Plan Units from Frame to Finish
Different unit types need different amounts of work. Coordinate structure, services and finishes around the crews, stations and delivery dates each unit depends on.
Book DemoPlan each unit's handoffs
Represent the structural, rough-in, finish and checking stages your process requires. Different unit types can need different routes and labor allowances even when they share stations. Keep those differences visible when comparing the next production start.
- The route and estimated work for each unit type
- The crew or station required at each handoff
- The unfinished work occupying capacity for the next unit
Check the next station
A unit is still in finish work when the next unit is expected to enter the same station. Its planned hours are used, but its remaining tasks have not been completed.
In this example, the team keeps the finish crew on the current unit and leaves the next unit out of the occupied station. The planner reviews the unfinished stages and other bookings before revising the next unit's start.
The crew has one sequence to follow, and the project team can see which delivery needs attention. Recorded hours give the team a reason to review the next allowance, without treating an overrun as proof of a new completion date.
Compare labor across similar units
Recorded hours against production stages give your team a basis for comparing similar units. Review what differed in the work before carrying an old labor allowance into the next build.
Bring your next unit
Bring a unit route and the next handoff that is difficult to plan. We can compare the remaining work with the capacity the next unit needs.
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