Three people on site, and the windows are not there.

Coming up: the planning that knows what has to be ready first
Today

Tuesday, installation. The crew leaves at seven.

More explanation

On site it turns out the frames are still at the supplier, and the opening has not been plastered.

Planning Tuesday, crew 2
Crew 2, three fittersLeaves at 7.00
On the way
Vermeulen familyInstall six windows and a patio door
Planned
Frame deliveryStill at the supplier
Not in
Living room openingNot plastered yet
Not ready
Rest of the weekEverything shifts by a day
Replan
Three people on site, the windows are not there
The impact

A lost crew day, and the rest of the week shifts.

More explanation

Three fitters with no work, a wasted trip, a replanning and a customer who has to wait again.

Your planning knows what has to be ready first.
The solution

Your planning knows what has to be ready first.

More explanation

The steps of the file are linked: materials and deposit before production, production before installation.

Before production starts, you see what is still missing.
How it works

Before production starts, you see what is still missing.

More explanation

Each step shows which item has not come in yet, so nothing falls through the cracks.

You see it before the van leaves.
The result

You see it before the van leaves.

More explanation

What is stuck in a file, you see straight away. An installation that cannot go ahead is noticed at the office, not on site.

Background to this storyWhat manufacturers and installers of windows and doors tell us, and what you see of it in the demo.
"We send three people to the site and the windows have not even been delivered."
IRPIn the process
Work step
Production and installation
Needed
Materials, deposit and approved drawing
Supplied by
Customer, supplier and work preparation
When
Before production starts
Next
The planning knows the order; what is missing is shown at the step

File planning with dependencies between the steps, what is still missing at each step, and what is stuck in a file (demo environment).

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