PALTV LD00109992990999923SECEE TESTE ETE CE ESS CCSSEE TCE CC CSREES THEE CUUUS The NECA Manual of Labor Units 2009-2010 National Electrical Contractors Association, Inc. 3 Bethesda Metro Center, Bethescia, MD 20814 www.necanet.org Copyright 2009 by the National Electrical Contractors Association, Ine. Copyeiaht 2002, Notional Etectia! Contactors AscosiationUVECCCESSSSSTCEEESSCECEDECET UES CUUUEEUUUEEEE NECA Manual of Labor Units Forward The purpose of the NECA Manual of Labor Units (MLU) is to provide an experience-based reference for stimating the electrical construction labor required to install typical electrical and communications systems, The data are intended to serve as a general guide to the labor nacassary for the installation of specified items under the project conditions defined in the manual. The extent of the applicability of the data to any particular project situation is entirely at the discretion of each user. ‘Selected sections of the manual are reviewed and updated bi-annually by teams of estimating exerts ‘chosen from among the 5000 NECA elsctrital contractors bocated in various regions of the country. ‘These teams represent many years of experience in estimating and tracking the applications of labor Units to Construction projects and the installation of materiale for a broad range of conditions: and focations. The resulting labor unit determinations represent a national consensus baseline of estimated {aber requirements for each item under the conditions stated. MLU data nave been developed, published and utlized by clecttical contractors since 1923. The validity of these data is Inherent sofely in the continued maintenance and widespread utilization of the data by electrical contractors snd others over a period of almost eight decades. NO PART OF THIS PUBLICATION MAY BE REPRODUCED, STORED IN A RETRIEVAL SYSTEM OR TRANSMITTED IN ANY FORM OR BY ANY MEANS, ELECTRONIC, MECHANICAL, PHOTOCOPYING, RECORDING, OR OTHERWISE, WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION, INC. Gonyaight 2000, National Elica Contactors Assoxtation iidTABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Purpose Sourre of the Data Arrangement of the Labor Unit Tables Additional Information Sources. Labor Units Defined Scope of NECA Labor Unis How to Select Laber Units Increasing Estimating Accuracy Adjusting Labor Units for Project Cenditions. Description of a Typical Project Description of Typical Site Conditions Adjusting Labar for Non-Typical Conditions, Type of Project, Building Height Weather Extremes Scheduled Overtime Project Duration Peak Worklorcs Work Schedules Project Size Shortages of Qualified Electricians Project Location General Contractar Non-Productive Labor Other Conditions ‘Summary of Labor Adjustments Labor Unit Data ‘Section 4 - Integrated Bull ‘Section 2 - Conduit, Raceways, Fittings & Related Items ‘Section 3 - Wire, Cablo, Lugs, Terminations, Busway & Bus Duct ‘Section 4 - Switchboards, MCC's, Panelboards, & Power Equipm’nt ‘Section 5 - Lighting Fixtures, Poles, Parking Lot Lighting ‘Section 6 - Wiring Devices on 7 - rm Sm ‘Section 8 - Grounding & Lightning Protection Systems Copyright 1008, National Beetcat Contractors Asciaton vil vi wi vil wil vil vl xi xii 22253288 xvi Pa ea ea w- we ate an BH et Wt etSection 9 - Heating Equipment Connections Section 10 - Temporary Powor & Lighting Section 11 - Outdoor Overhead ang Underground System: Section 12 - Equipment instaltation and Connections Section 13 — Industrial Control and instrumentation Section 14 ~ Alternative Enoray Systems Index of Electrical Matoriais Appendices: A, Technical Data Tables 8. Electrical Formulas C. Additional Costs of Change Orders 9. Estimating the Cost of Supervis E Bibliography of Additional NECA Resources: ane 1089 Wh 12 at 14/1- Index t NOTE: Underscored sections have received substantial _revisions ingluded in this printing. te: Labor units that have been revised or added will be Indicated in a column titled lov. and marked with a unique designating symbol, Coppegh 2000, Nadonel Blctrcat Canactors AssociationINTRODUCTION PURPOSE - The purpose of this labor unit manual #8 to give the usor a source of labor data for estimating the labar required to install the electrical and communications systems shown on electrical construction drawings. Tho NECA Manual provides the user with the national average ‘amount of labor man-hours required ta install a givan quantity of each item under typicat conditions ‘on a typical projact. Tha labor units in this: Manual aro Basic Labor Units becauea thoy represent the normal amount of labor required on a typical project under typical site conditions, These conditions are defined in the section adjusting Labor Units for Project Conditions, Suggestions are sso included in that saction to assist in the: adjustment of the lator data in this Manual for a specific project and for each project's unique site conditions. SOURCE OF THE DATA IN THIS MANUAL - Since 1923 this Association's: member electrical contractors have been the sole source of the labor data In this Madual. From 1923 to 1966 the labor unit tables were developed by electrical contractor cornimittess and published by the staff at NECA headquarters. Tho Association has petiodically revised and expanded approximately one- tenth of the labor unit tables since 1865, NECA continues to update and revise the labar data fs the Manual by éolliting the latest labor units from its member contractors. As these new labor unit tables become available, NECA will continue (a revise the Manual at least bi-cnnually with the goal of providing the intast labor data based on the avarage productivity boing experienced in this inustry. ARRANGEMENT OF THE LABOR UNIT TABLES - This Manual Is arranged in 14 Seations of rolated items. Each of the 14 Sections hes a detalied table of contents at the beginning of the section. Section 11 - Outdoor Overtiead and Underground Systems Includes labor units for “inside” electrical contractors who install smal! quantities af outdoor overhead systems. Section 11 also Ineludes labor units for “ling” electrical contractors who install substantially greater quantiies ol outdoor overhead systems with specially trained line electricians. