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24 June 2009
BSRIA, Bracknell
Gerry Samuelsson-Brown
2. M&E Contractors KPIs 9th year Client satisfaction:
Overall service
Design
Quality of installation
Quality of O&M manual
Defects on handover
Environmental impact
Value for money
Predictability of cost
Predictability of time
Productivity
Profitability
Safety AIR
Respect for People Training
M&E satisfaction - overall payment terms
9. Client satisfaction 9 year trend
11. Predictability of cost
13. Predictability of time
15. Productivity
16. Productivity (mean scores) BPF members Ł104,595
All firms 60 + staff Ł74,110
SMEs Ł55,113
All firms Ł61,175
17. Profitability by size of firm
18. Safety AIR (all firms)
19. Safety AIR (firms with 60 or more staff)
20. Safety (mean scores) AIR AFR
BPF members 1,077 0.96
All firms 60 + staff 1,095 0.93
All firms 1,175 0.97
21. Investment in training (mean)
2009 2008
All firms 60 + staff 4.8 days (5.1)
SMEs 3.3 days (3.8)
All firms 3.8 days (4.3)
BPF members 6.2 days (6.2)
22. Value for money from M&E contractors
23. Environmental impact
24. M&E Contractor satisfaction with payment terms
25. M&E Contractor dissatisfaction with payment terms
26. Secondary KPIs
29. Procurement matters!
30. Procurement (1)
31. Satisfaction with service by clients experience of M&E contractor
32. Procurement (2)
33. Satisfaction with service by basis of M&E contractor selected
34. Procurement (3)
35. Satisfaction with service by procurement route
36. Supplier KPIs
37. Supply chain KPIs Pumps
38. Supply chain KPIs Lighting
39. Distributor good value added (10) One point of contact, updated delivery schedules on a weekly basis, reacted positively to deletions and additions
(10) One point of contact, gave technical support when required
(10) Provided a first class project management package
(10) Large order stored in local warehouse and quantities call off as required
(10 Took ownership of the order, got it to site liaised with our site team. Minimal involvement was required by myself after order placement
(10) The distributor chased the manufacturer as hard as we did and used all their contacts within the business to ultimately resolve the issue
(10) Gave additional price support and used their influence to achieve prompt information return.
40. Summary 9 years on!
41.
have we addressed Egan? Greater evidence of measuring performance
Greater evidence of collaborative working
Greater engagement with M&E contractors in design
Improvements in client satisfaction scores over time
BUT
no room for complacency
There is good news and bad news
42. The bad news
still a long way to go!
43. BPF members will receive the KPI HandbookAlso visit: www.bsria.co.uk/goto/kpi
where you can access:
the 14 headline charts in jpeg format
9 year trend chart
and a link to the handbook
Plus, this presentation will be posted on www.bsria.co.uk/goto/bpf
KPI dissemination
44. Coffee break
45. OJEC notice for KPI collections has gone out
The KPI Consortium (which includes BSRIA) has submitted our Expression of interest, now working on tender)
Will be for 2 years + 1 + 1
Winning bid known in August. BIS is looking to renew the KPI work
46. Next BPF meeting What would be the best value to members given the current climate?
Option 1: Wednesday 14 Oct 09 Venue Motor Cycle Museum, Birmingham (or Wolseley Innovation Centre, Coventry)
We keep the date. Theme: innovations in construction what do we need to move forward? This could be a joint KTN / BPF event.
Option 2:
We do not meet but Gerry visits each firm instead as requested / needed
47. Free webinar On KPIs and benchmarking lasts 50 minutes (useful introduction to new members of your team)
Tuesday 13th October , 2pm
48. Questions from Mercury Do you have a systematic approach to measuring Quality of Installation on site? Is snagging a key metric?
Do you have a quality measure that mirrors AFR in safety) incidents / hours worked)?
49. Any other questions / issues