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Idle Labor Audit · Confidential

Idle Labor
Audit Report

Total idle labor cost identified this week

Annualized projection (52-week)
if the same idle patterns persist year-round
Crew size
Loaded rate
Idle hours

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Zone breakdown

Idle cost by zone

Idle labor was not distributed evenly across the site. The table below breaks down total idle hours and associated cost by monitored zone. The bar column shows each zone's share of total idle hours.

Zone Idle Hours Idle Cost Idle % Share of total idle
Daily breakdown

Idle cost day by day

Idle labor varied by day. Thursday was the highest-cost day. The bar column shows each day's idle hours relative to the week maximum.

Day Peak Crew Idle Hours Idle Cost Idle hours
Time-of-day pattern

When idle peaks happen

Idle hours aggregated by clock hour across the full week. Red bars indicate the peak window — the consecutive three-hour block with the highest cumulative idle activity.

Recurring patterns

What we found

Two patterns recurred with enough consistency to carry a dollar impact. These are not one-off anomalies — they are structural inefficiencies with a repeatable recovery path.

What this means for your business
in projected annual idle labor cost at current rates

Next steps

  1. Review the findings with your PM or ops lead.
  2. Decide which pattern to address first — post-lunch restart or material delivery scheduling.
  3. If you would like Tectiv to monitor this site live, reply to this report or schedule a follow-up call.
  4. Your audit fee applies in full toward your first subscription month — no additional sales process required.