Supervisory fees

[tmdry]

If the supervisor/manager is on the job watching and directing the techs, would this allow you to charge this line item? If not, when does it allow us to charge for it?

LABS - Cleaning & Remediation Supervisory - per hr -

Thanks

 

[SMRBAP]

I get away with supervisory only in the following circumstances. When you have a high level of labor that can be completed at non-skilled rates but still need a skilled tech on site to oversee.

One example would be a water loss in a hoarders home - 16 tons of contents that must be removed for drying. You can't put 5 skilled WTR/ASD techs in that home at the contents rate for 2 days. You put one skilled tech, and 4 non-skilled.

 

[Desk Jockey]

If we have 6 or more tech's on the job we will have a few hours supervisor time. Not the whole job, crews are lead by crew leaders and at least 1-crew leader for every two tech's.

 

[Mikey P]

If you all didn't waste so much money on meters you could charge a lot less

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[Desk Jockey]

You sound like and adjuster.

Had one that told me if we quit using that box (Tramex) we could do a whole lot more work together.

 

[tmdry]

I have one in particular that pays 2 hours for monitoring on a 3 day typical job (I typically charge 5 hours after hours, 3 days monitoring/2 hours setup/takedown), but pays much more on other things, I started to "get it" and don't even mentioned it anymore.

 

[dealtimeman]

You sound like and adjuster.

Had one that told me if we quit using that box (Tramex) we could do a whole lot more work together.

wtf! I don't know if that would piss me off or make me lmao