- Prepare Your Work Area
Keep loading areas at least two truck lengths long for quick cycles and truck exchanges. - Plan Your Jobsite
Store materials close to the work. Plan your jobsite layout for maximum efficiency. - Provide On-site Supervision
Keep a supervisor on site to handle any issues, facilitate communication and enforce safety. - Seek Input
Empower your team. Achieve process improvement from a variety of perspectives. - Integrate Systems
To achieve the fastest cycles and highest productivity from loading equipment, carefully match machine, attachments and GET to the application and material. - Schedule Your Work
Technology enables you to significantly increase productivity by planning work beforehand to minimize movement of jobsite equipment and materials. - Analyze Project Reports Frequently
What you don’t know can hurt you and your operation. Monitor job costing and equipment health data to address and correct issues as quickly as possible. - Manage Equipment
Unscheduled downtime time is the enemy of deadlines, productivity and budgets. A thorough preventive maintenance program can increase profits by more than 10 percent. - Improve Safety
Make jobsite safety a priority. Don’t become a statistic. The construction industry has one of the highest worker accident rates per number of worker hours completed. - Pay Attention to Quality
Focus on performing high-quality work. Poor quality increases rework, impairs productivity and can harm your hard-earned reputation.
For more details about increasing productivity on your jobsites, contact the efficiency experts at your local Cat® dealer.