Crew Capacity Window
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The honest amount of work a crew can take in a given week, after travel, weather risk, and unfinished jobs are subtracted.
Lesson #10: NoblePort Internal Systems Glossary →The load rating on a truck — the number that matters after the toolboxes are already on it.
Knowing you have three free evenings this week, not seven, once dinner and practice are counted.
Scheduling shows 62 usable crew hours for the week, so the fifth job goes to next Monday instead of Friday overtime.
Sales sees real capacity before promising a start date, so fewer jobs get rebooked.
Every scheduling agent is only as good as the capacity number it is allowed to believe.
Capacity window is the real hours available after reality is subtracted.
Calculate this week's usable hours for one crew, subtracting travel and carryover work.
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