Gheorghe Busuioc - Construct-Tech Solutions

SEP 30, 202675 MIN

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The way we plan, communicate, and manage lifting operations is changing. But where should technology support the people doing the job, and where does human judgement still need to take the lead?   In this episode of The Construction Cogs Podcast, I’m joined by Gheorghe Busuioc, founder of Construct-Tech Solutions, to discuss the future of lift planning.   We explore how 3D RAMS and rescue plans can help lifting teams understand an operation before work begins, and why visualising a sequence can sometimes uncover problems that aren't obvious from traditional documentation alone.   We also get into AI and its growing role in lifting operations. Gheorghe explains why he believes AI should support experienced people rather than replace them, the problems he's encountered when technical documents are reviewed using AI, and why human judgement remains so important.   We also discuss Construct-Tech's WhatsApp-based AI assistant, digital lift plans, wind monitoring for cranes, and the wider challenge of ensuring important information actually reaches the people carrying out the work.   Plus, Gheorghe is giving one listener the chance to win a £400 Construct-Tech voucher.   Email me at [email protected] for your chance to receive the voucher.   Topics include:  3D RAMS and visual method statements  3D rescue planning  AI in lift planning  Human judgement and experience  The Construct-Tech WhatsApp AI assistant  Digital lift plans and site documentation  Wind monitoring and forecasting for cranes  Getting information from the AP to the lifting team  The future of lifting technology   CONNECT WITH GHEORGHE https://www.construct-tech.co.uk https://www.linkedin.com/in/gheorghe-b-8b0081b6   https://constructioncogs.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@CCcranelife https://www.youtube.com/@TheConstructionCogsPodcast https://www.instagram.com/cccranelife/ https://www.tiktok.com/@cccranelife https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmywebb/ https://www.reddit.com/user/ConstructionCogs/