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Work Breakdown Structure WBS DR. Nabil Dmaidi Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) A hierarchical system which sub-divides larger elements of the project into smaller elements. The smallest unit of the WBS is the work package. DR. Nabil Dmaidi Work Breakdown Structure Example Level Work Breakdown Structure Level Description 1 Warehouse Total Project 2 Administration Subproject Mobilization/ Demobilization Masonry Wall Steel Columns & Joints Roof System Masonry Wall Steel Columns & Joints Roof System 3 Category of Work Sitework Footing Floor Slab Excavate Footings Form & Reinforce Footings Place Footings Labor Material 4 Work Package 5 Resources DR. Nabil Dmaidi Equipment Interior Finishes WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (cont.) The scope of work in each work package should be defined to avoid overlaps and omissions between work packages. Work packages should be defined in terms of design, construction methods, and completion requirements, with associated performance dates DR. Nabil Dmaidi Scope of Work Packages Each work packages should be: 1. Manageable – Specific authority and responsibility can be assigned. 2. Independent – With minimum interfacing or dependence on other elements. 3. Measurable – In terms of progress. DR. Nabil Dmaidi The Project Cost System Objectives of Establishing Project Cost System. 1. Keep the construction costs of the project within the established budget 2. Develop labor and equipment productivity information for estimating the cost of future work. DR. Nabil Dmaidi Cost Code Project Number Area Code Work Type Code Distribution Code 9708B 05 03157.20 3 Cost Code for stripping concrete formwork for bridge deck (Labor). DR. Nabil Dmaidi Project Number 9708B 05 03157.20 3 Eighth project in 1997 (Bridge) DR. Nabil Dmaidi Area Code 9708B 05 03157.20 3 Geographic location OR Associate Field Cost to Specific Supervisor or Management DR. Nabil Dmaidi Work Type Code 9708B 05 03157.20 3 03 Concrete 0315 Concrete Formwork 03157 Wood Concrete Formwork 03157.20 Wood Concrete Formwork for Deck 03157.30 Wood Concrete Formwork for Abutment DR. Nabil Dmaidi Distribution Code 9708B 05 03157.20 3 1. Total 2. Material 3. Labor 4. Equipment 5. Sub-Contract DR. Nabil Dmaidi Cost Code and Cost Control All items of expense are charged to the project where they are incurred. "General" or "miscellaneous" cost accounts should not be used, are poor practice, and should be avoided. The cost code is to serve its basic purpose, it must be understood and used consistently by all company personnel. DR. Nabil Dmaidi COST ACCOUNTING REPORTS Cost report intervals are a function of the project size, nature of the work, and type of contract involved. There must be a balance between the cost of generating the reports and the value of the management information received DR. Nabil Dmaidi COST CODES The most widely used cost codes are – Masterformat, CSI (Construction Specifications Institute) – Uniformat, UCI (Uniform Construction Index). Masterformat is widely used software companies and government agencies. DR. Nabil Dmaidi Most contractors match their cost control system to their payroll periods and to their time-monitoring system. DR. Nabil Dmaidi COST CODES (cont.) Masterformat – – Has 16 divisions Divisions were developed according to trades Uniformat – – Has 12 divisions Tends to follow the progress of construction DR. Nabil Dmaidi 01General Requirment s 02 Sit e work 03 Concret e 04 Masonry 05 Met als 06 Wood & Plast ic 07 Therm. & Moist ure Prot ect . 08 Doors & Windows 09 Finishes 10 Specialit ies 11Equipment 12 Furnishings 13 Special Const ruct ion 14 Conveying Syst ems 15 Mechanical 16 Elect rical DR. Nabil Dmaidi 124 Off-Sit e Work 123 Sit e Ut ilit ies 122 Sit e Improvement s 121Sit e Preparat ion 113 Special const ruct ion 112 Furnishings 111fixed & Movable Equip. 093 Spec. Elect rical Syst . 092 Light ing & Power 091Services & Dist ribut ion 084 Spec. Mechanical Syst . 083 Fire Prot ect ion 082 H.V.A.C. 081Plumbing 063 Specialt ies 062 Int erior Finishes 061Part it ions 042 Ext . Doors & Windows 041Ext erior Walls 033 St air Const ruct ion 032 Roof Const ruct ion 031Floor Const ruct ion 023 Basement Wall 022 Basement Excavat ion 021Slab on Grade 12 Sit e Work 11Equipment 10 Gen. Cond. OH & P 09 Elect rical 08 Mechanical 07 Conveying Sys. 06 Int . Closure 05 Roofing 04 Ext . Closure 03 Superst ruct ure 02 Subst ruct ure 01General Requirement s 011St andard Foundat ions 012 Spec. Foundat ion Cond. Level 2 Level 3 Design Uniformat Relationship Between UNIFORMAT & MASTEFORMAT UNIFORMAT Level A and B Tot al Building Cost s 0100 Foundat ion (level A) 0110 St andard (level B) 0120 Special (level B) 0200 Subst ruct ure 0210 Slab on Grade 0230 Basement Walls 0300 Superst ruct ure 0310 Floor Const ruct ion 0320 Roof Const ruct ion 0330 St air Const ruct ion 0400 Ext erior Closure 0410 Ext erior Walls 0420 Ext erior Doors and Windows 0500 Roofing 0600 Int erior Const ruct ion 0610 Part it ions 0620 Int erior Finishes 0630 Specilt ies 0700 Conveying Syst ems 0710 Elevat ors 0720 Moving St airs/Walks 0730 Dumwait ers 0740 Pneumat ic Yubes 0750 Ot her Conveying Syst ems 0800 Mechanical 0810 Plumbing 0820 HVAC 0830 Fire Prot ect ion 0840 Medical Gases 0850 Sewage Treat ment 0900 Elect rical Syst ems 0910 Basic Mat erials DR. Nabil Dmaidi 0920 Light ing-Power 0930 Special Elect rical Syst ems 0940 Communicat ions Syst ems 0950 Elect rical Heat ing Syst em 1000 General Condit ions 1100 Equipment 1110 Special Equipment 1120 Furnishings 1130 Special Const ruct ion Tot al Base Const ruct ion Cost 1200 Sit e Work 1210 Sit e Preparat ion 1220 Sit e Improvement 1230 Sit e Ut ilit ies