Monday, 11 March 2019

Construction 101: Tips on setting and hitting deadlines


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With years of construction and engineering experience under his belt, Reddy Kancharla knows the non-negotiable nature of a feasible timeline. Projects have to set and hit deadlines. These are integral to the planning process, and Kancharla has seen a number of projects lose a huge amount of money to delays, simply because deadlines have been breached.
On that note, Reddy Kancharla offers a few insights on setting and hitting deadlines for large-scale projects.

Maximize the talents and skills of the teams.
A construction and engineering project involves considerable manpower, Reddy Kancharla notes. There are the internal and real estate project management teams, lead engineers and architects and their own teams, and a host of other professionals. Every person in every team should be instructed well on their roles and their respective timelines.

Create and implement a strict but fair monitoring system.
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Monitoring progress at every phase of the project is critical to hitting deadlines. Timelines should be doable from the get-go, so monitoring ensures that everyone who has a role to play, plays them to perfection. Consistency is key. List all the goals that have to be met and monitor their completion.


Make adjustments to manpower if necessary. You can also move deadlines, but only as a last resort.
Reddy Kancharla had worked in the construction industry for more than 25 years, having experience in projects involving civil construction, geotechnical consultation, and construction QA/QC. Visit this website for more information about him.