PTAG at the Lean Construction Institute Congress
PTAG will be represented by John Strickland and Victor Saavedra at the Lean Construction Institute Congress in Atlanta, October 12 to 16.
For complex capital projects, improving performance is not only about adding more controls or processes. It is about creating better flow, reducing waste, improving coordination, and making execution more predictable.
At PTAG, we see Lean principles as an important part of that effort. Applied effectively, Lean can help project teams improve planning reliability, strengthen collaboration, and create greater value across engineering, construction, and project delivery.
These principles align closely with PTAG’s work in project management, construction management, project controls, and broader capital program delivery, where the goal is to help owners and delivery teams establish more disciplined, integrated ways of working.
The LCI Congress provides an opportunity to exchange ideas with practitioners who are advancing Lean across the industry and to explore how those practices can be applied within increasingly complex project environments.
If you are attending, connect with John and Victor in Atlanta and join the conversation around better ways to plan, manage, and deliver capital projects.















































