Production rates will only work on detailed plans. If you want to finish your plan before your project ends..., try other way, or you can ask the big boys out there....
i might just have to use these rates based on the activity description..
But what i ve seen where i work is that we further split the activities into the resources involved and then aplly the production rates for these resources for eg: plants(graders,trailors...)
and then use this information for plant and material projections...
What do u think bout this...
I might be wrong but this is the picture ive got...
Please dont get confuse. Resources has relation in production rates, believe the expert in me. What type of resources you will use in accomplishing activities (example: excavation) will affect your production rate.
Meaning: manual excavation will give you higher production rates MH/cu. m. compare to machine excavation production rates MH/ cu. m.
I hope this will clear your confussion. If you need additional example, go back to PP.
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Hi,
Production rates will only work on detailed plans. If you want to finish your plan before your project ends..., try other way, or you can ask the big boys out there....
I think i get what ur trying to say
i might just have to use these rates based on the activity description..
But what i ve seen where i work is that we further split the activities into the resources involved and then aplly the production rates for these resources for eg: plants(graders,trailors...)
and then use this information for plant and material projections...
What do u think bout this...
I might be wrong but this is the picture ive got...
I m actually new on P3
thank for the information
......
But when the production rates are displayed here in PP,
the resources utilised are not mentioned.
The how are we supposed to use these rates or is there any standard set of resources involved ....
Are there any code books on this...?
Hello Ashref,
Please dont get confuse. Resources has relation in production rates, believe the expert in me. What type of resources you will use in accomplishing activities (example: excavation) will affect your production rate.
Meaning: manual excavation will give you higher production rates MH/cu. m. compare to machine excavation production rates MH/ cu. m.
I hope this will clear your confussion. If you need additional example, go back to PP.
It is possible to assing production rates because production rates are available in books, generally, estimating norms.
You look at PP. PP got production rates and you can assing these production rates.