👉HOW TO BUILD A PROJECT SCHEDULE IN 5 EASY STEPS
🚧Step One: Define Activities
➡️The goal of the activity definition step is to identify all the tasks required to accomplish the product.
*⃣This frequently results in identifying all the work products and deliverables that comprise the project.
*⃣These deliverables are found as the components of a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).
*⃣The project schedule further decomposes these deliverables into the actual activities required to complete the work.
*⃣If the project team doesn't have an established scope statement, WBS, or sufficient scope definition, you may need to host a workshop or two to gather the requirements and further develop the project schedule Since you need to produce a project schedule by next week, you will likely create tasks in your project schedule for "Analysis" or "Scope Definition."
*⃣At this point in the project, it is OK to not have all the project details.
*⃣You can build activities in your project schedule to gather the information.
*⃣It is perfectly acceptable to build a plan for the analysis of the project before committing to the implementation or delivery phase of the project.
*⃣Assume for now you either have a WBS available or have enough information to build a sample set of tasks to further define the scope. *⃣Once you have all the activities defined, the next step is the sequence the activities.
🚧Step Two: Sequence Activities
➡️At this point you've entered all the task names and have further decomposed the deliverables listed in the WBS.
*⃣The next step is to sequence the activities with dependencies During this step, you'll identify any dependencies of related tasks and document them in the project schedule.
*⃣You'll need to analyse each of the tasks to understand which task has a dependency on additional tasks.
*⃣In your favourite project schedule development book, be sure to read about the different types of dependency include Finish-to-Start and Start-to Start dependencies.
*⃣These relationships will impact your task start and finish dates.
🚧Step Three: Estimate Activity Resources
➡️The next step is to identify the resources and their availability to your project.
*⃣Remember that not all team members will be 100% available to your project as some team members will be working on multiple projects.
*⃣In this step, you'll also assign resources to each of the tasks I usually assign resource to tasks using the standard Gantt Chart view in Microsoft Project.
*⃣For each task at the lowest point in the WBS, click on the drop down box in the Resource Names column and select the available team member.
I recommend breaking down the tasks so you can assign one task to one resource to avoid adding multiple resources to a given task. It creates a larger project schedule, but it allows me better control in allocating and tracking resources as the project executes.
🚧Step Four: Estimate Activity Durations
With resources assigned
➡️The next step is to estimate each task's duration.
*⃣The activity's duration is the number of working periods required to complete the task.
*⃣In Microsoft Project, this can be defined in days, weeks, and even months It is also important to understand the difference of the different duration types including Fixed Work, Fixed Duration and Fixed Units.
*⃣Selecting the correct duration type impacts the resource availability and the forecasted task end date.
🚧Step Five: Develop Schedule
➡️The next step is to analyse the project schedule and examine the sequences, durations, resources and inevitable
*⃣scheduling constraints. The goal of this step is to validate the project schedule correctly models the planned work.
*⃣In this step you'll not only validate the duration estimates are accurate, but validate the resource allocations are correct.
*⃣Resource levelling is a key step in ensuring the project dates are realistic and the resources are appropriately assigned.
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🚧Step One: Define Activities
➡️The goal of the activity definition step is to identify all the tasks required to accomplish the product.
*⃣This frequently results in identifying all the work products and deliverables that comprise the project.
*⃣These deliverables are found as the components of a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).
*⃣The project schedule further decomposes these deliverables into the actual activities required to complete the work.
*⃣If the project team doesn't have an established scope statement, WBS, or sufficient scope definition, you may need to host a workshop or two to gather the requirements and further develop the project schedule Since you need to produce a project schedule by next week, you will likely create tasks in your project schedule for "Analysis" or "Scope Definition."
*⃣At this point in the project, it is OK to not have all the project details.
*⃣You can build activities in your project schedule to gather the information.
*⃣It is perfectly acceptable to build a plan for the analysis of the project before committing to the implementation or delivery phase of the project.
*⃣Assume for now you either have a WBS available or have enough information to build a sample set of tasks to further define the scope. *⃣Once you have all the activities defined, the next step is the sequence the activities.
