The Bridgeton Covered Bridge Association has published a general scope of the project work.  If you want to volunteer to help build the bridge contact Mike Roe at the Bridgeton Mill.

General Scope of Project Work
	1.   Saw cutting timbers and boards on site
	2.   Pre-fabricate most timbers for assembly (most done off-site)
	3.   Assemble the framework of the 2 spans on site (north of the bridge)
	4.   Build temporary road to island from south end for a crane pad
	5.   Rigging, moving and setting span assemblies to be done by crane supplier.
	6.   Install remaining floor beams, all stringers and bottom layer of oak flooring
	7.   Install roofing (rafters, nailers & metal roof sheets)
	8.   Frame-in portals
	9.   Pre-paint siding
	10. Layout & install arch rings
	11. Frame in windows & install siding
	12.  Install top layer of flooring, curb & rubrail
	13.  Install interior safety railing
	14.  Remove temporary road/crane pad
Estimated Timeline
	April - Late May / Early June     - Saw cutting logs into boards & timbers
	June - Mid August                     - Assembly of 2 bridge spans
	Mid - Late August                     - Crane to set 2 bridge spans on abutments
	Late August - November           - Bridge flooring, roofing, siding
Volunteer Work Needed
	Item 1 Helpers to slide boards off saw, separate & stack wood, paint ends of timber, cut separated timber, end of day clean-up of sawdust and work site Item 3 and Items 6 - 13 Carpentry work, carpenter assistants (general labor), material handers (carrying boards and hardware), painters and cleanup type work