Last Planner System – a step towards improving the productivity of New Zealand Construction

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Last Planner System – a step towards improving the productivity of New Zealand Construction

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Productivity of New Zealand’s construction sector is declining compared with other countries and with most other sectors of the New Zealand economy. In response, the New Zealand government has set a target to lift construction sector productivity by 20% from the year 2010 to 2020. Development and use of new tools is seen as part of the solution, as is the adoption of international construction best practice. Lean Construction approaches are among those considered international best practice; ...

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Date created

2013

Creator

Fuemana, Jonson / Puolitaival, Taija / Davies, Kathryn

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/2784

Related subjects

commercial construction / planning / production control / last planner system (LPS) / productivity / impacts / perceptions / Building Construction Management and Project Planning

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