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Integration-workshop3th June 2019
LCI-Finland Training day
AGENDA: Integration workshop, 3th June 2019
13.00 Introduction, Lauri Merikallio, Vison Oy
Executive summaryDigby Christian, Sutter HealthJessica Kelley, Southland Industries
Group conversation 1: Expectations and questions
Short break
14.00 Project Integration, Digby Christian, Sutter Health
Integration levels, Lauri Merikallio, Vison Oy
Group conversation 2: Learning objectives for future
15.45 Break
16.00 Prefabrication and Lean, Jessica Kelley, Southland Indutries
Building Services prefabrication in Finland, Tero Järvinen, Granlund Oy
Group conversation 3: Learning outcomes
17.45 Conclusion, Lauri Merikallio, Vison Oy
Group Discussion Excercise 1: Expectations and Questions
What do you really want to hear from Digby and Jessica?
Do you have questions for Digby and Jessica?
Write your thoughts and questions down in the sticky notes. One thought/expectation/questions per note.
Project Integration in Finland
Lauri Merikallio
LCI-Finland Training Day 2019
Integration mechanisms – tools for integration
Contractual• impersonal plans, formalized rules and policies• Commercial models, Incentives• Procet alliance contract, IPD contract
Organisational: • organizational charts, integrating persons and
liaison roles, coordinating bodies• Defined processes, common meetings and working
premises (Big Room)• Last Planner system, TVD, VSM, 5S, Tact, etc.
Technological:• standardized information and communication bodies (Skype,
Teams, Smartsheet…)• BIM/VDC• Project data base
(Mitropoulos & Tatum 2000)
Formal and informal
integration mechanisms
RAIN1
Integration in Project Production
Project System -thinking
The purpose of Project System thinking is • to ensure that all the skills and capability will be integrated
into the project early enough (at the right time) and • the team and its members will understand the customer
needs and are involved into the common goals
The results of Project System thinking will be realized in the Integration plan
Desirable Integration degree will be achieved by using✓ Agreements and commercial models✓ Standardized integration mechanisms and tools✓ Technologies which help in integration
Integration plan
Big room
Data and Communication
management
Production system
TVD-process
Leadership, people and
team
Continues improvement
Contructual integration
Key to success: Integration Plan
Source: Vison Oy
Case: T2-alliance
Integration degrees – three levels• First degree
• Negotiation method to select the partners • Integrated agreement
• Developing phase
• Open book, shared risks and benefits, incentives• Integrated to core organization
• Big room activities
• Same core processes• Integrated technology and communication
• training program
• Second degree• Negotiation method (solution, people, attitude, price)
• Partly integrated agreement• Partly open book, partly shared risks and benefits, incentives
• Big room activities
• Some core processes• Some technology integrated
• Some common training
• Third degree• Traditional procurement
• Traditional agreements, could have incentives• Traditional introductions, partly common training with core team
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Integration plan
Key to success:
Integration plan
Big room
Data and Communication
management
Production system
TVD-process
Leadership, people and
team
Continues improvement
Contructual integration
Mid-size and small projects?
Source: Vison Oy
Cultural Challenge
Expectations and questionsfor Digby Christian, SutterHealth
Expectations and questions for Digby Christian, Sutter Health
Expectations and questionsfor Jessica Kelley, SouthlandIndustries
Expectations and questionsfor Jessica Kelley, SouthlandIndustries
Group Discussion Exercise 2: Learning Objectives for future
What we have learnt today?
The most important developing themes what we should developto improve our project integration during next• 6 months• 12 months• 24 months
Write your learning objectives down in the sticky notes.
Group Discussion Exercise 3: Learning Outcomes
What did we learn today?
If the goal is to improve flow and pull production in mechanicaland electrical works, what bottlenecks and constrains should beremoved?
Write your learning outcomes down in the sticky notes.
Learning Objectivesfor future
Learning Outcomes