"...the peak of my testing and commissioning labor is about 18 men...basically, I apply 1 man-day to each testing and commissioning activities."
Do you mean one person the full day for each activity for the duration of each activity?
What is the reasoning for such resource loading?
I would expect testing and commissioning activities to be performed by several teams, each team using several resources and perhaps because of resource availability leveling might delay some activities.
It is also possible that some resources might be on partial assignments or "part of the time" allowing for the same resource be working on several activities on the same day.
There is a lot more information needed. I'm not sure if this adds anything to the conversation or not, but I would start by asking some more specific questions. For instance:
What does your team say? What do your upers think?
What do the subcontractors say? What do their supers think?
Who's doing the commissioning?
Will they need superviosion?
An probably the most important question: Is there enough supervision to make sure the assigned people are working efficiently?
Good luck!
-Jon
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21 years 7 months
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Submitted by Rafael Davila on Mon, 2019-12-09 23:42
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21 years 7 months"...the peak of my testing
"...the peak of my testing and commissioning labor is about 18 men...basically, I apply 1 man-day to each testing and commissioning activities."
I would expect testing and commissioning activities to be performed by several teams, each team using several resources and perhaps because of resource availability leveling might delay some activities.
It is also possible that some resources might be on partial assignments or "part of the time" allowing for the same resource be working on several activities on the same day.
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5 years 10 monthsThere is a lot more
There is a lot more information needed. I'm not sure if this adds anything to the conversation or not, but I would start by asking some more specific questions. For instance:
What does your team say? What do your upers think?
What do the subcontractors say? What do their supers think?
Who's doing the commissioning?
Will they need superviosion?
An probably the most important question: Is there enough supervision to make sure the assigned people are working efficiently?
Good luck!
-Jon
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21 years 7 monthsBecause P6 does not account
By the way the image is illegible, I cannot read the headings and values.
Best Regards,
Rafael
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16 years 3 monthsthat depends on what you are
that depends on what you are commissioning and the levels of testing that you are doing.