Module 5 · 8 plays
Meetings & Decisions
A five-minute morning huddle, one twenty-minute weekly, how to make calls that stick without hearing half the story, plus the monthly foreman sit-down and the one number that says the season was a win.
The plays
- M5-01Find the Problem at the Yard, Not on the RoofA morning huddle template for roofing crews: five minutes at the yard that finds the missing dumpster before six men find it on the roof.Printable card · En español
- M5-02Twenty Minutes at the Yard, Then Everybody RollsA weekly meeting agenda for a roofing shop: twenty minutes at the yard, every loose end named and owned, and then everybody rolls.Printable card · En español
- M5-03Don't Settle a Fight You Only Heard Half OfHow to handle conflict between two crews: never settle a fight you only heard half of. Get them both in front of you before you rule.Printable card · En español
- M5-04Argue It Out First — Then the Call StandsYou and your foreman go back and forth on how to flash the valley. You make the call. He climbs up and does it his own way anyway. Now the decision's on you…Printable card · En español
- M5-05Spend Your Hour Where You Can't Take It BackYou'll burn an hour picking a shingle color you could re-order tomorrow, then say yes in thirty seconds to a steep, cut-up job you're handing a green crew…Printable card
- M5-06The Monthly Sit-Down That Keeps a Foreman From WalkingOne-on-one questions for a roofing foreman: the monthly sit-down that surfaces what he's chewing on, months before he hands you notice.Printable card · En español
- M5-07Don't Let the Loudest Guy Run the CallThe whole crew nods along with your bid plan at the huddle. Then you're up on the roof and find out three of them knew the back-slope access was a problem…Printable card · En español
- M5-08Pick the Number That Says the Whole Season Was a WinYou roll into the busy season with no target past "do more than last year," and you drift all summer chasing whatever's on fire that week. Come October…Printable card · En español