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - For ncditional information concerning the data in this Manual estimator training courses, qualified local electrical contractors, or any other of the services provided by NEGA, contact one of the NEGA Chapter Managers located in your area. LABOR UNITS DEFINED ‘Ail lnbor data in this Manual are in units Gf manshours. Each table of labor units indicates whether lw titbor units are for the installation of © Gne.or por each item Ber hundeod toms. (© Bar hundred linear feet of tha tem M_ = Pur thousand linear feet of the LP = tinaar Foot CY © Cutie Yard ‘ivr 2009; Nwonal Eien! Contactors Ansociason viiSCOPE OF THE NECA LABOR UNITS - All labor Units in this Manual include varying amounts of four basic eompanents outtined below. These components aré used in developing and ovaluating ‘each of the labor unit itsms published inthis Manual. The portion af each component in the basic abor units varios ftom itern to Item, and NECA doas not have any data to establish these portions © percentages. 11 ig woll established thal the Material instalation portion of some labor units represent # much larger part of same labor units than for others. For example, the actual Installation portion of labor units for duplex receptacles is greater than many other items because the material handling is easy and the tayaut and measurement is almost non-existent, The installation of the box for the duplex receptacle usually includes all of the layout and measurement labor, The four components aro: + NORMAL MATERIAL HANDLING - Belore any electrical material is put in place, it must be handled two of more times. All material must be unloaded from the delivery truck, Inspected for shipping damage, cared fo the storage area, transported fo the floor where It wil be installed, and distrtavied to tho final Installation location, Conduit bundles niust be broken apart, equipment removed from carions, lighting fitures remaved from pallets, wrappings cut from colls, etc. in addition, emply cartons, pallets, boxes, reels, skids, Packing, et, must be removed fram the work area. This affort consumes Isbor without any electrical material actually being installed, however, this time must be Included in the NECA basic labor units. + DRAWING STUDY, MEASUREMENT & LAYOUT - The installation of electrical materials -cannot begin until the type and size of material is determined, the installation location Is Verified, tha slectricians are instnictéd, the fastening devices are identified, a measurement 's made to insure the proper Installation locatian, the installation location is marked, etc. ‘This effort consumes labor without any electrical materials being installed; however, this ‘ume must be included in the NECA basi labor units * MATERIAL INSTALLATION - This effort includes both the procurement (and return) of ail tools other than hand tools-carried in the tool belt and the actual installation of the electrical materials. Separate labor units are nocessary for the instalation of all fasteners, hangers, ‘and supports. In the Guidelines for the Use of Labor Units Tables section of this Manual thare £5 additional information regarding the scope of the labor units for particular items ‘SUC as cutling, theeading, bending, hole driling, etc. It is of the utmost importance that ‘every user of this Manual read the relevant information in the Guidelines. before ‘selecting any labor units from a particular data section. + NORMAL NON-PRODUCTIVE LABOR - Every labor unit in this Manuat includes a pro- rated amount of the normal non-productive labor. The magnitude of the non-produciive Fabor in each tabor unit is unknown, The narmal non-productive labor in the: NECA labor Units include: = Personal comfort breaks = Normal time to obtain drinking wator = Minimum breaks for coffee carried to the work area = Walking time between the gang shed and the werk area = Minimal walking tina to obtain tools. and electrical materials: = Minimal fost time dus t0 intorforence by other crafts = No lost time waiting for material or personnel hoists of cranes + _ No lost time due to strikes, work stoppages, or jurisdictional disputes ~ _ Nollost time due to egress, job site security, or physical obstructions (Copyright 2008, Nasonsl Ekctoal Contractors Association BESECEERERERFEELEEEEESECLEREECESECERELERERE‘Through good project planning and managemoni, electiical contractors generally can keep such things as ‘oitering, interruptions, late: starting, early quitting, elc.. to a minimum. When these ‘conditions are beyand the control of the electrical contractor, then ‘additional non-productive labor must be allowed, ‘The labor tinits in this Meiual DO NOT include shy labor for supervision of any type. All electrical constuction requires more than one level of supervision, and the magnitude of supervision depends on the complexity, type, and size of each project. tn addition, many labor agreements inclode special requirements