You are searching for the holy grail of the planning community.
As you have said the number of variables is infinite.
The best advice I can give you is go to the Contract Price breakdown and tease out the production hours which can be allocated to the programme activities - either by reasonable labour/plant percentage or recognised price books such as Hutchinson or Wessex.
This will give you a starting point. Actual production rates can then be compared as the work proceeds and your programme adjusted.
Keep a record of the actual production rates and over the years you will gain a valuable document.
Member for
19 years 10 monthsRE: Production Rate for All Trade
Hi Thomas
You are searching for the holy grail of the planning community.
As you have said the number of variables is infinite.
The best advice I can give you is go to the Contract Price breakdown and tease out the production hours which can be allocated to the programme activities - either by reasonable labour/plant percentage or recognised price books such as Hutchinson or Wessex.
This will give you a starting point. Actual production rates can then be compared as the work proceeds and your programme adjusted.
Keep a record of the actual production rates and over the years you will gain a valuable document.
Best regards
Mike Testro