Rolling the Dice on Late-season Sealcoating
Allan Heydorn
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Allan Heydorn
Abstract
This article describes a challenging sealcoating project in Atlanta, which involved sealing a 70,000 sq yd parking lot at the tail end of the season. Short work days and possible temperature and weather limitations required careful planning and scheduling. The property owner had to be willing to accept that the sealer could not be guaranteed if the project went past the cutoff date. The project was completed by working on smaller sections during the week when the property was open and then doing larger sections on weekends.
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This article describes a challenging sealcoating project in Atlanta, which involved sealing a 70,000 sq yd parking lot at the tail end of the season. Short work days and possible temperature and weather limitations required careful planning and scheduling. The property owner had to be willing to accept that the sealer could not be guaranteed if the project went past the cutoff date. The project was completed by working on smaller sections during the week when the property was open and then doing larger sections on weekends.
Key concepts: Atlanta, Dice, Engineering, Parking lot, Work (physics), Property (philosophy), Operations management, Transport engineering