related to supervision. Since each project is unique, it is the opinion ‘of most electrical contractors that the labor for supervision is best estimated as a separate cast item ‘and that no part of the supervision labor be included in the material installation labor units. Estimating the casts of supervision és discussed in an appendix to this Manual, HOW TO SELECT BASIC LABOR UNITS - Estimating electrical material installation labor Is best ‘accomplished by the application af a labor unit to each itern on a list of materials. prepared from the take-off of the bid contract drawings. Along with the type and size of each item, It fs essential thal ‘an abbreviated description of the Installation conditions be noted. The necessity of the type and size of each item js obvious, but of equal necessity are the abbrovistad notes regarding the instalation conditions so thal an appropriate selection may be made trom a choice of tabor units. The NECA labor unit tables include three different labor units for each item, The first lowest) labor unit for each item is applicable for most “Normal Installation Conditions." The second (higher) labor Unit for each item is applicable for most “Difficult Installation Conditions.” The third (highest) iabor Unit for each item is applicable for mos! “Very Difficurt Installation Conditions.” + Normal Installation Conditions - When all of the conditions associated with the installation of an iter vil psrmit the maximum productivity of the electricians on a project, ‘hase "Normal" column labor units are applicable, An example of thesa normal conditions. might include the installation of surface mounted tems up to @ height of 8 fet above the: ‘floor, the use of a roling scaffold or €-foot ladders, a repetitive layout, a minimum of required measurements, & minimum of interference by structural or mechanical obstacies, ‘etc, ‘Occasionally there are unusual instalation conditions when a tabor unit that is fess than the “noemaf" column labor unit is justified. For example, when an abnormaily large quantity of parallel conduits, without bends or offsets, are to be installed on trapeze hangers, {abor units slighify smaler than the “normal” column labor units might ha more appropelats «Difficult Installation Conditions - When one or mare of ths conditions associated with the: installation of an item will parmit fess than maximum productivity of the electricians on typical project, these “Difficult” column labor units are applicable. An example of the: difficult conditions might include the installation of surface mounted items Up to a height of 12 feat from the floor, the use of ficed scatfokding installed by others, the use of 10-loct Indders, & non-repelitive layout, a moderate amount of interference by structural or mechanical obstacles, etc. Users of the Manual are also encouraged to consider using labor units whose magnitude are somewhere between the normal column labor units and the dificult column labor units when conditions justify this consideration. © Very Difficult Instaitation Conditions - When one or more'of the conditions associated ‘with the installation of an item will permit substantially fess than maximum productivity of the electricians on a typical project, these “Very Difficult” column labor units are applicable. (Copysignt 2000, atonal Ectreal Cantactors Associ xAn example of the very difficul conditions might include the installation of surface maunted ams up 10 @ height of 20 feot above tho floor, the use of fbred scaffolding installed by ‘thors, the use of 18-foot laddars, a single location of each item, a substantial amount of interference by structural or mechanical lems, a dificult fastening method, ete. Users of the Manual are also encouraged to consider using tabor units whose magnitude are somewhere belween the dificult column labor units and the very dificult column labor units ‘when the conditions justify this consideration. It is also essential that users of this Manual select fabor units that are greator than the very difficult column labor unit when conditions justify the need, INCREASING ESTIMATING ACCURACY - On most typical projects there are several identical items whose instalistion tabor should be determinod separately due to significantly differant Installation conditions. For example, different labor units should be used for estimating the Installation labor for conduit located in concrete floor slabs a3 compared to the identical type and 8iz6 of condult instaliad exposed an walls or ceilings. Conduit in concrete Hloor siabs is usuelly Installed by the shortest route possible and therafore requires a lesser amount for point-to-point distances. Kdentical expesed conduit installed on walls, on ceilings, or paralie! to concrete column lines requires @ greater quantity of conduit, and the labor required per foat of conduit is greator bacauge of the additional effort to maintain the alignment, elevation, and appearance. The labor for Installing identical items should be determined separately whenever a significant quantity of the Iter is required in situations where two or mare different instaliation conditions exist TThe best assurance that @ construction contractor will continue in business ts to bid projects based on the contract documents which include the specifications and the instalation drawings. A realistic evaluation of all the anticipated project canditions BASED GN THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS is the only justifiable reason for modifying the estimated labor costs in the bid estimates. The adjusiment of estimated labor cosis based