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Addressing this topic on the checklist shows that I am very serious about these issues and that there is no excuse for building a shower pan that leaks.
At my remodeling company, we rely on many forms and checklists to run our jobs. The one we use most is our quality-control checklist. This form began as a fairly simple scheduling template that I picked up from a management book. It included reminders about when to call subs and schedule material deliveries and so on.
We used the original template for a while but found that it had little effect on our projects; it really wasn't much more than a listing of the events that have to occur for a job to be completed. I needed something more comprehensive, a checklist that told lead carpenters exactly what construction details and job-site procedures I wanted them...
