SEQUENCE BEFORE SCHEDULE.
A schedule states when work should happen. A sequence proves how it can happen. Each operation prepares the next — then verification releases it.
SURVEY
Existing conditions are measured and recorded before anything is assumed. The site is the first drawing.
EXISTING CONDITION — RECORDEDACCESS
Routes for people, plant, and material are fixed before work begins.
CARRIED UNTIL IT CARRIES ITSELFTEMPORARY WORKS
Shoring and bracing carry the structure until it carries itself — inside operations that never pause.
FABRICATION
Components are cut, welded, and checked off the critical path.
DELIVERY
Loads arrive in lift order, sequenced to the hour — the building arrives in the order it stands up.
SEQUENCED TO THE HOURRIGGING
Every pick is engineered and rehearsed before the hook closes.
CLEARANCE
The envelope is closed and made weather-tight before fit-out.
VERIFICATION
Tolerances are surveyed and documented before handover is accepted. The condition is known — then it is released.
START WITH THE EXISTING CONDITION.
