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Direct Labor MHR Consumption:: Position: Leadman Down To Helpers

This document defines and categorizes different types of direct labor man-hours (MHRs) consumed for various work activities. It outlines five categories: (1) Productive MHRs which contribute directly to output, (2) Direct-support MHRs which do not directly contribute to output, (3) Abnormalities which affect production flow, (4) Formed part of the process like meetings and breaks, and (5) Reclass hours charged to other jobs. Examples of work activities are provided for fabrication, trial assembly, machining and erection works.

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Direct Labor MHR Consumption:: Position: Leadman Down To Helpers

This document defines and categorizes different types of direct labor man-hours (MHRs) consumed for various work activities. It outlines five categories: (1) Productive MHRs which contribute directly to output, (2) Direct-support MHRs which do not directly contribute to output, (3) Abnormalities which affect production flow, (4) Formed part of the process like meetings and breaks, and (5) Reclass hours charged to other jobs. Examples of work activities are provided for fabrication, trial assembly, machining and erection works.

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DIRECT LABOR MHR CONSUMPTION :

Position: Leadman down to Helpers


SCOPE ACTIVITIES

A.) PRODUCTIVE MHRS: these are man-hours consumed which contributed to the output of a
work activity for a work scope.

FABRICATION WORK ACTIVITIES (CMO, MII facility):

Examples of Work Activity for Fabrication scope

 Lay-outing of steel for cutting, drilling , bending etc.


 Cutting of steel using Cutting outfit; radial cutting machine
 Grinding after cutting
 Bevelling
 Splicing
 Drilling using magnetic drill
 Build-up
 Rolling using Plate roller
 Bending using Press Break Machine
 Fit-up/assembly
 Fullwelding
 Others : Pls specify if not in the list

TRIAL ASSEMBLY WORK ACTIVITIES

 Fit-up/assemble
 Welding/bolting
 Dismantling/disassemble

MACHINING WORK ACTIVITIES (activities using Machines/Equipment)

 Cutting using Shearing Machine, Bandsaw Machine


 Drilling using Radial Drill
 Boring using Lathe Machine
 Machining using Plano mill
 Others: Pls specify if not in the list

ERECTION WORKS (@ site activities):

 Fit up- erection


 Fullwelding-erection
 Installation works
 Allignment
 Bolt tightening
 Pre-assy @ ground

B.DIRECT-SUPPORT: these are man-hours consumed which DO NOT directly contribute to the
output of a work activity or for a Work scope.

 Hauling of materials (raw & work in process matls,etc.)


 Preparation/segregation of materials
 Jigs Preparation
 Spider support, strongback
 Cosmetics/Touch-up
 Scaffolding
 Monitoring
 Assisting in Warehousing works
 punchering
 Assisting in inspection/testing /surveying works
 Assisting in Delivery process
 Crating works
 Cleaning @ work area
 Punchlisting Activities
 Works for safety purposes: lifeline, human basket
 Others: Pls. specify if not listed

C.ABNORMALITIES: these are man-hours consumed that affects the continuous flow of
production, causes of delays & work stoppage.

 Repair (after QC inspection)


 Reworks due to revision of drawings
 Modification/Rectification works
 Idle time due to equipment breakdown
 Idle time due to weather condition (heavy rain, storm)
 Accident @ workplace

D.FORMED PART OF THE PROCESS:

 Toolbox meeting/housekepping
 Personal needs

E.RECLASS: these are man-hours consumed in activities charged to other j.o’s

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