Lighting retro efficenty tips?
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Not trying to handle too much or too many rooms for the first few nights. Where you really make your money at is repetition. Once you get a rhythm, you start flying. But it takes a few to get it going.
DO NOT FORGET loading/unloading material, clean up (this is big!), moving around stuff or climbing over furniture and clothes rack and stuff like that. This kind of stuff can really make the job take longer than you think.
DO NOT FORGET loading/unloading material, clean up (this is big!), moving around stuff or climbing over furniture and clothes rack and stuff like that. This kind of stuff can really make the job take longer than you think.
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Another thing to consider. Are you guys humping ladders around, bakers scaffolds, or lifts? If this place is any sort of retail, grocercy, or high traffic business, there WILL be stuff in the way. That can slow your pace quite a bit. Will there be people working or shopping? Try to do it at night if you can, this takes a lot of the hassels away.
Remember - Repetition and speed is where your money is. The first one is always slower cause you haven't got your rhythm yet and your figuring out all the kinks.
Remember - Repetition and speed is where your money is. The first one is always slower cause you haven't got your rhythm yet and your figuring out all the kinks.
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It's a school so deals move pretty easy.i have a plan with the teachers on what rooms are open at what's times to keep daytime hours as long a possible.i know the two gyms are going to kill it with moving all that plywood around.i got a guy burning cardboard and another taking scrap Iron so I only have to haul lamps and ballasts back home.just got told by the super of the schools that there having a b ball tourney in two weeks and want to show it off.
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