Episode 25 - Jon Davies - Why Tackling the Right Risks Will Change Construction
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Episode 25 - Jon Davies - Why Tackling the Right Risks Will Change Construction
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“On average, we only do half the stuff we plan to do. And that’s where things go wrong.” – Jon Davies
In this episode of Building Stories - The Podcast, powered by Deep Space, we sit down with Jon Davies, CEO of the Australian Constructors Association, to talk about the critical role of planning in improving outcomes across construction.
We discuss:
- Why poor planning leads to higher safety risks and costly delays
- How unplanned tasks are often the root cause of incidents on-site
- Why technical proficiency and improved processes are key to breaking this cycle
- How data and AI can help teams predict risks and improve decision-making
This episode offers practical advice for construction leaders, project managers, and anyone frustrated by inefficiencies in the industry.
Key Sections:
- Jon’s Career Journey and Industry Insights – 02:24
- Why Construction Teams Struggle with Planning – 09:00
- The Link Between Poor Planning and Safety Risks – 12:00
- How AI and Data Can Improve Decision-Making – 24:18
- The Future of Construction Planning – 30:22
Building Stories is powered by Deep Space – Mission Critical Construction AI.
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