🚧Step Two: Sequence Activities
➡️At this point you've entered all the task names and have further decomposed the deliverables listed in the WBS.
*⃣The next step is to sequence the activities with dependencies During this step, you'll identify any dependencies of related tasks and document them in the project schedule.
*⃣You'll need to analyse each of the tasks to understand which task has a dependency on additional tasks.
*⃣In your favourite project schedule development book, be sure to read about the different types of dependency include Finish-to-Start and Start-to Start dependencies.
*⃣These relationships will impact your task start and finish dates.
🚧Step Three: Estimate Activity Resources
➡️The next step is to identify the resources and their availability to your project.
*⃣Remember that not all team members will be 100% available to your project as some team members will be working on multiple projects.
*⃣In this step, you'll also assign resources to each of the tasks I usually assign resource to tasks using the standard Gantt Chart view in Microsoft Project.
*⃣For each task at the lowest point in the WBS, click on the drop down box in the Resource Names column and select the available team member.
I recommend breaking down the tasks so you can assign one task to one resource to avoid adding multiple resources to a given task. It creates a larger project schedule, but it allows me better control in allocating and tracking resources as the project executes.
🚧Step Four: Estimate Activity Durations
With resources assigned
➡️The next step is to estimate each task's duration.
*⃣The activity's duration is the number of working periods required to complete the task.
*⃣In Microsoft Project, this can be defined in days, weeks, and even months It is also important to understand the difference of the different duration types including Fixed Work, Fixed Duration and Fixed Units.
*⃣Selecting the correct duration type impacts the resource availability and the forecasted task end date.
🚧Step Five: Develop Schedule
➡️The next step is to analyse the project schedule and examine the sequences, durations, resources and inevitable
*⃣scheduling constraints. The goal of this step is to validate the project schedule correctly models the planned work.
*⃣In this step you'll not only validate the duration estimates are accurate, but validate the resource allocations are correct.
*⃣Resource levelling is a key step in ensuring the project dates are realistic and the resources are appropriately assigned.
#ProjectManagement
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👉Unlock the secrets to successful project management with our upcoming online training: “Critical Concepts for Emerging Project Managers – The Art of Project Thinking: A Guide for Starters.”
Join Yonatane Tadesse, PMP®
— a certified practicing professional engineer in construction management and a lead engineer at DCDE — for an insightful session on August 17th, from 7:30 PM to 8:20 PM (EAT) via Zoom.
This is a unique opportunity to gain practical knowledge and start your journey in project management with confidence.
📅 Date: August 17th
⏰ Time: 7:30 PM to 8:20 PM
💻 Platform: Zoom
🔑 Zoom Meeting ID: 896 460 2468
🔑 Passcode: 2YFJm1
🏷Don’t miss out! Register now and elevate your project management skills.
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Join Yonatane Tadesse, PMP®
— a certified practicing professional engineer in construction management and a lead engineer at DCDE — for an insightful session on August 17th, from 7:30 PM to 8:20 PM (EAT) via Zoom.
This is a unique opportunity to gain practical knowledge and start your journey in project management with confidence.
📅 Date: August 17th
⏰ Time: 7:30 PM to 8:20 PM
💻 Platform: Zoom
🔑 Zoom Meeting ID: 896 460 2468
🔑 Passcode: 2YFJm1
🏷Don’t miss out! Register now and elevate your project management skills.
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👉PROJECT SCHEDULING IN A NUTSHELL
🕓 PERT (Program Evaluation & Review Technique)
Used when activity durations are uncertain.
⭐️It uses three time estimates:
• ⚡ Optimistic (O)
• ⚙️ Most Likely (M)
• 🐢 Pessimistic (P)
Formula → Te = (O + 4M + P) / 6
🎲Helps predict project duration and risk of delay.
🧭 CPM (Critical Path Method)
Used when durations are known.
It finds the longest path in the project network — called the Critical Path.
Any delay on this path = delay in the entire project!
📅 Scheduling Steps
1️⃣ List all activities.