on who the competitors are and how they estimate is not ‘only foolish end unjustifiable but wil, without excoption, aventually lead to financial disaster. ADJUSTING LABOR UNITS FOR PROJECT CONDITIONS Whar adjusting the estimated labor for a specific project itis cleaity mote practical to adjust sub- totals oF fotals of labor man-hours for each portion of the: project rather than to adjust individual labor units, The estimated labor adjusting Is Usually mast effectively accomplished on an estimate summary sheet designed for that purpose. In camnputerized estimating this estimated labor djustmant is easily aécomalished by appropriate programming (software) and corresponding computer operator Instructions. It is tha opioion of most electrical contractors that the best material and taber estimates are produced by lsting every material item required, by listing the exact ‘quantity of each item requited, by applying an appropriate labor unit for each item to establish the basic quantity of labor required, and by adjusting the basic quantity of labor to reflect the specific DESCRIPTION OF A TYPICAL PROJECT - Tho following general description defines @ typical [project for the purposes of estimating using this Manual: * Building Sizo & Shape - Upto 3 floors above street level + 20,000 to 100,000 square feet per floor * Copyright 2009, Notions Elaetical Catrsctors Asioelatin qas= Astandard rectangular or square floar plan Location - Iner neara metropolitan area = Quiside of a controtied access area - Asingle building, facility. of activity Construction & Work Schedule Standard workday 40 hours par workweek All work on daylight shift Sufficient time to eliminate scheduled avertime Electrical & Communications Systents Up ta 600-Valt power distribution The olactrical sarvica by the iacal utility company: All standard UL listed electrical materials Al Iayout & specifications comply with the local and National Electrical Code All new material and new construction ‘All systems to be installed 20 feol or less above @ solid floor ‘THE DESCRIPTION OF TYPICAL SITE CONDITIONS - The following general description defines the typical site conditions for the purposes of estimating using this Manual Complete engineering, woll coordinated design, drawings, and specifications Familiar type of building design and standard materials Crane furnished by owner or general contractors Adequate security for materia! and too! storage All electrical material furished by the electrical contractor Sufficient supply of qualified jaurneymen electricians Overall job progress based on a realistic project schedule Minimum quantity and magnitude of change orders No joint or beneficial occupancy All new material and new construction No interruptions, delays, or jurisdictional disputes ‘Optimum job coordination of all eras : Work area ervironmant © Minimum oquivaton! temperature of plus 35 degrees Fahrenheit © Maximum tomperature and humicity 88 degrees Fahrenheit and 50% RH or its ‘equivalent ADJUSTING LABOR FOR NON-TYPICAL CONDITIONS - It is universally recognized that Individual tabor units should NOT be. adjusted whon making allowances for non-typical projects and non-typical project conditions, A faster, more accurate procedure Is to make labor adjustments using percentages applied to different catogaries of tha work, Porhaps tha most difficult oparation \n estimating is the evaluation of the applicabllty and magnitude of the labor increases or decreases due to non-typical conditions. The following pages contain guidelines and roferences which may be helpful in selecting estimated labor adjustments dua to non-typical projects and non- typical project conditions: (Copyright 2000, Musca wezical Canrectors Assaclthon x* LABOR ADJUSTMENTS DUE TO THE TYPE OF PROVECT - itis recognized in the construction industry that different types of buildings and projects may require either more OF less labor to install Identical eleciical materials than the average labar units in this Manual. There are many reasons for these differences in productivity, but the major Toasons include: structural differences, special requirements in the construction contract, the magnitude of the electrical power requirments, the quantiias of identical electrical ‘atatials. the differences in typical ceiting heights, the differences in fighting requirements, the comptexity of the electrical systems, the complaxity of the communications systems, the differences in the rate at which the construction ean progress, the special cequiramonis of tho National Electrical Code, and ather equally impartant elements. In order to assist the users of this Manual in evaluating the differences in labor productivity due to the type of building or project, the following “Labor Adjustment Chart” lists situations that are ‘encountered on most projects, and must be considered when determining the degree of difficulty for that particular project, The estimatar should review each project situation and determine the category that relates best to that situation, Most project will have job situations that fall into vanous categories. When thal situation exists, you may want to Ullize the project grading system provided in the Labor Adjustment Chart below. The purpose of tho Labor Adjustment Chart és to identify the labor column that will bo used due to the type of project. Labor adjustments will still be needed for building height, weather conditions, overtime, atnarmal project durations, abnormal peak work forces, abnormal work schedules, abnormal project sizes, and shortage of quatifiod electricians, ‘Project