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Elevating construction with interviews, training, and techniques that will make the build environment better for workers, our customers, companies, and the industry as a whole.
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Frequenza di aggiornamento:
every 7 hours
Durata media dell'audio:
18 minutes
Interviste agli ospiti
Inglese
Stati Uniti
1719 episodi
da 10 Giugno 2020
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~82.27% of listeners are from United States.
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US
82.27%
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AU
4.98%
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CA
2.58%
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TW
1.59%
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NO
1.39%
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NG
1.39%
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IN
0.79%
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PH
0.79%
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GB
0.79%
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PL
0.39%
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DE
0.39%
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BG
0.39%
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CH
0.39%
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TR
0.39%
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AE
0.39%
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FR
0.19%
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MK
0.19%
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NP
0.19%
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IE
0.19%
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CO
0.19%
Others
0.14%
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ULTIMO EPISODIO 🔗
PPE should be the last line of defense not the reason people feel safe taking unnecessary risks. In this episode, Jason explains why workers should wear PPE with absolute discipline while leaders simultaneously design the job site as if that PPE did not exist. Jason reflects on what he has observed…
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EPISODI PRECEDENTI 🔗
Being busy with something urgent does not mean you are working on what actually matters. In this episode, Jason explains why strong construction leaders must develop the ability to distinguish between distractions, urgent noise, bottlenecks, constraints, and the truly critical work that drives the …
Working hard and feeling successful does not always mean your performance is actually where it needs to be. In this episode, Jason explores the danger of grading yourself against the wrong standard and why someone can genuinely believe they are doing an amazing job while still performing below the …
Calling something a "zone" does not make it a zone. In this episode, Jason explains the critical difference between zones, areas, and phases in Takt planning and why confusing them can affect production rhythm, sequencing, pull planning, and even supply chain alignment. Jason shares practical tests…
It's easy to compare your worst moments to someone else's best ones. In this episode, Jason pulls back the curtain and shares the side of himself. People rarely see the mistakes, flaws, difficult tendencies, and failures that exist alongside everything he teaches and builds. His point is not self-p…
Feeling organized should not require staying late every day. In this episode, Jason explains how to stay ahead of your work without letting it consume your life by creating quiet planning time, reducing commitments, and focusing only on what truly needs your attention. Jason shares how early focuse…
Being busy on a computer does not always mean real work is getting done. In this episode, Jason challenges the construction industry's dependence on screens and asks whether project teams are spending too much time behind computers instead of leading, observing, solving problems, and being present …
You can't optimize something that doesn't exist yet. In this episode, Jason explains why teams need to separate the invention phase from the optimization phase and why trying to perfect or standardize an idea too early can actually prevent progress. Jason shares how this principle shows up in Lean …
Great projects start by getting the right people into the right roles before the work begins. In this episode, Jason connects Jocko Willink and Leif Babin's "cover and move" principle with practical frameworks for building construction teams that can trust each other, communicate openly, and perfor…
"Should" sounds harmless, but in construction planning it often reveals uncertainty. In this episode, Jason shares a lesson from a field walk that changed the way he thinks about pre-planning: stop saying something should happen and dig deep enough until you know what will happen. Jason explains wh…
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