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Working In Manhours

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Sat, 2012-04-28 06:56
SM PUM
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Hi All,

I need a guidline regarding my project.Our client wants the schedule to be loaded with manhours and do not require the trade wise manhours.my question is that when we use the term manhours in general,Does it means only labor units or  non-labor units will be included also? please reply.its urgent

 

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Wed, 2012-05-02 15:56
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rafik bedri
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Hi SUM PUM,

p6 update is based in manhour, than when you update your resources update labor man hour, you can see that whene you change the actual unit in labor man hour you % progress change.

Best Regards.

Rafik

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Sat, 2012-04-28 08:40
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SM PUM
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hanson California

Thank you

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Sat, 2012-04-28 08:01
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Jenny Ingco
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Hi SUM PUM,

You get to use both, I mean Labor like (Project Manager, Engineers, Mason....etc) and for Non-Labor you can use resource type under any name that will be use in the project like (Loader, Excavetor, Materials...etc).

 

Please, let me know if you need any more info..

 

Good Luck..

 

Hanson

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