Takt time, takt scheduling or simply Takt (from german Takt = rhythm) is a scheduling method that splits an assembly or construction process into smaller, low variability tasks, that are executed sequentially per individual unit. In construction a unit is generally a space (like an area or a room) Instead of seeing a worksite as a single large unit, Takt time divides the worksite in smaller areas and focuses on completing a space as fast as possible, one at a time. Specialised teams responsible for a single task will move along the worksite, preparing the space for the next team to come in, just like an assembly line. All teams in the work site move forward at the same time, at the end of the takt period, which will be defined and unique to your project.