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Müge Tetik
Müge Tetik is currently a postdoctoral researcher at LUT University, Finland, within the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management. As a member of the Supply Chain Management research group, her work primarily focuses on construction operations management. Her research interests encompass logistics, digitalization and sustainability in project-based environments. Dr. Tetik holds a PhD in civil engineering from Aalto University, Finland and actively explores the intersection of lean construction, sustainability and digital transformation in the built environment.
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How can kitting logistics improve on-site productivity in construction projects
Kitting is a material supply system that is employed to group different components into a package according to the assembly schedule [2]. Materials can be kitted task-based or location-based. Instead of bulk deliveries that require sorting and handling on-site, kits arrive tailored to the task, reducing time spent searching for parts which minimizes disruptions to work.