Nate Miller
Operations Coordinator Phase Electric Bloomington, Minnesota
Nate has full control over the quality and timeliness of his crew's electrical work. What he has no control over is whether the work before him is done, and done right. Phase Electric's work comes in two phases: early rough-in, then trim after countertops go in. That means Nate is always dependent on the preceding trade finishing before he can bring his guys back.
For a long time, his crews showed up to sites that were ready — and to sites that weren't. That meant a dead job and a wasted morning, and the last thing Nate needed was his guys looking for work elsewhere.
Now Nate has a real-time window into where the work before his actually stands, not where someone said it would stand. He can see when Definitions of Ready are hit, exactly what “ready” means spelled out instead of a vague “it's done,” and send his crew when the site can actually take them.
It used to be a regular thing, sending guys to a job that wasn't ready. That barely happens anymore.
Nate Miller, Phase Electric