Sure thing. First, get a clear list of every tool and material we need and when we need it. Then schedule the deliveries to match the work schedule—no early or late. In the field, make sure every crew member knows exactly what part they’re doing and the quality expectations. If someone cuts corners, stop them immediately and explain why it matters. Keep the communication tight: a quick daily check‑in, a shared spreadsheet, that kind of thing. That way we stay efficient but don’t let the quality slip.