2️⃣ Estimate duration & sequence.
3️⃣ Draw a network (PERT/CPM chart).
4️⃣ Identify the critical path.
5️⃣ Track progress using Gantt Chart, Primavera, or MS Project.
💡 Critical Path = Project Lifeline
💡 PERT = Handle Uncertainty
#ProjectManagement #CivilEngineering #PERT #CPM #ConstructionPlanning
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🕓 PERT (Program Evaluation & Review Technique)
Used when activity durations are uncertain.
⭐️It uses three time estimates:
• ⚡ Optimistic (O)
• ⚙️ Most Likely (M)
• 🐢 Pessimistic (P)
Formula → Te = (O + 4M + P) / 6
🎲Helps predict project duration and risk of delay.
🧭 CPM (Critical Path Method)
Used when durations are known.
It finds the longest path in the project network — called the Critical Path.
Any delay on this path = delay in the entire project!
📅 Scheduling Steps
1️⃣ List all activities.
2️⃣ Estimate duration & sequence.
3️⃣ Draw a network (PERT/CPM chart).
4️⃣ Identify the critical path.
5️⃣ Track progress using Gantt Chart, Primavera, or MS Project.
💡 Critical Path = Project Lifeline
💡 PERT = Handle Uncertainty
#ProjectManagement #CivilEngineering #PERT #CPM #ConstructionPlanning
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🚀 Understanding the 3 Main Types of PMOs (According to PMI PMBOK Guide 7th Edition) 🚀
According to PMI, the PMBOK Guide 7th Edition, and ISO 21500, Project Management Offices (PMOs) come in three key types to fit your organization’s needs:
1️⃣ Supportive PMO: Provides templates, tools, training & best practices. Acts as a guide with low control—helping teams succeed.
2️⃣ Controlling PMO: Enforces governance, standards, and compliance. Monitors projects and ensures adherence with moderate control.
3️⃣ Directive PMO: Directly manages projects and resources. Takes full control of project execution & delivery.
Each type plays a crucial role in aligning projects with organizational goals.
Choose the one that fits your environment and maturity best.
Via Yonatan Tadesse, PMP®
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#ProjectManagement #PMO #PMI #PMBOK7 #ISO21500 #ProjectSuccess
According to PMI, the PMBOK Guide 7th Edition, and ISO 21500, Project Management Offices (PMOs) come in three key types to fit your organization’s needs:
1️⃣ Supportive PMO: Provides templates, tools, training & best practices. Acts as a guide with low control—helping teams succeed.
2️⃣ Controlling PMO: Enforces governance, standards, and compliance. Monitors projects and ensures adherence with moderate control.
3️⃣ Directive PMO: Directly manages projects and resources. Takes full control of project execution & delivery.
Each type plays a crucial role in aligning projects with organizational goals.
Choose the one that fits your environment and maturity best.
Via Yonatan Tadesse, PMP®
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#ProjectManagement #PMO #PMI #PMBOK7 #ISO21500 #ProjectSuccess
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🚀 Master RACI Matrix for Your Projects Success!
The PMBOK® Guide emphasizes the critical role of stakeholder engagement and clear responsibility assignment. A well-crafted RACI chart directly supports this by:
✓ Eliminating the "I thought YOU were doing it" problem
✓ Preventing too many cooks in the kitchen (or worse, none at all)
✓ Creating transparency across cross-functional teams
✓ Reducing decision-making bottlenecks
RACI is a simple grid with tasks on rows and roles on columns, using **R**responsible (does the work), **A**accountable (owns the outcome), **C**consulted (provides input), **I**informed (kept updated).
🚀 Pro Tips from the Field:
One "A" per deliverable - Multiple accountable parties = zero accountability
Don't overuse "C" - Too many consultations slow everything down.
🚀 Real Impact:
A RACI matrix isn't bureaucracy—it's clarity. And in project management, clarity is currency.
