Long road job: one unit mid-site or one at each end?
We've got a road utility job stretching about a quarter mile along a county road. Crew of around eighteen most days for six weeks. OSHA-wise we're past the one-toilet threshold, so I'm looking at whether one standard unit in the middle is enough or whether we should put one near each end so nobody is walking that far in the heat.
Truck access is fine along the shoulder. Both ends have level gravel spots. Middle of the job is tighter because of parked equipment.
Does walking distance matter as much as headcount for a linear site, or do most crews just park one unit where the lunch trailer sits and call it done? Also curious if two units means two service stops on the same day or if they usually route them together.