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what is the best practice to assign Form work resource in p6, i assign as material and fill in the budget units / time, but hthe issue is using budget units/time when tracking by month read the Qty. of formwork Muliplied by the duration for every assign, so what is the best way to assign an track formwork in p6,thnxx all
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in the budget units just over ride what is in the budgeted units and put the correct quantity in
Hi Haytham
There are three stages to formwork deployment.
1. Manufacture - This is where the material cost is placed in a one off charge.
2. Fixing - Each piece of formwork will have a number of uses depending on how many similar concrete shapes there are. You should be seperating the different types in your programme.
3. Remove and Refix - Remove to store and then move to new fixing place for new pour - this can only be done after the concrete is cured - somewhere between 2 to 8 days.
In a reinforced wall you have to fix the backforms first then wait for rebar before fixing the front forms.
You should consider the slenderness ratio to determine efficiecy rating of formwork - it works like this.
1 cm of concrete has 4 sqm of formwork threfore 4/1 is the most efficient form - expressed as 4
2. A single column 2.5*.3*.6 will be 4.5/.45 - expressed as 10.
This is a simple method to calculate the gang rate for fixing / striking formwork.
Best regards
Mike Testro
Email: PPadmin@planningplanet.com
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