Trade partners recognize that no set of plans is perfect. They work proactively with architects, engineers, and the field team to identify issues early and develop practical solutions that keep work moving forward.

Using systems such as the Last Planner System, trade partners actively collaborate with foremen and fellow trades to make reliable commitments and align on the project schedule.

Trade partners take shared responsibility for overall project flow. They raise concerns early, suggest alternatives, and help prevent delays rather than reacting to them.

Instead of escalating every issue, trade partners communicate directly with other trades, making clear commitments that support progress and reduce friction on site.

Trade partners help hold one another accountable in a respectful, team-oriented manner, working together to achieve project milestones and goals.

Trade partners embrace Lean construction tools such as Takt planning, the Last Planner System, and Scrum. Continuous improvement is expected and encouraged in how work is planned and executed.

Maintaining a clean and organized work area is a priority. This improves safety, productivity, and creates a better environment for every trade on site.

Trade partners treat other trades, project staff, and stakeholders as customers—delivering on commitments, communicating clearly, and maintaining high standards of quality.

Trade partners follow project rules, safety requirements, and site expectations, recognizing that consistency and discipline contribute to overall project success.