weekly manhour distribution

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Nar Thap 👤 Member for 18 years 10 months
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Mike Testro 👤 Member for 20 years 7 months

Hi Karthik

Welcome to Planning Planet.

Some advice - It is not a good idea to respond to a long dead thread - if you need help or advice then start a new topic in the appropiate section.

Regarding your query the best source of cost and resource data is the project BoQ / Cost Plan - speak to the estimator / QS to get to what you want.

If you are working with P6 and your WBS is set up correctly then it should be automatic.

Best regards

Mike Testro

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KARTHIK NEOSTRUCTO 👤 Member for 14 years 9 months

Dear sir,

 

Good morning everybody, i am new joining in planning planet, i am freshers also,

i expert your guidence and help , i develop myself, pls coud u explain

 

how to calculate the manhour for overall project, weekly, monthly,

 

how to calulcate the production rate also

 

i expert the valuable replay

 

j.karthik

nscl

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Larry Rino 👤 Member for 18 years 9 months

Nar, If you have the weekly quantities related to the consumed manhours, try to derive the weekly manhours from your actual production rates. I expect these manhours came from various quantities of completed work.



I.e. Weekly manhours = Weekly production rates /

Weekly quantities



I hope these helps.

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Bijaya Bajracharya 👤 Member for 21 years 5 months

If you are trying to generate mapower histogram for the past for which you don’t have records, I would ask why do you need that? It won’t be any productive exercise.



The best thing is make a plan for the remaining manhours and start recording the actuals in a regular basis. That way after another several weeks, you (or someone in your position) won’t be in the same position as you are now.

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