10 minutes of video of guys winning with hand tools and limited saw work. But - like always - watch for the details of the techniques. Anyone can bust through the easy stuff. But - can you show & tell your crew WHY the tool is being moved in any specific direction? Can you point out a simple tool slip and reset - vs - a deal-breaker and the work-around to keep making progress? As the crew with the tools - could you make the same thing happen in your area? If not - when would you ask for help? Would you keep working after you called for help? If you said yes - is there a point where you would stop and hold progress till help showed up for the win? What if you were by yourself to start? Could you finish alone? Or - when would you ask for help? Would you keep working after you called for help? If you said yes - is there a point where you would stop and hold progress till help showed up for the win? As the boss of the team ... Can your people do this? Can they do this without you? Can you anticipate problems to stop them ahead of time? Can you help your people work through the problems if they happen? Can you get the job done? Can you get the job done and not let your people think they failed? Can you fix problems after the fact? As the boss of the Fire .... Can your first due people win? Can you get people there who can win? As the boss of the Department .... Can your people win? All of them? Can you call people who can? youtube/watch?v=B2AIQSkbUzo
Posted on: Mon, 24 Nov 2014 04:48:48 +0000