Commit to a three-day constraint log
Commit to using a constraint log that names owners and dates before a masonry crew promise is made.
Use a three-day constraint log for an upcoming masonry wall, repair, veneer, or block job before committing crew time. Pick a real job where scaffold, brick or block delivery, access, inspection, weather, or preceding trades could interrupt the crew. For the selected masonry job, write: task, constraint, owner, clear-by date, backup plan. Example: Start veneer on Lot 14. Constraint: flashing signoff. Owner: GC superintendent. Clear by: Friday noon. Backup: layout and sill prep only. In three days, check whether each constraint was cleared, still open, or discovered too late. Before committing a brick veneer crew to a Monday start with…
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