Your Three Critical Plans:
The Job Plan

The Job Plan includes everything a Contractor needs to know, have, and do in order to complete a job on time, every time, exactly as promised.

In the E-Myth Mastery Program, the Job Plan is known across industries as the Controlling Calendar.

Client: Larry Johnson, (wife: Patty, kids: Peter & Tracy) 435 Tahoma Ave., San Rafael, CA 94901 (707)569-5600
Job: New Cabinet Installation
Foreman: John Dewenit
Day	1 day prior	1	2	More...
Labor	Confirm site access and time w/ h/o	Confirm specs on site Consult w/arch. & h/o w/changes Confirm const. sched. w/ arch. Order materials & supplies	Confirm const. sched. w/ h/o	More...
Personnel	Foreman	Foreman, Supervisor	Foreman	More...
Materials/Supplies	Job plans, pens, pencils, cell phone, etc.	Job plans, level, tape measure, plumb line, flashlight, change order forms, pens, pencils, cell phone, etc.	Revised plans, change order forms, pens, pencils, cell phone, etc.	More...
Financial	None	Cash outlay of $1,500.00 to Stele's Lumber or materials	Receive partial payment of $2,500.00 from h/o	More...
The Need-to-Know Checklist
What are the expectations of the homeowner?
What are the expectations of the architect?
What are the expectations of the general Contractor?
What are the expectations of the Sub-Contractors?
What are the expectations of my employees?

Your Three Critical Plans:The Job Plan