BUILT-RITE Construction Industry Program
731 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19147
Tel: 215-732-7476 Fax: 215-732-7479
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Philadelphia Area Labor Management Committee BUILT-RITE Construction Industry Program 731 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19147 Tel: 215-732-7476 Fax: 215-732-7479 |
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The BUILT-RITE Process - The primary tool of the BUILT-RITE process is the establishment of a communication structure involving owner, contractors and union representatives at all levels on a given construction project. The structure of the communication model varies from project to project in response to the size, duration and manning logistics of each individual undertaking. |
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The BUILT-RITE process
enables unions, contractors and users to focus jointly on the opportunities
and problems of any given construction project. The three parties work
together to define jurisdictional matters, set quality standards, plan
safe work conditions and solve unexpected problems that predictably arise
on all construction projects.
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Results
from the use of BUILT-RITE:
The BUILT-RITE process enables owners to achieve the project outcomes during construction that are identified in the early planning and engineering phases. Typical results include the following:
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The introduction of the communication process encompassing
all three parties to the construction undertaking establishes a routine,
problem-solving vehicle that allows issues to be resolved in a non-adversarial
manner that complements the objectives of the owner's construction planners.
BUILT-RITE effectively removes barriers to communication among parties who have a need to know about the other's practices in order to properly service their own constituents. The key to the BUILTRITE process is a formal communication mechanism involving all three parties - owner, contractors and workforce - in the continuing activities that comprise the components of a construction project. |
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For phone numbers to contact any of the users of BUILTRITE listed above, call the offices of the Philadelphia Area Labor Management Committee at 215-732-7476, visit our more info. page, or e-mail us at info@palmnet.org.