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Rough Estimate for 1 Residential Building 1 Electrician / floor

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Dura Cell
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Dear All,

For those experience planners, is it possible for 1 electrician + labor / floor to work on residential bldg? 
I am working on rough estimate of manhours on site.

Thanks PP members
 

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Hannan Mohammed A...
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Hi,

I would like to prefer the Electrical works to be divided to 1st, 2nd & Final Fix.

for 1st Fix (Embedded items in the slab)-2 Electricians and 4 Helpers

for 2nd Fix(Embedded items in walls and fixtures)-3 Electricians and 6 Helpers

for Final Fix -1 Electrician and 2 Helpers

 

Always consider 2 Helpers with 1 Electrician.

 

 

Regards

Abdul Hannan

Andrew Pearce
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You need to consider the number of residential units on each floor.

for a simple approximation for a 2bed unit I would allow 2man day to 1st Fix (conduit & wiring prior to plaster), 1 man day 2nd fix fittings & db, 1 man day Final fix, 1 man day test & commission.

Konstantinos Pars...
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Hi there!

Of course it would be, it all depends what they needed to install, how they would do the work, and how much time they'd have to do it...

Regards,

Konstantinos