The work progresses as follows. The five man crew arrives at manhole # 1 and collaborate on removing the manhole lid and setting the Speedplate. The operator begins cutting while the other crew members deploy tools and get organized. They might choose to send a couple of crew members on to manhole #2 to open the lid and even insert a second Speedplate if you have one available. As soon as the operator pulls the first frame, all the crew except the operator, who has moved to the manhole #2, collaborate to clean the first manhole and possibly load the debris to a waiting truck or trailer. After the cleaning of manhole # 1, the two person cleaning crew moves off to manhole #2 and the rebuild crew stays on manhole #1 for the rebuild process. After this sequence it’s simply repeat the process until the operator finishes the cutting and removing and circles back to get all the manhole diameters and depth measurements and uses the Mr. Calculator ( located on our website) to calculate concrete quantity required and get the order in. The operator then steps in to help one of the other crews as needed. All the crews collaborate on pouring and finishing the concrete and the final cleanup for the day. This work flow design can be tweaked as best suits your conditions and crew makeup.

Resource Link: https://mrmanhole.com/platinum-six-shooter/
Additional Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yV1yJwhkG3M&t=46s