We have joint ventures in which we partially consolidate our portion of the revenues into our financial statements. Typically, our equipment department does not support the equipment on the joint venture. These joint ventures purchase their own equipment to support the activities on that project. That being said, should the revenues of these joint ventures be included in the calculation of throughput?
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Bryan Golla CPA
Assistant Controller
Zachry Construction Corporation
San Antonio TX
(210) 871-2723
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-19-2023 08:16
From: Richard King
Subject: Heavy Equipment Comparator - Final Push
Thank you to all of you who have participated in the first Heavy Equipment Comparator KPI survey for heavy equipment fleet management. There are quite a few folks who have started the survey but not finalized and even more folks who have registered or maybe you've been thinking about participating but have not yet registered.
We have some good news - there is still time to participate! By participating, you'll be helping CFMA and AEMP to establish standards in the industry and improving the quality and quantity of KPI's which the survey will produce. Further, by completing at least 12 of the 32 metrics, there are some great benefits that you and your company will receive including: 1) Interactive Peer Report Credit, 2) Company Performance Report, and 3) Heavy Equipment Comparator PDF Report (50% off).
There are plenty of tools and help available to participate in this CFMA/AEMP initiative:
Heavy Equipment Comparator.
Benefits of the Heavy Equipment ComparatorHow does your fleet management measure up to the competition?
I'm happy to respond to questions and provide any assistance to complete the survey. Thanks so much for your consideration, --Rich
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Richard King CCIFP, CPA
CFO
Schlouch Incorporated
Blandon PA
(610) 926-7070
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