The development of products and characterisation of materials for the construction industry is an area of growing interest. It is often the case that new products or materials being developed cannot be measured or assessed directly by current standards.
One way for firms to expand is to put their existing products into new markets. Delivery partners at WMCCE have expertise in a wide variety of areas and may be able to identify new markers for your products.
Using the renowned industry forum common approach, the ukfirst Process Improvement Workshop aims to measurably raise performance and productivity in an organisation in a structured and sustained way.
Master Engineers’ experience and knowledge, combined with commitment to communication and teamwork, mixed with the use of proven tools and techniques, tailored to your needs, is what will deliver you results.
Benefits
Lean Construction is a production management-based approach to project delivery. Lean Construction extends from the objectives of a lean production system - maximize value and minimize waste - to specific techniques and applies them in a new project delivery process. The reliable release of work between specialists in design, supply and assembly assures value is delivered to the customer and waste is reduced. Lean Construction is particularly useful on complex, uncertain and quick projects.
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Performance measurement is carried out by employing Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). KPIs are central to Constructing Excellence’s activities, enabling all those in the construction supply chain to establish how they are performing on projects, as a business, and on a wide range of government agendas such as Sustainability, Better Public Buildings, Respect for People and Community Benefit.
The ICT implementation programme of WMCCE involves provision of ICT support to SMEs. This support can be in the form of IT consultancy, IT training, website development, implementation of software and hardware.
Benefits
What does the programme cover?
Construction is the UK’s largest, most diverse, and often most dangerous industry employing some 2.2 million workers across a complex range of crafts, businesses and contracted services. Health and safety management in the industry operates within a complex framework of legislation and best practice guidance to help ensure legal compliance, risk mitigation and liability management to protect construction workers and anyone who might be affected by construction and related activities.
Environmental management is concerned with controlling the interactions and impacts which occur between human societies (e.g. industry, business, construction, etc) and the environment. In the UK, a developing framework of legislation, integrated standards, management tools and best practice all contribute to ensuring that increasingly high standards of compliance and mitigation are achieved across a broad spectrum of environmental protection issues including the air we breathe, the waste we create, the heritage we manage and the ecology of our planet.
WMCCE has selected to work with 23 Delivery Partners.
These firms were chosed because of their reputation and ability to meet the aims and objectives of WMCCE.
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