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Manhour Rates

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Sat, 2005-10-15 22:41
Brennan Westworth
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Does anyone know of a good source for manhour rates or "norms" as some people call them for construction activities?

usually in the form of manhours / unit

I am mostly interested in Industrial and Heavy Engineering.

Concrete works , structural steel erection, mechanical installation, conveyors, electrical cable pulling and termination.

the production rates on this website appear to be mostly building construction related and only for duration estimation. In projects I work on this is driven mostly by resource levels.

thanks in advance

Brennan
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Sun, 2005-10-16 10:15
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pmkb .
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We have a list of estimating books that might offer what you are seeking. I’ve heard people recommending the R.S. Means books before.

Stacy
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