Via Yonatan Tadesse, PMP®️
#PMP#ProjectManagement #RACI #ConstructionPro #PMPEthiopia
@etconp
The PMBOK® Guide emphasizes the critical role of stakeholder engagement and clear responsibility assignment. A well-crafted RACI chart directly supports this by:
✓ Eliminating the "I thought YOU were doing it" problem
✓ Preventing too many cooks in the kitchen (or worse, none at all)
✓ Creating transparency across cross-functional teams
✓ Reducing decision-making bottlenecks
RACI is a simple grid with tasks on rows and roles on columns, using **R**responsible (does the work), **A**accountable (owns the outcome), **C**consulted (provides input), **I**informed (kept updated).
🚀 Pro Tips from the Field:
One "A" per deliverable - Multiple accountable parties = zero accountability
Don't overuse "C" - Too many consultations slow everything down.
🚀 Real Impact:
A RACI matrix isn't bureaucracy—it's clarity. And in project management, clarity is currency.
Via Yonatan Tadesse, PMP®️
#PMP#ProjectManagement #RACI #ConstructionPro #PMPEthiopia
@etconp
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🚧 Key Delay Analysis Techniques Reviewed by Nuhu Braimah 🚧
This insightful paper dives deep into construction delay analysis, reviewing critical methods used for resolving claims and disputes in project management. These techniques help pinpoint responsibility for delays, but each has unique strengths and pitfalls that pros like schedulers in construction should master.
Impacted As-Planned: This method simulates delays by overlaying them onto the original baseline schedule, showing potential impacts without actual progress data. It’s quick but often criticized for ignoring real-world changes like logic revisions or as-built conditions.
As-Planned vs. As-Built: By comparing the planned critical path against what actually happened, it highlights variances. However, it relies heavily on subjective critical path selection and can be manipulated if records are incomplete.
Collapsed As-Built (But-for Method): Starts with the final as-built schedule and “collapses” out delays to reveal what the project duration would have been without them. It’s dynamic and evidence-based, yet demands precise as-built data and can be software-intensive.
Window Analysis (Time Impact Analysis): Divides the project into time “windows” based on schedule updates, analyzing delays within each period. Ideal for complex projects with frequent changes, but it’s labor-intensive and requires comprehensive update records.
The paper highlights common issues like handling concurrent delays, pacing, resource leveling, and software limitations urging better standards for reliable, equitable results. Essential reading for anyone using Primavera P6 or MS Project in Ethiopia’s construction scene!
Via Yonatan Tadesse PMP®
#ConstructionDelays #DelayAnalysis #ProjectManagement #CivilEngineering #PMP
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📅Project scheduling
💫In construction, a well-planned schedule is the backbone of every successful project. Without a solid plan, delays pile up, costs spiral out of control, and crews waste valuable time waiting for the next step.
Project scheduling isn’t just about dates on a calendar—it’s about keeping materials, equipment, and manpower moving like a well-oiled machine. Whether you’re managing a high-rise, a bridge, or a residential development, a solid schedule ensures that every phase flows seamlessly from start to finish.
📌 What is Project Scheduling?
In construction, every project has a sequence of steps that must be followed to keep things on track. Project scheduling is the process of organizing those steps into a clear timeline, ensuring that:
✅ Work progresses logically and efficiently
✅ Crews, subcontractors, and materials arrive at the right time
✅ Delays are minimized, and risks are reduced
✅ The project stays within budget
A strong schedule is like a roadmap—it tells your team where they need to be, what needs to happen next, and what could cause bottlenecks if not managed properly.
📊 Gantt Charts – The Blueprint for Time Management
What is a Gantt Chart?
A Gantt chart is one of the most widely used tools in construction scheduling. Think of it as a visual roadmap that lays out the entire project timeline in a bar chart format. Each task has a start and end date, making it easy to see what’s happening and when.
🔹 Key Elements of a Gantt Chart:
📌 Task List – All project activities (e.g., site clearance, bulk excavation,foundation concrete, electrical, roofing)
📌 Bars – The duration of each task
📌 Dependencies – How tasks are linked (e.g., you can’t pour concrete before formwork is done)
📌 Milestones – Major project checkpoints (e.g., completion of structural work)
🔹 Why Construction Teams Love Gantt Charts:
✅ Clear, at-a-glance scheduling for project managers and site supervisors
✅ Tracks overlapping activities—helps manage multiple subcontractors working at once
✅ Quickly highlights delays so adjustments can be made in real-time
🔗 Critical Path Method (CPM)
📍 What is CPM?
