into a new form, aiming to set the standard for engineering documents in the digital future.
We have embedded the process into our own management systems and the outputs we produce.We update these continually so that we capture learnings and leverage them to improve the results of the projects that follow.
We train all of our teams in the approach and the senior management team helps in using it throughout.We apply the principles of our Design to Value approach internally as well as externally, because we know the exceptional value it creates..If you'd like to continue to learn about our Design to Value approach and Modern Methods of Construction, sign up for our monthly newsletter here:.
http://bit.ly/BWNewsUpdatesWhen we talk about process engineering, it’s common to focus on the design and optimisation of industrial processes.People tend to think about pharmaceuticals, or the manufacturing industry.
However, at Bryden Wood, we believe the topic is actually much wider than that.
Process engineering can equally be applied to procedures with a social or service outcome.Standardised platforms and components.
Increased use of standardised, repeatable, design and components inherently lead to less variance and more standardised tasks on site, which already reduces the risk of the need for changes and thus the potential to deviate from the original design..The greater use of consistent, digital workflows through design, procurement and manufacturing will extend into of logistics and labour; predicting operative numbers, positioning them on site and schedule their training and workload.
This level of control is unremarkable in manufacturing, extraordinary in construction.. 2.Standardised labour operations.