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In this weeks tip we will build a delivery/activity schedule in Excel. I have used this before where I had to quickly put together a crane/coordination schedule for a job, it takes about 10-15 minute to build. Enjoy! 
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This week we will be going over a five part series to create a sequence and schedule plan in Bluebeam Revu. This is to help you create a visual sequencing and scheduling plan that's easier to read and understand than a typical schedule in Excel. This week we will be going over a five part series to create a sequence and schedule plan in Bluebeam Revu. This is to help you create a visual sequencing and scheduling plan that's easier to read and understand than a typical schedule in Excel. This week we will be going over a five part series to create a sequence and schedule plan in Bluebeam Revu. This is to help you create a visual sequencing and scheduling plan that's easier to read and understand than a typical schedule in Excel. This week we will be going over a five part series to create a sequence and schedule plan in Bluebeam Revu. This is to help you create a visual sequencing and scheduling plan that's easier to read and understand than a typical schedule in Excel. Shared calendars are a great tool to help you stay organized. If you have a pour crew or layout crew traveling from job to job, this weeks tip is for you. We'll show you how you can set up a shared calendar in five minutes. Hope you enjoy this weeks Constructorator tip!
Scheduling manpower, access routes and inspection are just a couple of to-dos before a concrete pour.
Below is a concrete pour planner to help you out work through the placement process of yardage,truck spacing, start/finish times to plan out . Download the file below; to fill out all you have to do is fill in the green cells. Give it a try and see how your next pour compares to the plan you made. 
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