Keep Prefab on Track for Move-In
Tenant changes can add work without moving the handover date. Compare revised package requirements with shop capacity before changing crew assignments or promising delivery.
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Keep tenant revisions with the affected work
Keep the installation area and handover requirement with each fabrication package. Separate revised work from approved work so the team can see what a tenant decision changes before redirecting the shop.
- The assemblies affected by the tenant revision
- The details still needed before fabrication
- The remaining work ahead of the handover date
Keep a tenant change from holding the whole floor
Suppose a tenant changes a meeting-room layout after the floor's MEP packages are planned. The revised branch assemblies need new drawings, but the tenant's move-in date remains unchanged.
The design and project teams confirm which assemblies remain unaffected. The planner keeps those in production and reserves a later slot for the revised branches after checking their labor and station needs. The team agrees when the revised drawings must be ready.
In this example, the drawings arrive by the agreed date and the revised branches fit the reserved slot. The field receives the unaffected assemblies first and the changed work before its scheduled installation. The tenant revision has a defined production plan that supports the agreed handover.
Give the crew the agreed revision
Keep current drawings, assignments and open questions with the affected package. After the team agrees the delivery sequence, carry that decision into the shop so the crew builds the approved work for the next installation.
Bring a tenant change and its handover date
Bring a revised build-out package and the handover date it supports. We can compare the changed work with your existing shop commitments before agreeing its production sequence.
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