I am curious, I often answer your questions but, is this question being asked as an Estimator, or a Project Manager (i.e. someone directing the work)? The reason I ask is because as an estimator it shouldn't matter. As a PM, there are so many other ways this run could go than just people working on one end vs. the other.
Why not? They can do it with tunnels.
Is each crew working all 25 runs simultaneously? I'm thinking one crew starts, and the 2nd crew waits until they're say 5 segments ahead, then they start... first crew reaches the end, then starts the next run from the end back to the beginning. No problem with meeting in the middle, other than to say howdy.
No. No way, unless some is in charge and its your top guys.
So your saying you can't have 2 crews ..one at one end and another at the other ..working simultaneously? I was even thinking a 3rd(one in the middle) to get the work done in time.
You would need the Greenlee 696 magic wand for that to work.
I would be pissed because im faster and better. Your rmv. I know a few of these other one line guys know what i mean.
Certainly you can, and it could work well. But, I think three crews could work in waves, with the first crew in the ceiling, hanging rod and strut, the second on the upper layer, and the third on the lower.
Was that requirement in the bid? If not, you need to get additional money for accelerating the project.
I'd let you borrow mine, but it's in the shop for repairs. Parts on back-order, you know.
Done it, been there... I was blessed to have very good bosses, foremen and office staff who sorta.broke down the big picture- and gave me daily expectations and breakdowns of a goal. I like daily goals... We were a good team.
Now that sounds like a sound way of going about it. Thanks
