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Fitout Contractor Gets Installation Back Onto the Promised Date

Site measurement, manufacture and fitter scheduling ran on three calendars that only met at the handover meeting.

Fitout Contractor Gets Installation Back Onto the Promised Date
88%
installations starting on the promised date
2.4x
reduction in repeat fitter visits
Per project
margin visible including rework

The challenge

Office and retail fitouts were sold as projects but run as a sequence of disconnected steps. Manufacture started before final site measurement more often than anyone admitted, fitters arrived for rooms that were not ready, and the cost of a returned visit never reached the project margin it had damaged.

Our approach

Each fitout became a project with the site survey, manufacturing release, despatch and installation visit as dependent milestones, billed against the same structure. Fitter availability and site readiness are conditions on the release rather than assumptions behind it. Repeat-visit cost is booked to the project that caused it, so the margin report shows where the schedule broke.

The outcome

Installation now starts on the promised date on the large majority of projects, and the contractor can see, per project, what a returned visit cost it.


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