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Topic: Pole light bases

User: DAWGS, Location: Virginia

Asked on: Wednesday, April 13, 2011 at 7:59 pm EDT
Answered on: Tuesday, May 14, 2024 at 4:10 am EDT

Question: Does anyone have a good labor unit for pole bases? I'm looking for a labor unit to include the following.Dig holeSet sauna tubeBuild rebar cageInstall ground rodInstall PVC stub outsPour baseSet anchor boltsI seem to lose the jobs that have a lot of site lighting to them. I think my estimating program units are to high.

Labor Unit: Pole Base InstallationDescription

Installation of pole bases including: Excavation and preparation of hole Installation of sauna tube Construction of rebar cage Installation of ground rod Installation of PVC stub outs Pouring of concrete base Placement of anchor bolts

Materials

Pole base materials (sauna tube, rebar, anchor bolts, etc.) Concrete PVC pipe

Labor Hours



Excavation and Preparation of Hole

1 hour per hole


Installation of Sauna Tube

30 minutes per tube

Construction of Rebar Cage

1 hour per cage


Installation of Ground Rod

30 minutes per rod

Installation of PVC Stub Outs

30 minutes per stub out


Pouring of Concrete Base

1 hour per base

Placement of Anchor Bolts

30 minutes per base

Note

These labor hours are approximate and may vary depending on site conditions, materials used, and crew experience.

Example Calculation

For the installation of a single pole base with two PVC stub outs, the estimated labor hours would be as follows:
Excavation and Preparation of Hole: 1 hour Installation of Sauna Tube: 30 minutes Construction of Rebar Cage: 1 hour Installation of Ground Rod: 30 minutes Installation of PVC Stub Outs (2): 1 hour Pouring of Concrete Base: 1 hour Placement of Anchor Bolts: 30 minutes

Total Labor Hours:
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