The Critical Path Method (CPM) is a powerful scheduling technique used in construction to identify the longest sequence of dependent tasks that determine the project’s overall duration.
💡 How It Works
1️⃣ Break the project into tasks and subtasks
2️⃣ Assign estimated durations to each task
3️⃣ Identify dependencies (which tasks must happen before others can begin)
4️⃣ Calculate the longest path of tasks that, if delayed, will extend the entire project timeline.
📌 Why is CPM Critical in Construction?
✔️ Helps prevent costly delays by focusing on the most time-sensitive tasks
✔️ Prioritizes work that directly affects project completion
✔️ Allows managers to adjust schedules dynamically when unexpected issues arise.
It will continue....
#construction
#engineering
#Projectmanagement
#ethiopian
#constructionindustry
@etconp
💫In construction, a well-planned schedule is the backbone of every successful project. Without a solid plan, delays pile up, costs spiral out of control, and crews waste valuable time waiting for the next step.
Project scheduling isn’t just about dates on a calendar—it’s about keeping materials, equipment, and manpower moving like a well-oiled machine. Whether you’re managing a high-rise, a bridge, or a residential development, a solid schedule ensures that every phase flows seamlessly from start to finish.
📌 What is Project Scheduling?
In construction, every project has a sequence of steps that must be followed to keep things on track. Project scheduling is the process of organizing those steps into a clear timeline, ensuring that:
✅ Work progresses logically and efficiently
✅ Crews, subcontractors, and materials arrive at the right time
✅ Delays are minimized, and risks are reduced
✅ The project stays within budget
A strong schedule is like a roadmap—it tells your team where they need to be, what needs to happen next, and what could cause bottlenecks if not managed properly.
📊 Gantt Charts – The Blueprint for Time Management
What is a Gantt Chart?
A Gantt chart is one of the most widely used tools in construction scheduling. Think of it as a visual roadmap that lays out the entire project timeline in a bar chart format. Each task has a start and end date, making it easy to see what’s happening and when.
🔹 Key Elements of a Gantt Chart:
📌 Task List – All project activities (e.g., site clearance, bulk excavation,foundation concrete, electrical, roofing)
📌 Bars – The duration of each task
📌 Dependencies – How tasks are linked (e.g., you can’t pour concrete before formwork is done)
📌 Milestones – Major project checkpoints (e.g., completion of structural work)
🔹 Why Construction Teams Love Gantt Charts:
✅ Clear, at-a-glance scheduling for project managers and site supervisors
✅ Tracks overlapping activities—helps manage multiple subcontractors working at once
✅ Quickly highlights delays so adjustments can be made in real-time
🔗 Critical Path Method (CPM)
📍 What is CPM?
The Critical Path Method (CPM) is a powerful scheduling technique used in construction to identify the longest sequence of dependent tasks that determine the project’s overall duration.
💡 How It Works
1️⃣ Break the project into tasks and subtasks
2️⃣ Assign estimated durations to each task
3️⃣ Identify dependencies (which tasks must happen before others can begin)
4️⃣ Calculate the longest path of tasks that, if delayed, will extend the entire project timeline.
📌 Why is CPM Critical in Construction?
✔️ Helps prevent costly delays by focusing on the most time-sensitive tasks
✔️ Prioritizes work that directly affects project completion
✔️ Allows managers to adjust schedules dynamically when unexpected issues arise.
It will continue....
#construction
#engineering
#Projectmanagement
#ethiopian
#constructionindustry
@etconp
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From Site Engineer to CEO: The 20-Year Construction Career Roadmap Every Engineer Should Know!
Your construction career doesn’t grow by experience alone—it grows through skills, leadership, planning, and continuous learning.
Save this roadmap and identify where you are today and where you want to be in the next 5 years.
