Solutions

The 4-week look-ahead is the working calendar. Days, trades, and what has to finish before the next thing starts.

The pull plan is the same idea in weeks, with sections when the job has more than one area.

The trade sequence has no dates. The trade writes the steps once, with duration, crew, and what can happen at the same time. The superintendent uses that when the look-ahead and the pull plan get built, instead of guessing the duration every week.

Plans, notes, and the constraint log sit on the same sheet.