The building system facilitates the introduction of ‘just-in-time’ logistical control. Projects can now be planned to meet a production schedule, accurately schedule all supplies, predict manpower needs, and coordinate the arrival and completion of finishing trades.

Thanks to the above-mentioned daily work cycle, construction can achieve large amounts of floor area every day. This sets the pace for the project’s scheduled progress and allows an accurate forecast of work schedules and material deliveries so that completion and handover dates can be reliably monitored.

Since work crews perform the same tasks every day, teams quickly become proficient in their tasks reducing the reliance on special construction trade skills.

Finishing trades may be scheduled to follow the formwork crew throughout the building process. Electrical conduits and plumbing stacks are pre-bent, built, and assembled to deliver to the site with ‘just-in-time’ precision and efficiency. Minimising the amount of stock on-site and dramatically minimises the project’s ‘shrinkage’ factor.