Build for the Installation Window
Airport operations limit when crews can install. Building Swell connects prefab packages, shop capacity and required delivery dates so you can plan backward from those windows and see when a production delay puts the handoff at risk.
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Keep the installation area, required delivery and agreed access window with each prefab package. Work back through fabrication and checks, then compare the route with other jobs using the same crews and stations.
- The installation area and agreed site window
- The shop work and checks needed before delivery
- The existing commitments affected by a priority change
Have the package ready for the night shift
Suppose an airport package must arrive before an agreed overnight installation window. Its remaining assembly and checks share a crew with work that the site needs later.
The planner compares both deliveries and confirms that the airport package can take the earlier slot without making the other job late. The team changes the assembly sequence, and the project team confirms the delivery arrangements for the installation shift.
The crew completes the airport package and its checks first. In this example, the delivery reaches the agreed handoff before the night shift, while the other job retains its delivery date. The field crew can use the planned access window.
Keep delivery and access decisions connected
Review package progress against the required handoff as the window approaches. Keep the project team's current access arrangements with the work so a changed delivery or site window prompts a review of the production plan.
Bring a package with a restricted window
Bring a prefab package and the airport installation window it must support. We can work backward through its remaining shop work and compare it with your current commitments.
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