Tsai Electro
Compare written offer terms, time away, lodging, travel costs, qualifications, and commitments before you accept a Texas linework storm or travel assignment.
Price: US$14.99
What you get
- 15-page guide: capture days away, hours, lodging, gear, license or exemption evidence, work conditions, packing, home commitments, and your final decision.
- Editable comparison workbook: compare up to three offers while keeping base pay, OT, storm OT, per diem, travel reimbursement, self-paid travel, and lodging on separate lines.
- Fictional worked example: trace written inputs to total income, net amount, net per day away, and net per home comparison day. Every example number is marked as fictional.
- One-page free checklist: print the first 10 questions to ask before accepting an assignment.
Who it is for
- A Texas lineworker evaluating a storm or travel assignment.
- A worker who wants to compare money and time away without relying on one headline rate.
- A buyer who needs a written list of qualification, lodging, travel, safety, and release questions.
Files in the package
- storm-travel-guide.en.pdf: the 15-page guide and worksheets.
- offer-compare.xlsx: blank three-offer comparison plus a fictional Example tab.
- free-checklist.en.pdf: a printable one-page checklist.
Continue in the member path
The matching stages are Journeyman, with Compare Total Compensation and Time Away, and Specialist or business, with Evaluate Storm Contracting Commitments. The product gives you the download files. The member path adds the related stage context and next-step sequence.
Frequently asked questions
Does the guide tell me what a storm assignment will pay?
No. Enter the terms from your own written offer. The package prints no storm-income dollar claim and makes no income guarantee.
Does the guide decide whether I need a Texas license?
No. It gives you a precise verification record. Non-exempt Texas electrical work in the Journeyman Lineman scope requires the applicable license. A statutory exemption depends on the actual work, equipment control, purpose, and location, not the employer name alone.
Does the workbook replace an employer or union agreement?
No. The workbook organizes the numbers you enter. Confirm base pay, OT, storm OT, per diem, travel, lodging, eligibility, and release terms with the employer or agreement.
