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Production Rate for All Trade

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Thomas Ong
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Let this tread to be a tread that recording all the production rate for all trade including earthwork, piling work, RC work, Architectural work,Road Works, infrastructure works, M & E Works etc.

anyone who has a link or book about the production rate, you are welcome to share here.

This production rate just serve as a guide for planning & scheduling purpose as we know that depends on many factors: eg. piling works: depends on the hammer performance, operator skill, ground condition, etc.

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Mike Testro
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Hi Thomas

You are searching for the holy grail of the planning community.

As you have said the number of variables is infinite.

The best advice I can give you is go to the Contract Price breakdown and tease out the production hours which can be allocated to the programme activities - either by reasonable labour/plant percentage or recognised price books such as Hutchinson or Wessex.

This will give you a starting point. Actual production rates can then be compared as the work proceeds and your programme adjusted.

Keep a record of the actual production rates and over the years you will gain a valuable document.

Best regards

Mike Testro