C02.02
What the crew can decide
Install the spec. Photograph the lots. Stop extras. Do not sell from the slab.
- Name what a finisher owns vs what they radio
- Treat a verbal extra as a stop
- Build the daily that wins the argument later
Own / radio / never
| Own | Radio | Never |
|---|---|---|
| Mix, place, finish to the spec | Spec conflict, extra request, visitor in the mix | Price an extra |
| PPE and mixing-area control | Dew point / moisture off | Apply over a red reading |
| Lots, photos, daily contents | Missing kits or wrong product | Copy a lot from last job |
| Stop work for safety | GC pressure to 'just do it' | A verbal yes on scope |
GC on the slab
GC — While you're here, just coat that extra office.
Crew — I can capture it and radio it. I cannot install it without a written proceed. I'll get you a same-day answer from the office.
- Not this
We'll throw it in. You're a good customer.
ThisLogged. Priced. Written proceed. Then we coat it.
- Not this
No photos — we're behind.
ThisPhotos of lots, edges, and problems are the job. Behind is not an excuse.
Takeaways
- Crew installs. Crew does not price, promise, or give away work.
- Thin dailies lose claims. Good dailies are a weapon.
- If it is wet, a visitor does not walk it.