Why does nobody talk about how a bad schedule kills a job before the first shovel hits dirt
I took over a restaurant build in Fort Worth last month and the old PM had the electricians and drywallers showing up in the same week, which cost 9 days of standing around doing nothing. A schedule that lives in somebody's head instead of on the wall is how you burn $14k in labor for zero progress. What's your rule for locking a sequence before subs even bid the job?