The Significance of Work Preparation Planning for A Predictable Execution
Paper i proceeding, 2024
However, there is a gap between the detailing of the construction documents and the work planning. The hypothesis of this paper is that a shared breakdown structure between disciplines and documents increases traceability and predictability regarding work preparation planning and execution. This is studied through two cases of rooftop assemblies. These cases were documented through semi-structured interviews and a thorough analysis of the project documentation of the planning and execution phases. The findings show disconnection between idealized work preparation plans and their practical execution. The cases differed in how they used the breakdown structures. Only one of the cases used the shared breakdown structure to further detail the rooftop assemblies. This created an interoperability between costing, schedule and documentation that was not seen and could not be reproduced in the other case. This also enabled a traceability with regards to costs and the schedule and helped to build a predictability in the planning of future iterations of the roof assemblies. Thus, a systematically classified information structure promises to bridge the gap between theoretical planning and on-site execution.
Information Structure
Breakdown structure
Case-study
Communication
Work Preparation Planning
Författare
Efraim Ljung
Chalmers, Arkitektur och samhällsbyggnadsteknik, Construction Management
Mikael Viklund Tallgren
Chalmers, Arkitektur och samhällsbyggnadsteknik, Construction Management
Proceedings of the Creative Construction Conference 2024
CCC2024-159
978-615-5270-78-9 (ISBN)
Prag, Czech Republic,
BIM baserad virtuell taktplanering
Centrum för management i byggsektorn (CMB) (211), 2023-08-06 -- 2025-12-30.
Svenska Byggbranschens Utvecklingsfond (SBUF) (14237), 2023-08-06 -- 2025-12-30.
Digital Twin Cities Centre
VINNOVA (2019-00041), 2020-02-29 -- 2024-12-31.
Ämneskategorier (SSIF 2025)
Byggprocess och förvaltning
DOI
10.3311/CCC2024-159