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On Target Group Coaching for Painting Contractors November 6, 2014
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Group Discussion/Check In
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Job Profitability & Productivity On Target Group Coaching
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Job Profitability & Productivity
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Job Costing Starts with a good Estimate and Work Order Inform your Production Team Expectations Hours Hours by task breakdown is better Collect Hours daily or weekly Stay on top of Material costs Job cost after every small job and during every big job Debrief in a timely manner Job Costing Example and Tool QuickBooks can also be used as a simple job costing method
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Put a system in place Use QuickBooks to keep track of employee hours, materials & equipment charged to each job Implement a tracking system Job Cost each job in QuickBooks or Excel Summarize the data using the On Target Job Profitability Template Or adapt your existing job costing system to be able to look at all jobs Update monthly & review reports Use for evaluating employee productivity - monthly Use for evaluating profitability of types and sizes of jobs – quarterly or semi-annually
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Gross Profit by Job Total Price - Labor - Materials -Equipment rental/other pass-through item = Gross Job Profit
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Job Costing Example…
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Components of Job Profitability Job Type Invoiced Price Materials Equipment rental and other pass-through costs Labor Cost (Hours x average rate or actual payroll for hours worked) Labor Burden (payroll tax and Workers Comp) Bid rate Hours estimated (and added on) Hours actually worked Foreman/person in charge of job Sales person who sold the job Other relevant data – date of completion, job number Other customized data you want to include or track Customer service feedback Materials estimated What else?
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Set a target from your own budget Revenue500,000 - Labor (31%)155,000 - Materials (9%) 45,000 - Other Job Costs (1%) 5,000 - Subcontractors (3.6%) 18,000 = Gross Job Profit277,000 Gross Job Profit % Target 55.4%
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This becomes a KPI Use budget target KPI as a starting point As you begin to track data, your actual company average will emerge High/low performers will show up Re-evaluate & set new targets periodically – company & individual
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Profitability & Productivity Tracking Track the Gross Job Profit % to analyze: Employee Productivity Profitability by job type, by size, by foreman Track the hours bid to hours actually worked by job to analyze: Employee Productivity Accuracy of Hours Estimated
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Let’s look at an example 13
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Use the data for management decisions Find out the size of jobs that are the most profitable for your company Find out what types of jobs are the most profitable Discover your company’s average gross job profit Evaluate gross job profit by foreman Use this data as a management tool to encourage employee productivity
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Implement the system Generate job profitability reports monthly Meet with each foreman monthly to review graphs & reports Use the opportunity for coaching the foreman for increased productivity
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Coach for Success Share company targets Review data together Receive feedback from foreman What support he needs from you His ideas for improvement Together set personal targets Discuss ideas for improvement Agree on what will be done Arrange follow-up
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Start Job Costing every job if you aren’t already Implement a system to track job profitability over time to measure progress Coach foremen to improve Implementation steps
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