productivity tips for 2nd fix wanted

[MrShine94]

Hello,

I am currently working on a big housing estate 'house bashing'. Does anyone have some tips/strategy to work more efficient and productive ?
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[ferg]

Sorry, can’t remember the make etc. Made the job so much easier.

You are a cruel man
Are next weeks winning lottery numbers in the same place as the strippers.

 

[Midwest]

You are a cruel man
Are next weeks winning lottery numbers in the same place as the strippers.

I'm sure if you 'Goggle' it, you'll find some. I'm talking five years ago, so there must be loads out there now.

 

[plugsandsparks]

Check and double check all your connections and be careful when putting sockets and switches back in. One failed connection and the time to find it will murder your productivity. Oh and get shirts made up with "Do not disturb" written on the back ?

 

[Pete999]

More haste less speed...

Set your self up with just the tools you need in a pouch or small bag and drag a box around with you for the rubbish.
I tie a long length of brown and blue sleeve to my belt for switches.
Don’t make unnecessary trips to the Van or to the skip.

Speed comes with experience

Might want to add some G/Y sleeve as well as the brown and blue, and a tap and wrench to clean out any damaged fixing lugs on the boxes, oh and a large baseball bat to smack the plasterer, when he fills in the boxes with plaster, just kidding with the last bit, harmony on site and all that jazz.

 

[DefyG]

Sometimes its the little things that help a lot.
Some accessories come with captive terminal screws unscrewed ready to accept the conductor. Others come fully screwed so that you have to unscrew to allow the conductor to enter the terminal then re-tighten.
You may not have a choice if accessories are specified but I find it does help if only a small amount each time.
Push in connectors on light fittings help a great deal too.