The LCIA holds local events all over Australia. These events aim to promote, educate and update industry about LEAN practices, tools and techniques. In addition, meet and network with other LEAN practitioners and other industry professionals.
May 2017
LCIA QLD Event – Lean Construction and BIM in Action
Join us for the first LCIA QLD event in 2017! Come along and hear examples of LEAN in practice! Our first speaker, Craig Percival, Woollam Construction will discuss the company’s leap into waste minimisation and LEAN construction. He will provide examples of how Wollam Construction is using LEAN to transform day-to-day operations and processes to ensure this 133 year old tier two builder will continue to prosper well into the next century. Our second speaker, Adam Sheather, AECOM will look at…
Find out more »June 2017
LCIA VICTORIA EVENT – LEAN in practice; from Government projects to drones
The LCIA Victoria’s goals are to: • Provide leadership and facilitate the LEAN conversation • Collaborate with like-minded LEAN organisations • Inform and educate about LEAN principles, tools and techniques available • Encourage the adoption of a holistic LEAN approach • Recognise LEAN practitioners and organisations This LEAN in Practice event will offer 3 very different perspectives on the topic. “From Government Projects to Drones and all things Lean in between” is perhaps our most diverse presentation evening yet and…
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March 2018
How Crossrail broke the mould with the $24 billion civil construction project
DESCRIPTION The head of innovation and Technical information from Crossrail in the UK (wholly owned subsidiary of Transport for London) is coming to Australia on his way back from China as part of a UK Goverment Digital Built Britain delegation. In this presentation, Malcolm Taylor, Head of Technical information, Crossrail, will share how Crossrail has managed to change the landscape in the UK delivering their 11 year $24 Billion program of works on schedule and within their original 2008…
Find out more »April 2018
How Crossrail broke the mould with the $24 billion civil construction project
The head of innovation and Technical information from Crossrail in the UK (wholly owned subsidiary of Transport for London) is coming to Australia on his way back from China as part of a UK Goverment Digital Built Britain delegation. In this presentation, Malcolm Taylor, Head of Technical information, Crossrail, will share how Crossrail has managed to change the landscape in the UK delivering their 11 year $24 Billion program of works on schedule and within their original 2008 funding…
Find out more »How Crossrail broke the mould with the $24 billion civil construction project
The head of innovation and Technical information from Crossrail in the UK (wholly owned subsidiary of Transport for London) is coming to Australia on his way back from China as part of a UK Goverment Digital Built Britain delegation. In this presentation, Malcolm Taylor, Head of Technical information, Crossrail, will share how Crossrail has managed to change the landscape in the UK delivering their 11 year $24 Billion program of works on schedule and within their original 2008 funding…
Find out more »How Crossrail broke the mould with the $24 billion civil construction project
The head of innovation and Technical information from Crossrail in the UK (wholly owned subsidiary of Transport for London) is coming to Australia on his way back from China as part of a UK Goverment Digital Built Britain delegation. In this presentation, Malcolm Taylor, Head of Technical information, Crossrail, will share how Crossrail has managed to change the landscape in the UK delivering their 11 year $24 Billion program of works on schedule and within their original 2008 funding…
Find out more »June 2018
LCIA NSW – Industry disruption, challenges and opportunities.
The construction sector is undergoing unprecedented change, on-site construction work is moving off-site and in many cases off-shore. On-site construction costs now exceed $100/hr and the effective utilisation of that workforce at best sits at 65 to 70%, depending on how this is assessed. Off-site workforce costs are below $50 per hour and the effective utilisation rate regularly reaches 100% as OSCM processes improve. Shipping costs from anywhere in the globe are typically 1% of the final construction costs and…
Find out more »October 2018
2018 Future Infrastructure Summit
This day long industry focused event will provide case studies and showcase real world applications of Lean, BIM and GIS in Australia and around the world The Future Infrastructure Summit program is designed to bring together real life practitioners from around the industry. This one-of-a-kind Summit brings together clients, government, head contractors, subcontractors and our design partners and consultants to: get inspired learn from each other build strong peer relationships expand networks and foster industry collaboration. The event is co-hosted…
Find out more »LCIA NSW – LEAN IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE
Lean adoption at Parkes Shire Council Andrew Francis Andrew is the Director of Infrastructure at Parkes Shire Council, with key areas of responsibility in Water, Wastewater, Stormwater and Environmental management, Major Projects, Procurement and Contract Management. Lean adoption at Parkes City Council Parkes Shire Council became a Lean organisation in 2013. After trialling a number of the Lean tools and techniques and gaining various levels of process and operational improvements based on ad hoc adoption by various teams, in 2014…
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