focation, general centracter, abnormal ron-produciive labor, and othor conditions, Grade 1 point: Normal o¢ appliesbia your project total score is: 2 points: Dittcult (0-46 points= Normal Project 3 points: very Difficult 48-77 points= Difficult Project 79-105 points= Very Difficult Project NORMAL ~~ Notes ‘GRADE 4 Day a ‘Standard L Indoor with Exireme Weather - ‘controled Copyright 2009, National Electrica! Cantuetors Association“No Bust” “Clean Roan ‘Conestan ‘Moderate ‘No Repetition ——————— Block ‘Concrete. or | “Exposed Adequate Moderate United ‘OnSioht | inthe General Remote ‘Area of the Project, | Considerable | Moderate Tamited experience | experience with | experience with with type of | type of project | typeof project for Project Project Projact Moderately | Not Available Limited 1 Umited Jeb Coniinlty Ne Interruptions | Interuptons | interruptions ‘Change Order | Minimal Moderate Excessive | Quantity —_ a nee! Change Grder | Porto Dring ‘Attar installation Timing Irataitation | Installation Job Schedule | As Planned | Moderately Excessively Compressed or | Comprassed or Extended | __ Extended General ‘Gro with | Two with prime | Three with prime Contractors on | prime responsibilities | responsibilities | Same Jobsite | responsibly Job Meetings | Regularly "Crisis Winimal Scheduled _}__Meotings | _ Shared ‘One EC. | Twa Electrical | Multipio Electrical Responsibility | Responsible | Contractorson | Contractors on ‘Copyright 2000; inion Ect! Cantractare Aascelatorxiv LABOR ADJUSTMENTS DUE TO BUILDING HEIGHT - The basic iator units in this Manual are based on builtings and projects with up lo throe floors above grada or street level. For taller buildings or projects, a labor adjusiment must be made to the estimated labor sub-totals developed from the labor units In this Manual, To evaluate additional labor required due to the height of a building. a cumutative range of 1% to 2% per floor reflects the rate of productiviy loss experienced by our member contractors. A report eniled "The Effects of Mult-Story Buildings on Productivity” (index # 5071-04) fs available from NECA, ‘This repor includes a summary of the data researched to produce the findings, factors that Cause the productivity loss, tables of productivity loss percentages for buildings up to 50 stories tall, and suggestions on how to use these tables, LABOR ADJUSTMENTS DUE TO EXTREMES OF WEATHER - The basic labor units in this Manual are based on environmental (weather) conditions, which do not reduce. the labor productivity. “AS a fesull of labor data research by NEGA it was determined that ‘lechician labor productivity does nat decrease until the effective temperatura (wind chil factor included) drops below 35 degrees Fahrenheil. The sume research developod the Combinations of high temperature and humidity limits that do not impair the productivity of {nstallation tabor. In addition, the productivity joss due to extramie environmental conditions 's avaliable, Thase labor data along with the details of its development, electtician labor Productivity loss percentages for extremes of environmental candians, and suggestions on Row te usa these labor data are available trom NECA in a repoct enttiod “The Effect of ‘Temperature Gn Productivity” (Index if 5072.04), LABOR ADJUSTMENTS UE TO SCHEDULED QVERTIME - Tho basic labor units In this Manual are based.on projects that did not include any scheduled overtime. Ocoasional or unscheduled evertine of afew electricians working a minimum amount of overtime once oF {ice a month in suppor of other eras fs mot Unusuol and Is included in the scopa of & Uipieal project. However, whan the contract documents require scheduled overtime. whan the bid documents of project schodula suggest that scheduled overtime wil be required, and when the project does not procged as ariginally anticipated, there is a substantial loss 0 broductivty f scheduled overtime is initiated. The loss of productivity fs experianced not nly uring the overtime hours worked, but also during the normal hours precoding ovartime, As 6 resull of labor data research by NECA, It was detorminad that the loss of Productivity due to scheduled overtime increases in magnitude as the duration of tha Scheduled overtime is increased. LABOR ADJUSTMENTS DUE TO ABNORMAL PROJECT DURATIONS - Tha basic labor units in this Manual are based on normal project durations. When the cantrae! efocumonts {ntticate abnormal project progress schedules, abnormal project completion dates, ond When the project progress schedule is substantially revised there js a lass of producthily tue to these conditions. The magnitude of the productivity loss Is in proportion to the Circumstances of the particular project involved. In most situations, the after-the-facts labor Teeard provide the best source to assess the productivity loss, For estimating tha impact of these conditions before the work is actually comploted, only the judgment of an experienced electrical contractor is completely reliable, In ardar to assist this industry in Assessing the productivity 1083 due to abnormal project durations and productivity loss due {a changed project pragress schedules, NECA developed data fram the records of its member electrical contractors to establlsh the normal project duration for numerous types and sizes of electrical construction projects. This normat project duation data in both Graphic end tabular forms is available fram NECA in a report ented "Normal Project Duration” (index # 5076-04), (Copyriote 2000. Moora Electra! Csitisclrs AsscclationyLABOR ADJUSTMENTS FOR ABNORMAL PEAK WORKFORCES - The basic labor tunits in this Manual are based on normal peak work force of electricians. When abnormal peak wark force is experienced, thera is a loss-of productivily. Contract bid documents and the scope of work 0 be completed in the time available may indicate that varying sizos of ‘work crews will be necessary, Likewise, unanticipated changes in the progress of the consiruction or other changed conditions may require the use of larger than normal work ‘crews. For estimating the impact of having to over-man a project before the work is ‘actually completed, only the judgment of an experienced electrical contractor is rellabla, In most situations, the alter-the-facts labor records ore the best method to assess the productivity logs due to over-manning. 