Indiana DOT In House Chip Seal Productivity

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Indiana DOT In House Chip Seal Productivity

• In house chip seals constitute the vast majority of Indiana’s pavement preservation surface treatments • Preservation candidates/needs are determined by District Pavement Engineer

Preservation Surface Treatment Accomplishments 374

FY 2015 (Planned)

1642 302

FY 2014

1411 371

FY 2013

1514 283

FY 2012

Contract

1424

In-House

296

FY 2011

1161 210

FY 2010

705

92

FY 2009

444 0

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• As always, do more with less… • Conducted efficiency study to determine “opportunities for improvement”

• Developed “Value Stream Maps” for each District’s operation

Low Hanging Fruit • Switching Trucks (19% of time) • Waiting on Trucks (13% of time) • Waiting on Emulsion (11% of time) • Closing Roads – What are other state’s doing?

• How we are tracking – Accomplishment/Manhour Chip Seal CY 2014 Productivity 8/26/14 0.05 0.045 0.04 0.035 0.03

CY 14 Acc/MH

0.025

CY 13 Acc/MH

0.02

Goal

0.015 0.01 0.005 0 610

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• Potential Benefits – Getting to 55% “uptime” would mean a 31% increase in lane miles covered • FY 15 1,642 Lane Miles could go to 2,150

– Chip seal philosophy – “get in, get out” – Closing roads – reduced complaints/tort claims

Questions??? Todd Shields (317) 233-4726