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title: PDI Labor Plan
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# PDI Labor Plan

1. Fill out project basics

2. Check that everything is sorted into correct Phase and Area (Extension: Phase - Area)

3. Move everything in BUILDING FA systems into FA phase

    * Create a Phase named: "Fire Alarm"
    * Check system and Bid Item
    * Scroll through each and select all line items `FA - ...`
    * Change Breakdown to "Fire Alarm" phase

4. Separate all Phases into their proper corresponding "Labor Factor"

    * Check Phase box
    * Start scrolling through beginning with N/A
    * Change breakdown of everything in each phase to the proper labor factor
    * Do not move Temp Power (buckets) or site

5. Use the Accubid Extension tab to fill out the "Unit Lbr Calc" tab in the labor plan

6. Select the "Phase / Sort Code" extension view

7. Open "UNIT RESIDENTIAL" and "Building - Corridors" phases

8. Go into each Sort code to find the count for each unit item

    | Code | Description          |
    | ---- | -------------------- |
    | 200  | rough                |
    | 300  | trim                 |
    | 400  | rough wire and cable |

9. Some items will autofill when you fill out the "Accubid Extension Totals" table on the right

    * Anything you make adjustments to, highlight red so it can be reviewed

10. Fill out the "Labor for Concrete Slab/Deck Labor" table on the labor sheet calc tab

    * For the floor counts, if there are multiple buildings, add their total level count together

    * 2 buildings that each have 10 floors, input 20 for "number of floors - building
    
    * Add any useful description to the naming
    * Can change "Other" to something more prevalent on the project
    
    * "pour section rate" refers to the size of each slab that will be poured (sometimes will be shown on the structural plans)
    
    * "Number of days per…" is found by multiplying "Pour Section Qty" by 4 or 5

11. Check that everything is sorted into correct Phase and Area (Extension: Phase - Area)
