Of the strategies evaluated in this study, the “Dualskill” strategy demonstrated the smallest labor cost savings. This strategy provided a labor savings of $260,187, approximately a three-percent reduction in total labor cost. The most successful multiskilling strategy tested was the Four Crafts-B approach, which provided labor savings of $432,035, approximately a five-percent reduction in total labor cost. When compared against the Theoretical Maximum strategy, the Four Crafts-B approach captured about 75 percent of the maximum potential savings. (RS137-1, p. 14)