LCi is a community of learning and practice that advocates for the transformation of the Irish construction sector through collaboration, and the adoption of Lean thinking and practices by the entire sector to enable and sustain enhanced effectiveness, efficiency, productivity, and profitability for all stakeholders in the value chain.

Find out more on Why Lean and Why LCi – watch Videos from LCi Board Members and others detailing their interest in Lean and why their organisations have adopted Lean thinking and practices, as well as how they are benefitting from involvement with the LCi community of learning and practice.

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JOIN THE COMMUNITY

Be a part of the sector-wide transformation – the LCi Corporate Member base includes organisations of all scales and sizes from across the Irish construction sector, and encompasses Clients & Owners, Contractors and their Associated Supply Chain, Suppliers, Professional Service Providers, Higher Education Institutions, and Lean Service Providers.

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WEBINARS

Explore this knowledge bank of real-world and applied presentations from practitioners in the field covering a wide range of themes and topics, and all made intuitive and accessible for those relatively new to Lean as well as for those more advanced in their Lean knowledge and implementation journeys.

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CONFERENCE

Join us at this leading global conference – network with your industry peers and colleagues, and engage with global good practices and thought leaders in presentations and plenary discussions from Clients/Owners, their Professional Service Providers, Contractors and their Associated Supply Chain, Lean Academics, and Lean Service Providers.

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BOOK OF CASES

The first of its kind in the world – these high-quality case study publications demonstrate the proactive, pioneering, and progressive nature of many Irish construction sector organisations in their adoption of Lean thinking and practices, along with their wider alignment and integration of Lean with the complementary areas of BIM, Digitalisation, Technology, and Sustainability.

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COURSE PORTFOLIO

Whether you are well along or just commencing on your Lean journey, the LCi Course Portfolio is the standard for the sector in Lean Construction training and certification. View the directory of LCi Registered Trainers who can assist you, and engage with Skillnets to secure funding support for your capability development needs.

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RESOURCES

Explore the many LCi, national, and international resources available that can enable your knowledge and capability development as well as help you advance along your Lean journey. Resources ranges from books of cases, webinars, podcasts, websites, and service providers, to funding supports.

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2 Rules for Implementing New Methods in Construction Project Management

In this blog, Lean influencer & Changemaker, Felipe Engineer-Manriquez delves into construction project management & 2 rules for implementing new methods.

Kiernan Structural Steel Limited: Lean Initiative

This project was undertaken to improve the transfer of information across projects and departments, and to move away from a reliance on paper. The approach ...

Integrated Leadership: The Foundation of Success in Today’s Project Delivery Models

Lean itself gets mixed reviews of value and success. The intent or “why” as presented is to reduce waste. The value is so much more. ...

SISK: Lean Initiative

The Project Team was tasked with constructing two blocks of student accommodation (145 bedrooms) on a particularly confined site in a residential area of Cork ...

The Lean Leadership Pattern Puts People at the Center of a Challenge

As lean leaders, our attention is on growing others’ skills and capabilities while meeting a challenge. Let’s look at Toyota’s leadership model as described by ...

Ardmac: Lean Initiative

This case describes the project information storage practices and procedures prior to and following Lean implementation, an overview of Ardmac’s FMS, and the approach to ...

PIPELIFE Ireland Solutions Ltd

Pipelife Ireland Limited has been in the business of producing quality goods for the Plumbing, Construction and Agricultural sectors for over 50 years, specialising in the extrusion of polyethylene pipe for these applications. The product range has evolved over this time to the latest generation of Qual-PEX thermoplastic pipes which can carry Hot and Cold Water.

Pipelife is Ireland’s leading designer and supplier of thousands of Home Heating Solutions each year. The Pipelife team work with everyone from homeowners, contractors, architects & consulting engineers across the country in projects ranging from residential homes, offices, hospitals, nursing homes, to warehouses, car showrooms and other commercial & industrial buildings.

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UPCOMING WEBINAR

Implementing Lean in Education Construction Projects when not the client, consultant, or contractor

25/04/2024
15:00
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PRESENTED BY:

Avril Behan – Director of the FET College of the Future – SOLAS

FACILITATED BY:

Derek Sinnott – Director – Lean Construction Ireland

OVERVIEW:

To Be Confirmed

UPCOMING WEBINARS

LATEST WEBINAR

GOING DIGITAL: CHANGE DOESN’T HAVE TO BE COMPLICATED

28/03/2024
15:00
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PRESENTED BY:

George Smithies – Co-Founder – innDex

corporate members

2 Rules for Implementing New Methods in Construction Project Management

Kiernan Structural Steel Limited: Lean Initiative

Integrated Leadership: The Foundation of Success in Today’s Project Delivery Models

SISK: Lean Initiative

The Lean Leadership Pattern Puts People at the Center of a Challenge

Ardmac: Lean Initiative

MEMBERS SPOTLIGHT

PIPELIFE Ireland Solutions Ltd

Implementing Lean in Education Construction Projects when not the client, consultant, or contractor

UPCOMING WEBINARS

25th April: Implementing Lean in Education Construction Projects when not the client, consultant, or contractor

21st November: Uisce Éireann

20th June: Target Value Delivery of Building Projects

GOING DIGITAL: CHANGE DOESN’T HAVE TO BE COMPLICATED