Technical Takt Planning and Takt Control in Construction.

Binninger, Marco; Dlouhy, Janosch; Haghsheno, Shervin

doi:10.24928/2017/0297

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“…The general principle has been explained in the publications or illustrated by examples with clear, uniform subdivisions of small units of gaps (e.g., hotel or housing). In isolated publications, as in Ward and McElwee (2007) or Dlouhy et al (2017), this effect has also been applied to building structures that are not uniform and do not contain standard repetitive elements. These papers focus on projects, in which the smallest common denominator is not always clear-supermarkets (Ward and McElwee 2007, p.547), (Dlouhy et al 2017, p.8) or the production properties considered here.…”

Section: Lot Size Reductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Buffer Management in Takt Planning – An Overview of Buffers in Takt Systems

Dlouhy¹,

Binninger²,

Haghsheno³

2019

Proc. 27th Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction (IGLC)

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Takt Planning and Takt Control (TPTC) as a method for construction has the potential to reduce construction time in relation to normal scheduling without the increase of manpower. This leads to the question: what changes with the use of Takt planning? One theory is that Takt planning is using buffers more effectively than other schedule and planning methods. This paper provides an overview of the various buffers in Takt planning and describes how they can be used.

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Section: Lot Size Reductionmentioning

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“…This paper summarizes the analysis of over 100 takted construction projects. Takt Planning and Takt Control is described as a method in other papers (Dlouhy et al 2016;Binninger et al 2017)…”

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Buffer Management in Takt Planning – An Overview of Buffers in Takt Systems

Dlouhy¹,

Binninger²,

Haghsheno³

2019

Proc. 27th Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction (IGLC)

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“…Haghsheno et al, 2016).The method of Technical Takt Planning and Takt Control was described in-depth and defined in the following year at the IGLC Conference 2017 (cf. Binninger et al, 2017a). The method is furthermore specified in additional publications (cf.…”

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Mastering Complexity in Takt Planning and Takt Control - Using the Three Level Model to Increase Efficiency and Performance in Construction Projects

Dlouhy¹,

Binninger²,

Oprach³

et al. 2018

Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction

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Mastering complexity in Takt planning and Takt control -Using the three level model to increase efficiency and performance in construction projects." In: Proc. ABSTRACTWhen scheduling a construction project, resource consumption, efficiency of the trades, external influences and the possible changes within the construction process must be taken into account. Hence, the complexity of the construction schedule and an exact planning is difficult. So often the time buffers are balancing the unexpected events. That's the reason the full potentials of the construction project are often missed. The approach of Takt Planning and Takt Control (TPTC) offers a possibility to dimension buffers and schedule them transparently. This approach is often seen as a rigid and complicated procedure. The planning has to be adapted with a huge effort to changes in the construction process and therefore often does not show the real image of the construction site. The three-level model tries to structure the method for all participants. This paper aims to improve the simplicity of dimensioning value, time and activities in Takt Planning. Performance indicators can provide information about the dimensioning and its adaptation to the construction process. Thus, TPTC can be seen as a flexible method for controlling the complexity of construction planning and excellerate efficiency of the hole project.

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“…Especially in the German market there is a strong community using this method in practice. The methods used when introducing Takt are described in many publications within the community of the IGLC (Binninger et al 2017;Dlouhy et al 2016;Frandson et al 2013;Haghsheno et al 2016;Linnik & Berghede 2013;Vatne & Drevland 2016;Yassine et al 2014). Planning and Control according to a standardized unit of time -the Takt Time -is a unique aspect of this method.…”

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“…The method described in this paper is oriented toward the 12 steps described by Binninger et al (2017). This paper considers a real case study.…”

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Short Takt Time in Construction – a Practical Study

Binninger¹,

Dlouhy²,

Müller³

et al. 2018

26th Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction

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Takt Planning and Takt Control (TPTC), as a method of Lean Construction, has been developed over years and has increasing applications in construction practice over the last years. The collective understanding is that this method can only be implemented when there is a high level of repetition in the structure of a building project and in fact it is frequently used in such kind of projects.A case study shows how this method was implemented on a construction site with no obvious repetition in the structure. Takt Time was reduced to a level of one hour and the single room construction site was split into small areas. A high collaborative approach of the TPTC was used. The completion time was reduced from over ten days to three days. This paper documents the steps of the implementation, the integration of the team and subcontractors and also compares the typical approach before the optimization with the results after the Takt Time integration.

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Technical Takt Planning and Takt Control in Construction.

Cited by 35 publications

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Buffer Management in Takt Planning – An Overview of Buffers in Takt Systems

Buffer Management in Takt Planning – An Overview of Buffers in Takt Systems

Mastering Complexity in Takt Planning and Takt Control - Using the Three Level Model to Increase Efficiency and Performance in Construction Projects

Short Takt Time in Construction – a Practical Study

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