Date and Time
Thursday May 17, 2018
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM EDT
May 17, 2018
5:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Location
Wentworth Institute of Technology
Address: WIT Multipurpose Room, Beatty Hall, Room 119
Address 2: Parking in the Parker Street Lot
City: Boston
State: Massachusetts
Zip Code: 02115
Fees/Admission
Member Rate: $40 All Attendees
$10 for Public Sector or Not-for-Profit Owners and recent grads
Free for WIT students and faculty
Student Rate: Free
Contact Information
LCI New England
LCI AGC and ASM - Effective Pull Plan...
Description
You must register directly through LCI
An effective Pull Planning meeting requires good meeting timing, milestone definition, a shared understanding of the project’s technical scope and challenges, and clarification of work zones and paths. Effective meeting facilitation coordinates these various aspects to help attendees prepare for the meeting, be engaged during the meeting, and gain buy-in to the resulting work plan. Join us to:
1. Understand the facilitator’s role in Pull Planning meetings
2. Learn how to gain buy-in during Pull Planning meetings
3. Understand the Do’s and Don’ts for Pull Planning facilitation
We will be practicing with the Catered Event Simulation – a high-energy exercise that is guaranteed to engage even the most jaded practitioners. Those with less experience – learn how to make handoffs explicit between workers and experiment with sequencing alternatives. Those with more experience – try your hand at facilitating a group during the simulation.
Speaker Name: Cynthia Tsao, Ph.D.
Speaker Company: Consigli Construction Company
Speaker Email: cynthia@navilean.com
Speaker Bio:
As the Director of Lean Strategy at Consigli, Cynthia is responsible for customizing the approach for Lean implementation on construction projects as well as within and across company departments. A proponent of Lean delivery since 1997, Cynthia uses her expertise in product-process design integration to help teams improve project outcomes by efficiently using and enhancing team member capabilities as well as transforming complex design problems into ones that are easier to manage and construct.
