 | Live-virtual workshop is held on Thursday
November 12
8 AM - 12 PM MT
Member: $500 | Non-Member: $600*
*Participation in this workshop is for one person per registration.
Please select Idaho AGC as the referring chapter when registering.
About the Workshop
On every construction project, field performance depends on how well people, materials, equipment and work areas are organized. This workshop focuses specifically on jobsite logistics and workflow planning; including how to set-up the site, sequence work, and improve crew and material movement to reduce delays and waste effort.
The 4-hour Field Logistics and Workflow Planning Workshop is a tactical, application-based session designed to help participants improve coordination at the project level. Rather than covering productivity as a broad management topic, this workshop zeroes in on site layout, material staging, crew flow, handoff points, and simple field-planning practices that support smoother daily operations.
Through discussion, real-world scenarios, and small group activities, participants will apply practical tools they can use right away to improve site coordination, reduce workflow interruptions, and support more efficient execution in the field. Each attendee will leave with ideas and next steps they can adapt to their own project environment
Workshop Outcomes
- Identify jobsite logistics factors that affect workflow, access, and coordination
- Map material movement, staging, and crew flow to reduce bottlenecks and delays
- Recognize common field coordination issues that create wasted motion and rework
- Use simple planning tools to improve daily execution and site organization
- Develop practical next steps to strengthen logistics planning on active projects
Who should take this course:
This workshop is best suited for superintendents, project managers, forepersons, field engineers, and others responsible for coordinating jobsite setup, material flow, work sequencing, and day-to-day field execution. It is especially useful for teams looking for practical ways to improve site organization and workflow.
Technology and Participation
For the classroom:
- Please have Zoom downloaded.
- Computer with dual monitor preferred.
- Laptop is good with a separate tablet to access the materials.
For participation:
- Camera, either built in or added on and ready to stream to the classroom.
- Headphones or earbuds with microphones are preferred.
- Computer/device mic and speakers are ok if in private, quiet room.
- Each student should be on their own computer/laptop/tablet, if possible.
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