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variety of tasks. Mr. Myers schedules and coordinates
petitioner’s construction activities with various builders, other
contractors, and suppliers. Mr. Myers manages and supervises
petitioner’s construction workers and is responsible for all
construction work done by petitioner. He exclusively solicits,
bids, and obtains jobs for petitioner.
For each job petitioner obtains, Mr. Myers orders and
arranges for delivery of the premixed concrete to the
construction site.2 He orders and arranges for all necessary
equipment and supplies. He often supervises the actual work by
petitioner’s workers at the site. When Mr. Myers cannot be
present to supervise the work at a site, he assigns an
experienced and responsible construction worker of petitioner to
act as foreman of the work crew.3
On workdays during peak periods, Mr. Myers typically spends
most of his time in the field attending to and supervising
2Petitioner does not perform the excavation work needed to
lay the foundation of a building. Another contractor performs
all required excavation work. After excavation is completed, Mr.
Myers examines the excavated building site and determines the
quantity of mixed concrete to be delivered to lay the foundation.
To avoid running short of mixed concrete during pouring, he
orders more than the minimum quantity he estimates is needed to
lay the foundation. To minimize waste from ordering excess mixed
concrete, where petitioner is constructing a number of
foundations at sites in close proximity, such as the home
foundations in a subdivision, Mr. Myers tries to schedule the
pouring of several foundations per day.
3During the fiscal year ended July 31, 1996, petitioner
employed three individuals who served as foremen.
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