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Riverside building controls upgradeProject hours · snapshot 6 August 2026Example project

12.5%above the committed hours in this selection

36 h recorded against 32 h committed, a difference of +4 h.

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Hours · axis 0–20 from zero · grid every 4 h

Survey and isolation planning

Committed: 8 h
Recorded effort: 10 h

Valve-actuator replacement

Committed: 16 h
Recorded effort: 18 h

Controls commissioning

Committed: 8 h
Recorded effort: 8 h

CommittedRecorded effort

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Project hours only; costs are not included. This comparison shows the difference in hours. It does not establish the cause.

How this is calculated

36 h − 32 h = +4 h

Percentage difference = 4 ÷ 32 × 100. The comparison uses only the selected tasks.

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Survey and isolation planning3 August 2026 · 8 h committed · 10 h recordedView task details
Valve-actuator replacement4 August 2026 · 16 h committed · 18 h recordedView task details
Controls commissioning5 August 2026 · 8 h committed · 8 h recordedView task details

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Compare performance

See where recorded work differs from the commitment, then focus on the tasks behind the difference.

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Look past the average

A single number can conceal a wide spread. Explore the distribution to see what the headline leaves out.

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Find what needs a closer look

Use the comparison to decide where to investigate. A difference is a starting point, not an explanation on its own.

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Understand the detail

Inspect the information behind the example and keep its scope in view.

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