1n order to assist this Industry in assessing this type Of loss, the ube of other than optimum crew sizes, or the use of constantly changing crow sizes, NECA developed data from the records af its member electrical contractors to establish the normal peak electrician workforce for numerous typas and sizes of electrical construction projects, This normal peak workforce data, in toth graphic and tatular forms, 's available from NECA ina report entitled "Project Peak Workforce” (Index ft 5074-04), LABOR ADJUSTMENTS FOR ABNORMAL WORK SCHEDULES - The basic labor units In this Manual are based on normal work schedules. A normol work schedule includes 8 daylight haurs per day, & days per week, and 40 total hours per week. Any devialion from the normal work schedule will have an impact 6a the labor productivity and the quantity of supervision necessary, Some of the elements thet may affect the productivity change due to abnormal work schedules inchide but are not limitad to: ~ Weather, climate, and geographical location ‘Duration of the ebnormal work schedule = Daylight versus nighttime hours ~ Availabilty of sulficient qualified electricians = Local rate of construction worker unemployment ~ Type end size of project ~ Project owner's special requirements ~ Historical labor practices ~ Other paychological influences LABOR ADJUSTMENTS FOR ABNORMAL PROJECT SIZES - The basic labor units in this Manual are based on typical projects whose size wil require the full tme assignment of electricians for normal workweeks on small projects. and on typical projects. whose maximum electrician peak workforce will not exceed 100 persons, On abnormally smal (projects, the estimated Tabor based on the labor units in this Manual must be substantially increased to reflact the actual labor that will be required. Gn abnormelly large projects, the ‘estimated labor units should be substantially increased for numerous reasons such as the additional supervision required, the additional labor for handiing material or for controling tools, time lost walking to and trom assigned work areas, the additional labor required! to ‘coordinate the electrical work with other crafts, the increased dificutty in obtaining the use ff hoisting equipment and in coordination of material dalivery and material storage, the increased productivity loss due to personne! fumover, and the basic psychological impact of a large project LABOR ADJUSTMENTS DUE TO A SHORTAGE OF QUALIFIED ELECTRICIANS - The basic labor units in this Manual are based cn having an adequate supply af qualified (Copyright 2009, National Eloctica! Contractors Association “‘electricians. When an adequate supply of qualified electricians is not avaliable during any portion of the electrical construction, there is a loss of productivity that must be taken into consideration. It is extremely dificult when preparing a bid estimate to precisely determine the loss of productivity due to @ shortage of qualified electricians that may occur at some future date. However, this situation does occur frequently, and some rationale must be employed to produce the total labor required during the bid preparation process. Experience, jujgrent, end common senea are the-ony to's avaiable to assoss these situations, tn other situations, such as labor estimating for aecelerated construction schedules, change orders, and afer-the-fact labor oost analysis, the loss of productivily due to a shortage of qualfiod lectricians: is more easily determinable. In these situations the loss of Productivity Is usually estimated by multiplying the total man-hours that would Rave been Foquired under normal conditions by a productivity loss percentage to produce the number ‘of additional man-hours required. The productivity loss percentage in this calculation ‘cannot be oblained from any published table, tut must be determined by the careful analysis of all the elements for each individual situation, Electrical contractors are contractually responsible to include the productivity loss due to 8 shortage of qualified electricians in thelr criginal bid price based on the information available in the bid documants. However, when the project Conditions change after construction has started, ‘and for many change orter situations, the slectrical contractor is clearly entitled to recover the additional labor sosts resulting from @ shortage of qualified electricians. In the electrical Construction industry it is not the individual electrical contractors responsibilty to select and train electicians. The JATC program under the joint quidance of NECA and the IBEW makes every effort possible to anticipate the need for electricians and to train an adequate Supply of qualified peaple in every part of the cour, LABOR ADJUSTMENTS DUE TO THE PROJECT LOCATION - The basic labor units in this Manual are based on typical