Strictly Business: A Cohesive Tool Policy Boosts Productivity

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My company recently appointed a crew member as “tool czar” in an effort to lend cohesion and uniformity to our overall tool policy. This came about from working with my crews to replace the inconsistent policies that I periodically made up and then ignored at will. There was some frustration in the field over this flip-flopping, and I needed to address it before it became a bigger problem. I had to standardize my basic requirements and decide what I was going to offer in the way of tools and allowances. My goal was to have my crews working with good-quality tools in top working order, as well as using proper safety equipment. It was also our shared

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Paul Eldrenkamp

Paul Eldrenkamp is the founder and former president of Byggmeister, is a design-build residential remodeling firm dedicated to the thoughtful, careful stewardship of greater Boston's existing homes. He currently serves as a consultant with HELM Construction Solutions, which provides business consulting, coaching, project management, and training services to owners, designers, and builders.

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