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Published by: BNI Building News ISBN: 1-55701-425-6 416 Pages, 7 x 9, Shipping Weight: 2.18 lbs. |
Trying to keep track of all the small things that keep a construction company going can drive you to distraction -- especially if you keep everything in your head. With the project log book you can easily keep track of what happened each day on the job: the hours worked, the equipment rented, the material purchased, the craftsman on the job, the weather, accidents, and what actually got done.
Good records can save your profit margin, as well as help you determine how time is being spent, and most importantly, protect you from lawsuits.
CONTENTS
Contacts, 1
Daily Log, 3-367
Project Notes, 368
Forms
Accident Report Log, 375
Sample Time and Material Form, 382
Daily Field Report, 383
Checklists
Jobsite Safety Review Checklist, 385
Winter Conditions Checklist, 386
Delay Damages Checklist, 387
Time Management Tips, 388
Job Start-Up Checklist, 389
Project Closeout Checklist, 390
Subcontractor/Supplier Progress Payment Checklist, 391
Subcontractor/Supplier Final Payment Checklist, 392
Job Meeting Guidelines, 393
References
Mechanical Properties of Materials, 394
Weight of Earth Materials in the Ground, 395
Weights of Building Materials, 395
Approximate Shovel Digging-Loading Cycles for Various Degrees of Swing, 396
Stockpile Production with Rubber-Tired Front-End Loaders, 396
Power Shovel Hourly Output, 396
Weights of Miscellaneous Materials, 397
Reinforcing Bars, 398
Wire Fabric-Electric Welded (In Rolls), 398
Wire Fabric-Electric Welded (In Sheets), 398
Wire Rope, 398
Safe Capacities of Chains, 398
U.S. Gallons in Round Tanks, 399
Lumber Converted to Board Foot Measure, 400
Nails, 400
Equipment Productivity Tables, 401
General/Generic Conversions, 402
Decimals of an Inch, 404
Decimals of a Foot, 404
Simple and Compound Interest Rate Tables, 405
Road Mileage Between U.S. Cities, 406
U.S. Telephone Area Codes, 407
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