Handover date and first-production date, aligned

Illustrative example, not a client result.

IndustrialGet production online, on time.

Sector pressures

  • Process before structure
  • Client-supplied equipment
  • Commissioning sequence
  • Production ramp

AI Workers

A completed automated production line running inside a modern factory
34k m²Facility
3Production lines
26 moProgramme

About the sector

On an industrial build the structure is the easy part. Hivenox holds the construction programme against the process installation and commissioning sequence, so the handover date and the first-production date are the same conversation.

The building is not the deliverable. Production is.

What the programme is up against

01

Process before structure

Plant layout and equipment dictate the building, not the other way round.

02

Client-supplied equipment

Dates you do not control sitting on a critical path you own.

03

Commissioning sequence

Wet and dry commissioning stacked into the last weeks of the programme.

04

Production ramp

Practical completion means nothing until the line runs at rate.

The challenge

The construction programme and the process installation programme were maintained separately. Client-supplied equipment arrived against dates nobody had reconciled with the build, and the ramp-up plan assumed a handover that the commissioning sequence could not support.

The approach

How Hivenox and its AI Workers are designed to run a programme like this, on one record. A person approves, rejects or queries every decision.

  1. 01

    One sequence

    Delivery Assurance is designed to hold construction, installation and commissioning as a single critical path.

  2. 02

    Equipment dates reconciled

    Procurement & Supply is designed to track client-supplied and contractor-supplied equipment against the same programme.

  3. 03

    Layout drives the build

    Design & BIM is designed to tie plant layout changes to the structural and services packages they affect.

  4. 04

    Ramp visible early

    Executive & Portfolio is designed to report against first production, not practical completion.

An AI Worker in action

A worked example of the check the Delivery Assurance AI Worker is designed to run: connected sources, a comparison, a flagged risk and a decision sent to a person.

Delivery Assurance AI WorkerOn the roadmapIllustrative example
Connected sources
  • Primavera P6
  • Microsoft Project
  • Site diaries
  • Look-ahead plans
Compared · Programme progress
Planned75%
Actual72%
Risk identified

Milestone ‘Level 12 slab pour’ is slipping 6 days

Likely impact: High
Sent to a person to decide

Resequence the formwork crew

Site ManagerAwaiting decision

What changes

What the approach is designed to change. Illustrative, not a measured result.

OneCritical path, not two programmes
ReconciledFree-issue equipment against the build
First productionThe date that is actually reported

See it on one of your live jobs.

Bring a live job to a working session and see how Hivenox would run it, from the first claim to handover.

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