Build it in minutes. Create an account to download. The extra work on one page, the way the field gets it signed: what was done and under whose direction, labor by company and trade, equipment hours, materials, and lines for the owner’s representative to sign. Quantities only, never prices.
A record of the labor, equipment and materials used on work outside the contract, written the day the work happens and signed by the owner’s representative. It is the evidence behind a time-and-material change order.
No. It records quantities: hours, units and equipment time. Prices belong on the change order the ticket supports, under the contract’s rates. A ticket carrying a number the owner’s rep did not agree to is one they decline to sign.
Quantities agreed the day the work happened are rarely argued later. A ticket assembled at the end of the month from memory is an assertion, and the hours on it are the first thing disputed.
A crew on site that could not work is a different cost from a crew working. Added together, the whole number gets argued. Kept apart, each can be priced under the contract.
Construction Daily Reports and T&M Tickets. What a daily report should record, why every day belongs on it, and how a T&M ticket ties to the same day and gets signed.
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General information, not legal advice. Your contract decides how extra work is directed, noticed and priced, and a signed ticket does not replace the written notice your contract may require.
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