CONTACTS
Implementing Organization: Region 2
Implementation Lead: Devin Weder
Development Team: Devin Weder
Article Written By: Devin Weder
Innovation Council Liaison: Devin Weder
Innovation Team Coordinator: Quinten Klingonsmith
STATUS
Implementation Date: July 1, 2021
Adoption Status: Fully Implemented
Adoptability Note: All Region District Engineers could use this dashboard. Step 1. Invite DE’s across the state take a look at this report. Step 2. Set up a dashboard for each region that decides to use it.
Please contact Devin Weder or Quinten Klingonsmith for help implementing this report for your region.
APPLIES TO
Topic: Data Collection, Analysis and Visualization
Organization(s): Central Construction, Central Preconstruction, Region 1, Region 2, Region 3, Region 4
Job Role(s): Construction Engineer, Program Director, Program Manager, Program Specialist
Tags: labor productivity, employee empowerment, ( process improvement ), ( data visualization ), construction, project management, Resident Engineer, District Engineer, Project Manager
PROBLEM
District Engineers track new projects and assign Resident Engineers (RE) at the appropriate time. They were using clunky reports, and going through them manually to find projects that had not been assigned.
CHANGE
The Unassigned Resident Engineer Dashboard shows unassigned projects, and amongst other criteria can be filtered by region, project delivery method, and project manager.
RESULT
The dashboard assists District Engineers to more easily manage RE’s workload. They are able to assign projects to the appropriate RE earlier in the process, which fosters better planning, saves time, and provides other efficiencies.
REs are able to monitor the dashboard to identify upcoming projects of interest.
LINKS
Project Costs Dashboard
(another dashboard for RE and DEs to explore)
IMPACT
EFFICIENCIES*
Cost Avoidance: $120,720 over 20 years (July 1, 2021 - July 1, 2041)
Labor Savings: 101 hours annually
Benefit/Cost Ratio: 253:1
*Benefits are estimated net of initial and ongoing expenses. Savings are averaged over the expected benefit life of the innovation. See details.