19th Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction - Lima, Peru - 2011

Impacts Of "The Last Planner" Method on Sanitation Works

Agustin Yoza Levano1

1Implementations Coordinator in the Project Management Department, Civil Engineer. Paseo de la República 4675, Lima, GyM, Mobile: (511) 985105398, Telephone: (511) 2130444 – extensión 0233, [email protected]

Abstract

This document brings together the concepts and applications of Production Management, based on Last Planner techniques, as applied in the works of Sedapal Lot 7 and Lot 10, with the purpose of passing on our experience in Sanitation Projects so that the reader can understand the dynamics applied and adapt them into his/her own work, related to the emphasis on planning and optimization of flows by means of waste detection and continuous improvement application.

Keywords

Flow, Planning, Programming, Requirements, Production

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Levano, A. Y.. (2011). Impacts Of "The Last Planner" Method on Sanitation Works. In Rooke, J., & Dave, B. (Eds.), 19th Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction.

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Levano, A. Y.. (2011). Impacts Of "The Last Planner" Method on Sanitation Works. IGLC19.

 

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