No 44 Heritage & conservation

What does lean construction aim to minimise through improved efficiency?

• Increase waste

• Minimise waste

• Increase variation

• Decrease safety

What is the main focus of lean construction?

• Reducing costs

• Continuous improvement

• Increasing project size

• Hiring more workers

What is the purpose of reflecting on the success of a project in lean construction?

• To increase project size

• To review areas for improvement

• To reduce stakeholder involvement

• To eliminate audits

What is a benefit of creating a culture of feedback in lean construction?

• It increases project costs

• It helps focus on improvement

• It reduces stakeholder involvement

• It eliminates formal reviews

How does lean construction ensure value for stakeholders?

• By increasing project costs

• By focusing on continuous improvement

• By reducing project timelines

• By eliminating audits

What is a key characteristic of JIT concrete delivery?

• Delivered before the site is ready

• Delivered exactly when needed

• Delivered after the project is completed

• Delivered without prior notice

What does JIT aim to reduce besides storage needs?

• Labor costs

• Material waste

• Equipment costs

• Project timelines

How are BIM and lean construction initiatives viewed?

• Completely unrelated

• Identical

• Two separate initiatives with shared core values

• Opposing methods

What is the focus of management in a lean approach?

• Getting it right the first time

• Hiring more staff

• Increasing the budget

• Extending deadlines

What does BIM stand for in the context of lean design?

• Building Information Modeling

• Basic Information Management

• Building Integration Method

• Business Information Model