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Commercial · Operations Support · Mar 2024 – ongoing

Submittal turnaround from 24 days to 8, without adding a PM

Three concurrent interior fit-outs with one project manager each and no shared coordination. Submittal and RFI logs were maintained when someone had a spare hour, which in practice meant weekly at best. Two approvals had already reached the critical path and the owner had raised it in an OAC meeting.

Results

8 days
Submittal turnaround
from 24, measured over 6 months
0
Approvals on critical path
months 2–12
17 hrs
Returned weekly per PM
self-reported, month 6 review
What we did

The approach, in order.

Including the decisions that turned out to matter more than the hire itself.

  1. 01Scoped a single project manager across all three jobs rather than one per job
  2. 02Audited the existing Procore logs and rebuilt ball-in-court tracking from the contract documents
  3. 03Set a daily update cadence with a standing 15-minute handoff to the PMs
  4. 04Added a second professional at month five when a fourth job started

The log stopped being a thing we worried about. That is the whole review.

Marcus DevlinDirector of Operations, Volve
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