Chain of Command in Construction isn’t optional. I’ve seen Architects and Owners walk a site, talk directly to the crew, and casually suggest something. The crew hears direction and starts doing it. Now the Plan’s blown up. The Scope gets fuzzy. The Foremen look blindsided. And the PM has his hand out for a Change Order. If you want to change something, run it up and down the proper communication channels. Helpful comments in the field can get expensive fast. 💸 | Construction Yeti

There’s just some things (err.. many things) in the Construction Industry you can really only learn in the field. And MEP installation coordination is one of those things. Sure you can learn the difference between a Chiller and a VAV or a Transformer and a Switch Gear from a text book. But having a true understanding of how all the layers come together and tie together takes real field experience. | Construction Yeti

Watching the Project Executive fumble with screen share is a fun experience. You’re on mute watching and thinking: No, the other screen. That’s Outlook. Still Outlook. Okay now everyone can see your inbox. Geez, how many unread messages do you have?? This man controls a $250M budget. Signs your paycheck. And somehow loses a 3-minute Teams battle every single week. Meanwhile the PE & PM who actually know how the buttons work… Are just sitting there. Silent. Questioning every life choice that led