Crew Attendance and No-Show System
Put one attendance standard across every crew. A points tracker rolls up by crew and by foreman, and a weather-day occurrence type is built in. A missed mandatory jobsite start type is defined and counted.
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The complete construction and trades HR program
The six field toolkits are built to work together, and two tools run them as one program. A Contractor HR Audit Checklist tells you where to start. A Seasonal Staffing Planner sizes the crews against the work ahead.
$249
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See the Setup Session →What this closes
Set your point values and load the roster by crew and foreman. Kit 1 is the fastest win here, and every crew runs the same no-show rule by Friday.
What is inside
Taken from the kit’s own Start Here guide, so what you see here is what you open after checkout.
How to use it
Step 1 is the Contractor HR Audit Checklist, file 7. Work down from there, and by step 8 you plan the season.
Run the audit first. Open the Contractor HR Audit Checklist and score where your field HR stands today. It tells you which toolkit to open first and gives you the baseline you will measure against.
Stand up crew attendance. Kit 1 is the fastest win: set your point values, load the roster by crew and foreman, and every crew runs the same standard within a week.
Hire to one standard. Kit 2 replaces handshake hiring with real job descriptions, structured interviews, and a bilingual application scored the same way for every candidate.
Equip your foremen. Kit 3 puts the workbook, scripts, and documentation habits in the hands of the people who run the crew every day.
Get every card current. Kit 4 logs every license and certification, flags what is expiring, and surfaces the lapses that stop work first.
Onboard every hire the same way. Kit 5 runs day one through the ninety day mark, with a buddy structure and the checklists that keep a new hire past the first weeks.
Hold pay together. Kit 6 builds wage ladders, places every technician against them, and gives you the stay conversation tools that keep good technicians.
Plan the season. Load the Seasonal Staffing Planner and let it size your crews against the work ahead, so you hire or shift people before the gap hits the schedule.

Before you buy
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26 PDF guides, 12 Word documents, 8 Excel workbooks, each one named in the What is inside section above. The purchase is a download, not a subscription, and the files are yours to keep.
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Extend the system
These products address the next connected step in the same situation, operating method, or industry.
Put one attendance standard across every crew. A points tracker rolls up by crew and by foreman, and a weather-day occurrence type is built in. A missed mandatory jobsite start type is defined and counted.
Run the first ninety days of a field hire from one kit. A complete first day with no step missed, and the vehicle and tool paperwork most shops never put in place. A compliance tracker, and a thirty, sixty, ninety day ramp with check-ins.
The five plant HR systems built to work together, plus the two tools that run them as one program. A 54-point plant HR audit tells you where to start. A 12-month calendar keeps the whole thing running.