As I mentioned on another thread, a few decades ago I created some forms, one for each trade that we performed, or subbed out. They were to control the process and quality of ever aspect of our jobs. Back then we used dot matrix printers and all I could find in my old files were three of them: roofing, Drywall, and Interior Painting. I ended up calling them CSCSs - Conformance Standard Control Sheets.
To be honest, I forgot about them, other wise when moving to Naples, I would have created new, updated versions and used them on our jobs. They would have saved some aggravation.
Production starts with the estimate, how it was estimated, what was included, how the job was passed on from the sales dept. to the production dept. So no project can be expected to be done unless controls are created, disseminated and acted upon to everyone involved in order to create a sense of “accountability.â€
So attached are those three old forms in pdf format. Perhaps their concept can generate some discussion.
Incidentally, since we had a roofing division back then, the graph section allowed me to create an aerial view of the roof.
To be honest, I forgot about them, other wise when moving to Naples, I would have created new, updated versions and used them on our jobs. They would have saved some aggravation.
Production starts with the estimate, how it was estimated, what was included, how the job was passed on from the sales dept. to the production dept. So no project can be expected to be done unless controls are created, disseminated and acted upon to everyone involved in order to create a sense of “accountability.â€
So attached are those three old forms in pdf format. Perhaps their concept can generate some discussion.
Incidentally, since we had a roofing division back then, the graph section allowed me to create an aerial view of the roof.
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