project locations that do not include any unusual problems. When the project location creates unusual material and tool handling problems, any other type of physical obstructions, or administralive obstructions, the additional labor (productivity loss) caused by these conditions must be allowed. Some of the conditions that may cause productivity losses inclutte: Materia! and tool delivery and unloading restrictions Material and tool storage restrictions Material and toot hoisting restrictions Material and toot security problems Potential flooding, fire hazards, or dust storms Lack of space for subcontractor field office or job shed Security area restrictions Widely dispersed work areas Craft parking restrictions ane! availablity = Disruptions due to nearby demolition, rock blasting, chemical fumes, ate. ‘The loss of productivity due to any of these abnormal conditions cannot be determined from fany tables oF charts, Each situation must be evaluated indeperxiently, and the productivity loss must be determined by judgment, logic, and common sense. The: most frequent ‘method of determining the additional labor hours which will be roquired as a result of the Project location is to multiply the total estimated man-hours times a productivity loss percentage to produce the number of additional man-hours required. ‘Copyright 2008, National ectcal Gortctors AssociatonLABOR ADJUSTMENTS DUE TO THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR - The basic labor units i this Manual aro based'on the eflective cosrdination andi management of the project ty tha contractor or construction manager. I the project is not managed effectively, the electrical contractor experiences 9 loss. of productivity. Occasionally the avmer's actions fare the cause of the general contractor's problems, and ultimately additional electrician tabor may be required to complete an installation, The owner's tedesign of any part of @ Project after construction has started, beginning construction without compista or ‘scoortinated construction drawings, electrical materials fumished by the owner, an ‘excessive number of change orders, delays in the project dus to the tack of financing, ‘owners accelerating the construction schedule, and other disruptive actions by owners may contribute to the general contractor's ineffectiveness. Homever, there are numerous other elements that are within the control of general contractors and construction managers that have a direct impact on the loss of productivity by electricians. Somme general contractors ‘ré substantially less effective in coordinating the work of the subcontractors, In sequencing the structural components, in resolving problems, in controlling the operation of material ‘and personnel hoists, in using overtime to maintain the construction schedule, in administrating change orders, and numerous other activities that directly impact the productivity of the electricians. Electrical contractors must take the general contractor's management effectiveness into consideration when bidding each project and must include _an appropriate labor adjustment when necessary. Likewise, an adjustment or the general ‘contractor's or construction manager's effectiveness must be included, when appropriate, {or estimating change orders, accelerated schedule impact costs. delay impact costs, and other changed conditions impact costs. The magnitude of the productivity loss must bo termined by an independent evaluation of the circumstances associated with each project LABOR ADJUSTMENTS DUE TO ABNORMAL NON-PRODUCTIVE LABOR - Tho basic tabor units in this Manual include @ prorated amount of the normal non-productive labor experienced on a typical project On some projects the non-productive labor is greater than the nomal amount, and the estimated fabor for the installation of the olectrical systems ‘must be increased accordingly. For example, the owner or general contractor may allow or require all construction crafts to take coffee breaks at a specific time and for a specific duration. 4 description of the normal nor-preductive fabor is included in the foregoing discussion of the scope of the NECA labor units. The ovaluation and dotermination of the magnitude of abnormal productivity Is extremely dificul because thora are no standard percentages, mathematical formutas, or guidelines that can be used, The evaluation of the cause and effect of abnormal non-productive situations can only be determined by the Judgment of an experianced person, In the bid estimating of the project taber requirements, the electrics! contractor must ‘evaluate all tha known and anticipated project conditions that will alfect the lator productivity and then adjust the estimated labor man-hours accordingly, A substantially different condition exists: when estimating the labor for change orders, The electrical contractor not only must avaluate the magnitude of the non-productive labor before any change ordor bs received, but the change ordor itself always Increases the non-productive labor and the supervisory labor to some degros. The Issuance of a singla typical small change order doos increase the nonproductive labor. but Usually not in measurable amounts, However, after several change orders are issued, or when a single change order of substantial size is Issued, the electrical contractor will ahvays experience = major increase in fost productivity. For additional information on cost factors inwolved in change (Copy 2009, Navona Exetel Contractors Assoctaton xvii‘orders, soe “Impact of Change Orders on Labor Efficiency” (Index # F9901-6,500) and “Quantifying