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Advanced Work Packaging: Thinking with the End in Mind
AWP is a disciplined approach aiming to improve project productivity and predictability by aligning planning and execution activities throug
Is the Last Planner System a Work Packaging Method?
Traditionally, contractors face a large amount of rework due to both poor field planning and poor coordination between engineering and...
Work packaging defined: from a project control mechanism to a project planning mechanism
The concept of breaking down projects into manageable work packages is one of the fundamental concepts of the Project Management body of...
AWP Knowledge Cards
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Can WorkFace Planning Boost Your Field Performance?
First published at PMI online publication What if I invite you to have a walk through any random construction site and observe the...
Why Work Packaging? The Productivity Challenge
Productivity in the construction industry has been declining in the last four decades especially in comparison to non-farm industries...
AWP Implementation Challenges
AWP is meant to organize and drive the flow of information during the entire project lifecycle following a work packaging logic that is...
History of AWP and WFP Research
This article is an excerpt of the first published academic thesis on Advanced Work Packaging "Advanced Work Packaging from Project...
What does a Workface Planner do?
The Workface Planner is responsible for the conversion of Construction Work Packages (CWP) into Installation Work Packages (IWP). He/She is
What is WorkFace Planning (WFP)?
"Work face planning is the process of organizing and delivering all the elements necessary, before the work is started, to enable craft...
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