First years start with measuring, tools, layout, material, and clear questions.
Crane picks, rigging, seismic bracing, grease duct, rated assemblies, and major field changes stay in 4th-year / qualified-person supervised territory.
Situation first
What are you trying to ask?
Do not start by browsing 523 scripts. Pick the situation, then choose Fast, Clean, or Formal wording once the matching cards load.
Default view starts with 1st-year basics. Each script now gives Fast, Clean, and Formal versions so the ask fits the jobsite culture.
523 scripts
Tone modes
Same field ask, three jobsite versions.
Pick the tone that fits the foreman, the moment, and the paper trail. Fast is for quick text. Clean is for normal foreman talk. Formal is for notes, punch, or documentation.
Fast / JobsiteShort, direct, no corporate paragraph. Best when the lead already knows the area.
Clean / ForemanClear and professional. Best default for asking before cutting, covering, changing, or reworking.
Formal / DocumentMore complete wording for punch notes, emails, red-zone issues, or project record.
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TinnerFlow gives field language and starter checks. Your journeyman, foreman, project drawings/specs, manufacturer instructions, site rules, and local code control the work.
Field use: Educational aid only — not job approval. Drawings/specs, manufacturer instructions, employer policy, foreman direction, and AHJ/local code win. Safety·Terms·Privacy
Beta feedback loop
Help shape TinnerFlow without opening a dead forum.
Found a missing field problem, bad search phrase, or jobsite wording TinnerFlow should understand? Send it cleanly. Want early updates or to help later when the first real trade circle forms? Join the beta.