Watay ROW Clearing — Operations

W54W 220 spans · 295 ha  |  Red Lake (WPQ/PQ) 564 spans · 266 ha
as of 01 Sep 2026
W54W data 01 Sep 19:46

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.

Stage groupSpansHectaresShare
Not yet started
On hold 1, Ready 13, Assigned 16, Not staged yet 162
192255.486%
In progress
In Progress 12
1216.76%
Accepted / ready to chip
Accepted 16
1623.28%
Ready to commission / commissioned00.00%
Total220295.2100%

Crew statssupervisors

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.

CrewSpansAssignedCompletedAcceptedCompleted share
Don Kenny Mugisha912.7 ha7.3 ha5.9 ha
Benjamin Joy810.9 ha4.1 ha4.1 ha
Raiden Hyvarinen710.1 ha2.8 ha2.8 ha
Hammad Mvano56.6 ha0.0 ha0.0 ha
Alier Agau56.1 ha0.9 ha0.0 ha
Mustafa Ertem34.6 ha3.1 ha3.1 ha
All crews3750.9 ha18.2 ha15.9 ha36% of assigned
Only 11 spans carry a crew progress figure, so "completed" mostly reflects the work stage rather than a crew’s own report. Assigned work is 17% of the 295 ha corridor; the rest has no crew yet.

Crew earnings & production bonussupervisors & project managers

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

How the bonus works. Hectares cleared × $2,500 makes a crew pool. Each member takes a share of that pool in proportion to the days they worked, and their own day-rate earnings are deducted from their share — so it is not an extra payment per day on top of the base rate. A crew earns a bonus only once its production exceeds what it has already been paid, and a higher day rate yields a smaller bonus for identical work. Read the last column as crew productivity, not as anyone’s entitlement.
Day-rate earnings
$36,125
42 crew-days (145 person-days) across 6 crews
Production value
$39,781
15.91 ha at $2,500/ha
Net bonus earned
$18,081
paid on top of day rates
Crews with no hectares
2
Crew 1, Crew 2 · 14 crew-days, $14,425 paid
CrewLead handPeopleCrew-daysPerson-daysDay payHectaresHa per crew-dayProductionNet bonusCrew bonus per crew-day
Crew 6Don Kenny57.030$7,5005.930.847$14,818$7,318$1,045/day
Crew 5Ben47.024$6,0004.130.591$10,336$4,336$619/day
Crew 4Mustafa46.516$3,8503.080.474$7,696$3,846$592/day
Crew 3Raiden37.018$4,3502.770.396$6,930$2,580$369/day
Crew 1Hammad47.032$8,0000.000.000$0$0$0/day
Crew 2Alier47.025$6,4250.000.000$0$0$0/day
All crews2441.5145$36,12515.910.383$39,781$18,081$436/day

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.

Estimate accuracy
1.64×
finished spans took 18.5 days against 11.3 estimated · spread 0.6×–3.6×
Throughput vs plan
3.44×
0.383 ha/crew-day actual against 1.32 assumed
Remaining
280 ha
of 295 ha, per the register
At the observed rate
729
crew-days remaining ≈ 24 weeks with 6 crews at 5 days
Finished spanCrewAreaEst. daysActualRatio
151-152Crew 61.42 ha1.14.03.6×
170-171Crew 31.21 ha0.93.03.3×
167-168Crew 41.52 ha1.32.51.9×
163-164Crew 51.33 ha1.12.01.8×
164-165Crew 51.25 ha1.12.01.8×
165-166Crew 51.56 ha0.71.01.4×
152-153Crew 61.31 ha1.01.01.0×
169-170Crew 31.57 ha1.21.00.8×
150-151Crew 61.61 ha1.31.00.8×
149-150Crew 61.59 ha1.61.00.6×
All finished14.35 ha11.318.51.64×
Read the two ratios separately. Estimate accuracy (1.64×) is what to multiply a span estimate by — it looks only at spans that finished. Throughput (3.44×) is worse because it counts every paid crew-day, including crews that have not completed anything yet, which is why it is the right number for forecasting. The spread across finished spans is 0.6× to 3.6×, so a single span estimate is still a rough guide; the aggregate is the useful part. 1 completed span(s) had no matching log rows and are excluded.

