Approaches to standardisation and mass-customisation allow us to adapt solutions to the real world while protecting and massively improving productivity.
In addition to recycling construction waste on 100% of projects, Chandos is also working to advance collaboration and innovation in the construction industry through Integrated Project Delivery (IPD).. Click the 'play button' above to listen in, or read our 5 Key Takeaways from Tim Coldwell's episode below.... 1.Innovative leadership and corporate social responsibility:.
Tim Coldwell’s role as President of Chandos showcases leadership that emphasises corporate social responsibility.Chandos, as North America’s first and largest B Corp-certified commercial general contractor, exemplifies commitment to environmental sustainability and diversity in hiring, including at-risk youth and underrepresented groups.This approach not only reshapes business ethics but also strategically aligns with innovative industry practices like Integrated Project Delivery.. 2.
Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) as a game-changer:.Tim Coldwell highlighted IPD, describing it as a collaborative framework where multiple partners (e.g., general contractors, architects, and various consultants) work under a single multi-party contract.
This model ensures shared risks and rewards, which significantly enhances alignment and efficiency among stakeholders.
This approach, which Chandos advocates for, represents a shift towards more cooperative and integrated methods in the construction industry, promising better project outcomes and sustainability.. 3.Working at Bryden Wood, there are more women within the team at all different levels, which is really great to see.
It’s a great industry to be in.You can be doing anything.
You can be involved in healthcare, you can be involved in humanitarian levels, through to quite heavy engineering for dams and things like that, which can physically change people’s lives.So it’s a great time to be in it.