In this video i'll teach you how I go about getting bids on the phone as well as other pro tips like how to network and what to say to get you your first few jobs or your next job!
What's one thing you guys struggle with when bidding that you'd like help or a tip on? What was your favorite piece of advice or tip? Finally, did anyone find out what Jake says after finding his wallet? XD
Worked for a prime contractor contracting out for TC energy 2014. sub contracted, Billed them hourly (rate sheet) and they done the same to TC energy with a 30% mark up and they had to supply the safety manual drawn up for the oil company . As a sub we billed for motel bills, $50/diem, .70/km, flat hourly rate $110/hr, and billed for all consumables . travel time was at the flat hourly rate . insurances were on my dime
Thanks man! It's all part of Dan asking all those questions and doing a freaking awesome job putting it together in fun but helpful way. I'm glad you liked it.
It depends on what we expect to be doing. Carbon I bid for 100” - 200” per day per welder team. This will all depend on sch of pipe . Stainless anywhere from 60-150 depending on sch.
Sure do, good thing we know what we're doing. Thanks for the feedback and stopping by the channel man. Hope to see you on the next video. Stay Blessed.
What's one thing you guys struggle with when bidding that you'd like help or a tip on? What was your favorite piece of advice or tip? Finally, did anyone find out what Jake says after finding his wallet? XD
Worked for a prime contractor contracting out for TC energy 2014. sub contracted, Billed them hourly (rate sheet) and they done the same to TC energy with a 30% mark up and they had to supply the safety manual drawn up for the oil company . As a sub we billed for motel bills, $50/diem, .70/km, flat hourly rate $110/hr, and billed for all consumables . travel time was at the flat hourly rate . insurances were on my dime
one of your better informational videos, nice work
Thanks man! It's all part of Dan asking all those questions and doing a freaking awesome job putting it together in fun but helpful way. I'm glad you liked it.
This is an awesome video super informative
Thanks bud, glad you like it.
Great information right here. 🤘🔥
Glad it was helpful! Stay blessed brother.
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Thanks brother, glad you liked it. Jerky, nice! Thanks brother you, will do, and you stay blessed!
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Great video man!!
Thanks brother, glad you liked it!
Where do you go to find welding jobs? I’m struggling trying to find welding work for the shop.
(WBD) Hey Man, great question. Let me ask jake and i'll comment back to you once I get in contact with him about it.
@@JacobSchofield thanks. I love the podcast.
Shop work has never really been my fortay I really specialize in traveling
@@JacobSchofield thanks for the reply. I appreciate it.
What estimating book or software do you recommend?
Once you get the job, you get some money on the front? Or depends how the job is get it done?
How many inches a day say 10hrs do you guys bid for 1 welder and helper?
It depends on what we expect to be doing. Carbon I bid for 100” - 200” per day per welder team. This will all depend on sch of pipe .
Stainless anywhere from 60-150 depending on sch.
You haft to know what the hell ur talking about when it comes to bidding jobs
Sure do, good thing we know what we're doing. Thanks for the feedback and stopping by the channel man. Hope to see you on the next video. Stay Blessed.
Really you have to know what you’re looking at.