CrewPlanner · Found Capacity Calculator
What is ten percent of your production hours worth?
Two numbers you already track. One answer, in hours, dollars and capacity, using your figures and nothing else.
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Your found capacity
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Ten percent of your scheduled production hours, back in your hands.
- Direct labor on those hours—
- Capacity created, every week—
- What those hours would bill—
14.2% is the one number we've measured, not modelled. Labor-hour improvement on a first branch, confirmed against the customer's own ERP actuals.
How this is worked out
- Season hours: your weekly hours multiplied by your weeks in season (monthly hours use weeks divided by 4.33; a season figure is used as entered).
- Hours found: season hours multiplied by 5, 10 or 15 percent. An illustration of a swing, not a promise of one.
- Direct labor: hours found multiplied by your hourly crew cost. Add your own burden.
- Capacity: the same hours per week, crew time you already pay for that could go to more properties on the same trucks and payroll.
- What they'd bill: hours found multiplied by your revenue per hour, if you gave one.
- Nothing leaves your browser. The only figure that is ours is the 14.2 percent, a measurement from one branch, not a forecast for yours.
Keep it
Keep your number, and see what a planned day looks like
Your three scenarios laid out on one page for the rest of the team, plus a sample job plan for a real property, so you can see what a planned day looks like.
- Your hours, dollars and capacity at 5, 10 and 15 percent
- How the numbers were worked out, so anyone can check them
- A sample job plan built from a measured property
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Your hours, dollars and capacity at 5, 10 and 15 percent, with the working shown.
Also download the sample job plan →