#ConstructionManagement #CivilEngineering #SiteEngineer #ProjectManager #ConstructionCareer #PlanningEngineer #QuantitySurveyor #PrimaveraP6 #MSProject #ConstructionIndustry #ProjectManagement #EngineeringCareer #ConstructionLeadership #CivilEngineerLife #careergrowth@ETCONp
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Your construction career doesn’t grow by experience alone—it grows through skills, leadership, planning, and continuous learning.
Save this roadmap and identify where you are today and where you want to be in the next 5 years.
#ConstructionManagement #CivilEngineering #SiteEngineer #ProjectManager #ConstructionCareer #PlanningEngineer #QuantitySurveyor #PrimaveraP6 #MSProject #ConstructionIndustry #ProjectManagement #EngineeringCareer #ConstructionLeadership #CivilEngineerLife #careergrowth@ETCONp
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👉Construction Productivity Benchmarks
🌟Construction productivity benchmarks are standard reference values used to estimate how much work a worker, crew, or machine can complete within a given time.
⬆️They help engineers, contractors, and project managers prepare realistic schedules, estimate labor requirements, control costs, and monitor project performance.
⏺Actual productivity varies depending on worker skill, equipment efficiency, site conditions, weather, material availability, supervision, and project complexity.
🗂Typical Productivity Benchmarks:
🚜 Excavation (Backhoe): 200–500 m³/day
🏗️ PCC (Plain Cement Concrete): 25–60 m³/day
🪣 RCC Placement: 20–50 m³/day
🔩 Reinforcement Fixing: 500–1,000 kg/man/day
🪚 Formwork (Shuttering): 8–15 m²/man/day
🧱 Brickwork: 1–2 m³/mason/day
🏠 Plastering: 10–15 m²/mason/day
🟫 Floor Tiling: 15–25 m²/mason/day
🎨 Painting (2 Coats): 40–80 m²/painter/day
🔧 General Finishing: Depends on scope, quality requirements, and detailing
☄Productivity Formula:
> Productivity = Total Work Completed ÷ Total Labor Hours
🔆Monitoring productivity regularly helps identify delays, optimize manpower, reduce waste, improve planning, and ensure timely project completion.
#CivilEngineering #Construction #Productivity #ConstructionManagement #SiteEngineer #ProjectManagement #RCC #Concrete #Brickwork #Formwork #Reinforcement #Excavation #PCC #Plastering #FloorTiling #Painting #Engineering #BuildingConstruction #constructiontips
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🌟Construction productivity benchmarks are standard reference values used to estimate how much work a worker, crew, or machine can complete within a given time.
⬆️They help engineers, contractors, and project managers prepare realistic schedules, estimate labor requirements, control costs, and monitor project performance.
⏺Actual productivity varies depending on worker skill, equipment efficiency, site conditions, weather, material availability, supervision, and project complexity.
🗂Typical Productivity Benchmarks:
🚜 Excavation (Backhoe): 200–500 m³/day
🏗️ PCC (Plain Cement Concrete): 25–60 m³/day
🪣 RCC Placement: 20–50 m³/day
🔩 Reinforcement Fixing: 500–1,000 kg/man/day
🪚 Formwork (Shuttering): 8–15 m²/man/day
🧱 Brickwork: 1–2 m³/mason/day
🏠 Plastering: 10–15 m²/mason/day
🟫 Floor Tiling: 15–25 m²/mason/day
🎨 Painting (2 Coats): 40–80 m²/painter/day
🔧 General Finishing: Depends on scope, quality requirements, and detailing
☄Productivity Formula:
> Productivity = Total Work Completed ÷ Total Labor Hours
🔆Monitoring productivity regularly helps identify delays, optimize manpower, reduce waste, improve planning, and ensure timely project completion.
#CivilEngineering #Construction #Productivity #ConstructionManagement #SiteEngineer #ProjectManagement #RCC #Concrete #Brickwork #Formwork #Reinforcement #Excavation #PCC #Plastering #FloorTiling #Painting #Engineering #BuildingConstruction #constructiontips
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