Visual management isn't "extra"—it's how you get information out of your head and into the field so the whole team can see as a group, know as a group, and act as a group. In this episode, Jason explains what a true visual workplace looks like on a construction site and why Lean doesn't work without it. You'll hear practical examples—from Takt plans and visual planning boards to signage plans, day plan boards, hoist rules, lean boards on floors, and even Bluebeam photo-sketches—that make the plan obvious, reduce confusion, and create real operational control. If you want a jobsite that runs smoother with less babysitting, this is the blueprint.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why visual management creates a "self-ordering, self-explaining, self-regulating" jobsite and why Lean requires it
• How to use Takt plans and visual scheduling boards so crews can see the plan in seconds
• How to design project signage and interaction spaces so workers always know where to go and how to engage
• What visual day plans, floor lean boards, hoist rules, and color-coded deliveries look like in the field
• How to make coordination easier with visuals like Bluebeam photo-sketches, one-lines, and BIM views brought to the field

If your workers only understand 20% of the plan today, what visual system will you build first to get that number closer to 100%?

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