Watay ROW Clearing — Operations Dashboard

W54W completion statuseveryone

Share of the corridor by hectare, in four groups. The AGOL stages behind each group are listed under it, so the contract vocabulary is still there. A span on hold counts as on hold whatever stage it reached — the same rule the map uses — and sits in “not yet started”; it also keeps its own card above.

Crew statssupervisors

Ranked by hectares per crew-day — the rate the bonus pays on, and the fair comparison when crews have not worked the same number of days. Workbook figures, current pay period; the table below it is AGOL and covers all time.

Hectares assigned (any span carrying the crew name), completed (crew reported 100%, or the span reached Accepted) and accepted (at Accepted or beyond). Nested, so assigned ≥ completed ≥ accepted. Name variants are merged here — Raiden Hyvarinen, Alier Agau.

Crew earnings & production bonussupervisors & project managers

From the work tracking workbook, current pay period. Crew totals only; no individual pay is shown here.

Plan vs actualproject managers

The assessed rate was an estimate made before the work started. These are the two ways it has turned out to be wrong, measured on 10 finished spans and 42 crew-days.

Days on current span

Days logged on the span each crew is working now, against the estimate from its field assessment. The bonus pays only on completion, so a crew sitting on one span earns nothing however hard it works — this is the early warning the hectares column cannot give. 4 crew(s) past estimate.

Needs attentioneveryone

Only what is non-zero. An empty band here is good news.

Timing restrictionseveryone

Species-at-risk windows recorded on the spans, evaluated for 02 September 2026. A window in force means no clearing on the spans it covers.

Progressproject managers

Survey coverage, cumulative

Hectares assessed by date — 2026-07-31 to 2026-08-27. The only time series in the data; everything else is a snapshot.

Fieldsupervisors

What can be worked, and what is in the way.

What stops the machine

Counted across the 41 spans the machine cannot pass. A span can have more than one cause.

Qualityquality checkers

The check workflow has barely started — 21 spans carry check fields at all, so these are early numbers, not a trend.

Red Lake (WPQ/PQ)scope, not progress

Mirrored from Watay’s service, which has no work-stage, crew or progress fields — a different schema, not an empty one. Progress for this section is not measured here; what follows is scope.

Red Lake vegetation density

Drives the clearing effort. Ordered light to heavy.

Forecast to completionproject managers

Built from the rate crews have actually achieved (0.383 ha per crew-day across 42 crew-days), not from the assessed rate. 6 crews at 5 days a week.

Hectares by date, against the season

Solid green is completed. Each dashed line carries a scenario forward to the 295 ha target. The heavy line on the right is 31 December 2026 — realistically work stops before Christmas once there is snow, so a line still below the target at that wall is hectares that wait for next season.

Next up, by crew

Spans still open, in line order, with a forecast finish at each crew’s own observed rate. Crews with no completions yet use the fleet average.

Mechanicalnot yet deployed — scenario

Four machines are available to this job and none is on it. The field assessment already names a machine and a rate for each span it visited, so this is what deploying them would be worth. Assessed rates are derated by 1.64×, the factor measured on finished manual spans — an assessed rate has been optimistic everywhere it has been tested.

What deploying them does to the finish date

Crews and machines working in parallel. Machines can only take ground they can reach (186 ha of the 280 remaining); crews take the manual-only ground first, because it is the only work nothing else can do. Every row states the rates it assumes. The crew figure is 6 crews × 0.38 ha/crew-day × 5 days, the rate crews have actually achieved; the machine figures are the derated estimates from the table above and are the softest numbers on this page.