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.

CrewSpanAreaEst. daysDays on itTimes estimateAssessed as
Crew 1 — Hammad181 - 1820.88 ha0.76.08.6×Medium density, boulders
Crew 4 — Mustafa166 - 1671.54 ha0.85.06.2×Light density, swamp
Crew 3 — Raiden172 - 1731.49 ha1.22.01.7×Light density, rock
Crew 2 — Alier179 - 1801.60 ha1.32.01.5×Medium density, boulders
Crew 5 — Ben160 - 1611.63 ha1.31.00.8×Light density, other
Crew 6 — Don Kenny153 - 1541.41 ha1.41.00.7×Very Light density, boulders
Days logged with no span recorded: Crew 1 2. The log itself is behind, so days-on-span understates.
The two records disagree, and that is worth knowing. The workbook reports 15.91 ha over 11 completed spans; AGOL has 23.21 ha over 16 spans at Accepted or beyond. Neither is corrected here — the workbook drives pay, AGOL drives the map. A gap usually means completions logged in one and not the other.
Workbook read 01 Sep 2026 21:35. It is the crews’ record for pay; this page only reads it.

Needs attentioneveryone

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

Restriction ends
14 d
Caribou Nursery Area — 15 Sep (366 Red Lake)
On hold
1
1.5 ha — OPERATIONAL
Machine cannot pass
41
of 127 with a mech verdict — Swamp 10, Rock 8, Boulders 7
Check required
2
quality checker to visit
Approved, not staged
74
100.3 ha with no work stage set
Crew names inconsistent
2
same person entered two ways — "Raiden" / "Raiden Hyvarinen"; "Alier" / "Alier Agau"
Roads, access type unknown
112
of 290 — season unconfirmed

Timing restrictionseveryone

Species-at-risk windows recorded on the spans, evaluated for 01 September 2026. A window in force means no clearing on the spans it covers.

WindowDatesStatusW54WRed LakeNext change
Caribou Nursery AreaMay 1- Sept 15IN FORCE—366 · 137 haends 15 Sep (14 d)
Bat HibernaculaSept 1 - May 30IN FORCE—10 · 4 haends 30 May (271 d)
Wolverine DenJan 1- Mar 30not in force—176 · 121 hastarts 01 Jan (122 d)
Eastern Whip-Poor-WillMay 1 - Aug 1not in force55 · 74 ha513 · 200 hastarts 01 May (242 d)
Bat MaternityMay 15 - Aug 31not in force112 · 148 ha19 · 28 hastarts 15 May (256 d)

Progressproject managers

Assessed
65%
142 of 220 spans · 192 of 295 ha
Work approved
132
60% of spans · 179 ha
Staged (any stage)
57
26% of spans · 77 ha
Estimated crew-days
194
from 140 assessed spans, at recorded rates

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.

192 ha assessed over 10 survey days

Fieldsupervisors

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

Ready to assign
87
74 not staged + 13 marked Ready · 117 ha
Machine passes
86
of 127 with a mech verdict · 41 cannot
Crews working
6
across 37 spans · see Crew stats above

What stops the machine

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

CauseSpansHectaresShare of spans
Swamp1014.6
Rock811.5
Boulders79.5
Water57.0
Other57.9
Cliff45.4

Qualityquality checkers

The check workflow has barely started — 20 spans carry check fields at all, so these are early numbers, not a trend.

Check required
2
flagged for a checker
Open deficiencies
0
crew or client raised
Findings recorded
1
of 142 assessed spans
Photos on file
133
94% of assessed spans

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.

Spans
564
266 ha across WPQ + PQ
Not Started
563
100% of the section
Work Approval Assigned
1
0% of the section

Red Lake vegetation density

Drives the clearing effort. Ordered light to heavy.

DensitySpansHectaresShare of spans
Very Light5633.2
Light10158.4
Medium265119.8
Heavy13552.2
Very Heavy72.4
How to read this. Every count shows its denominator. W54W is the active corridor and carries Haveman’s operational fields; Red Lake is mirrored from Watay and carries scope only. Stage colours and labels come from the same source as the QGIS map, so the two cannot disagree. Timing windows are parsed from the text on each span and evaluated against the date at the top.