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Productivity Rate for construction activities

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Sat, 2015-10-24 14:54
Vicente Maderazo
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Hi All,

 

I looking for a productivity rate I can use for Project Planning like for Concrete volume in cu meter - how many workers required and manhour requirement for formworks, rebar installation and concrete casting.

Can anyone help me.

Thanks.

Vincent.

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Sat, 2015-12-19 13:36
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RajKumar G.B
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Dear Parth,

I'm also searching for Productivity rates.

Can you please send the Pdf file to my email.

My email:gb.rajkumar@gmail.com

Thanks in anticipation,

Best Regards

RK

 

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Sat, 2015-12-19 13:28
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RajKumar G.B
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Dear Parth,

I'm Searching for the productivity rates.

Can you please email me the pdf file @ gb.rajkumar@gmail.com

Thanks in anticpation.

RK

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Thu, 2015-11-26 12:15
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Kevin Young
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Hi Vicente,

You can take help of following books that can help you in estimating construction cost and manpower requirement. i am sure you will get the same you are looking for............

        

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Thu, 2015-11-12 17:40
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Zoltan Palffy
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Rafel is corret you can use an estimating software or book such as RS Means or Richardson Construction Estimating or Sage Estimating aka Timberline 

but you can start here at planning planet

http://www.planningplanet.com/wiki/422384/rates-norms-durations

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Tue, 2015-11-03 11:56
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Rafael Davila
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- how many workers required and man-hour requirement for form works, rebar installation and concrete casting.

It is not just about labor, equipment do matter. It is not the same pouring using a crane and bucket than a high capacity concrete pump.

Work is mostly done in teams, the composition of the team, labor and equipment used will mostly determine production rates.  For same work different teams will have different production rates.

I suggest getting reference books such as RS Means which not only give you unit costs but also team composition and productivity.  These books are no substitute to your own historical records and shall be used to estimate the few activities for which you do not have historical records.

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Tue, 2015-11-03 05:52
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Parth Jain
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U can goodle it...i have onePDF which has productivity and cunsumption date. but i am unable to attache here.. i dont know y

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