PERFORMANCE-DRIVEN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT IN ACTION
Sir Robert McAlpine uses Buildots to mitigate delay risk & increase efficiencies
Sir Robert McAlpine prides itself on its drive for innovation and delivery excellence, always seeking the industry’s best technological solutions to help them drive efficiency, improve on-site collaboration and improve client satisfaction.
Watch the video below to hear from some of the company’s key players as they discuss how the partnership has contributed to their growth over the past few years.
You’ll hear insights from:
- Mark Gibson, Managing Director of Healthcare
- Nick Leach, Director of Digital Construction
- Lee Howlett, Planner
- Andy Towers, Chief Engineer
- Tommy Cooke, Account Director, Buildots
Sir Robert McAlpine is a family-owned construction and infrastructure company established in 1869. The company designs, develops, builds and preserves some of Britain’s most iconic buildings.
Sir Robert McAlpine has been utilizing Buildots AI process management platform for the past three years, covering more than 260K sqm (2.8M sqft) of construction area across 5 projects, with more in the pipeline.
Key Outcomes
- Potential delays are identified early-on allowing for mitigation plans to be put in place.
- Efficiency, collaboration and accuracy were improved via the use of Buildots’
automated progress reports. - Project delivery processes were influenced by the use of performance-driven construction management technique.
- Created a culture of continuous optimization and improvement.
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