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Learn Brikt — and the scheduling behind it
Short subjects on the parts of Brikt you use every week, and plain-language pages on the scheduling behind them. Start with the job you are running, or start with a concept.
8 subjects · 1 concept
Subjects
Schedule grid and Gantt
See Schedule grid and GanttBuild a schedule: grid, links, constraints, calendars
From a blank project to a linked, calendared schedule, in the grid and the predecessor shorthand.
Deck · 12 slidesSet up your grouping structure
Lay out the dimensions the project is organised on, see them before any activity exists, and build into them.
Deck · 10 slidesBring your existing schedule in
The guided conversation, and why your existing schedule lands as a draft you review rather than a silent overwrite.
Deck · 8 slidesSwitching from Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project
The core scheduling habits, mapped onto their Brikt equivalents — including the few that work differently or have no equivalent at all.
Deck · 12 slides
Field and check-in
See Field and check-inRun a daily check-in
The one morning question, the three answers, and what the answer does to the forecast.
Deck · 11 slidesRaise a blocker where the lateness is realised
Raising, anchoring, working and clearing a blocker; why a blocker never moves a date on its own.
Deck · 8 slidesBuild a look-ahead the trades will read
Set the window to the weeks you work to, group it the way your crews read it, and print the field sheet.
Deck · 10 slides
The scheduling behind it
Plain-language reference on the scheduling ideas the subjects above rely on. Each one stands alone, and each links back to the subjects that show it live.
See it on your own schedule
Reading is one thing. Bring a job you are running and we will run a morning on it together.