the Cumulative Impact of Change Orders for Electrical Contractors” (Index F204) LABOR ADJUSTMENTS DUE TO OTHER CONDITIONS - Tho Users of this Manual must recognize that other conditions nat specifically mentioned on these pages. can have a Substantial impact-either positive or negative-on the productivity of electricians. Worker ‘motivation is one example of a condition that could bo elther positive or negative. and could change either rapidly or slowly ater a projact fs started. For additional information on ieoues of this type, see “Factors Affocting Labor Productivity for Electrical Contractors” {lsax # F000), SUMMARY OF LABOR ADJUSTMENTS « It is woll recognized that the most otfective and least error prone method of estimating is to uso @ standard or basic set of fabor units Saplied to a complete list of all materials that will be required and to adjust the total estimated electrician labor to reflect the unique conditions on each project. For budget purposes It may be necessary, because of the absence of completed installation drawings, to estimate the installed costs of electrical or communications. systems using some othar ‘ethad of estimating cost. It is the intent of this Manual to fumish realistic labor units whieh represent the average amount of labor requirad for a typical project located anywhere in the United States. In order to tailor the: estimated labor required for a specific project, the estimated labor calculated with the labor units in this Manual may be adjusted elthor Upward oF downward to take into consideration all condition that would differ from a typical, The adjustment of the estimated labor for a project's: special condition ig not an exact science, but the experience: of many electrical contractors over a long period of time has. demonstrated that this Manual does accurately reflect {he amount of labor required for a typical project, Conrght 2000, Natansl Extra! Contractors AssociatinTUETELEC CE CEC ETE CUTE CECE CCE CUEUCEECUUEUEUEE INTEGRATED BUILDING SYSTEMS - Section 1 (GENERAL INFORMATION- The jabor units in this section are applicable for the installation of various 18S systams including fire alarm, security, clock, sound, audia visual, signaling, nurse call, computer, telephone, and telovision, Inadeition, this section contains components of structured cabling systems including fiber optic cable and terminations, UTP cable and terminations, various electronic cable and cable terminations, and other premises cabling tars. See Section 13 for Temperalure Controls SCOPE OF THESE LABOR UNITS - See the Iniroduction Section for deta. ‘Material unloading, job ste storage, and delivery to the installation areal Drawing and specticalion study Layout, measuring, and marking the installation location , 4 Tool aequistion and retumn 1 storage %, Matarial assombly and insiaation a Clean-up of electrical contractor urnished excess. materia % / Normal nonproductive labor y Daa! WORK OPERATIONS NOT INCLUDED IN THESE LABOR'UNiTS P ‘Supervision oa a Programming yf Hanger or fastener installation . = eo Welding or painting & ‘ Measurements and atignment more precige than normal industly standards Testing of any type unless nota? % Cutting hates of openings in wallsior floors “Yy, hye Warranty y beer f % LABOR ADJUSTMENTS FOR NON-TYPICAL CONDITA APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS 3 see ee eee = See the Introduction section for details, © Labor unitailinger the “Rormat* column are for heights up to 10 fest above a smooth, hard floor. Labor units under the *Difficull” Column are for heights up to 12 feet and labor units under the “Very Difficult” column ara for Relgts up to 20 feet ts in this @Setion do notnctude the installation of cable tray, outlet boxes, conduit, conduit Supports p-asientrs, See Section 02 of this Manual for support, fastener, and-anchot labor uni Labor unit tables do not include every type-and size of terns available, When labor units “Ges for items not listed, an approximate tabor unit may be obtained from the tables for a lac Kiem Sfiabout thé same weight, dimensions. and conductor terminations. * All thallabor \niés"I6 this section are based on ising the most efficient tools anc! equipment seating. saeibaind fb sm Src St cnver he ors oe ol od equioment. @y'Sppropriale additional labor allowance In proportion ta tha anticinated aificultios is necessary,” ‘+ Labor units i this Manual are for new work only and for @ complete electrical installation, For remodeling or change order situations these labor units ned to be substantially increased. ¢ 2000, National Electrical Contractors Association| SESTTSSTTTTTTCHGT ESTES TTT SST ETT TTS C CCST TETNECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS ‘2009-2010 Section 1 Table of Gontonts Fire Alarm fire Alarm Control Panats Hardwired Hardwire Annunciator ‘Addressable Control Panals - Modules Mounted in Control Panel Fire Alar tnitiating Devices Fire Aisrm - Signaling Fire Alarm Miscellaneous Devices Security & Access Control ‘Sacurily Systems - Control Panels 12 Security Systems - Periphorals 12 ‘Security Systems - Detection Devices 412 ‘Security Systems - Signoling Devices +2 ‘Access Control 13 ‘Access Field Davices 13 ‘Access Control - Mise. Items ey | clock Clock Systems ey ‘Audio Visual ‘Sound Systems - Signal Generators +5 ‘Sound Systems - Signal Processing Equip. 1 ‘Sound Systems - Sound Generating Equip. 16 ‘Sound Systems - Pro-Sound - Thealrical Systems 45 | ‘Sound Systems - Pro-Sound - Theatrical Systoms - Patch Bays 16 1 Sound Systeme -Pro-Sound - Thoarical Systema - Electronics Sound Systems -Pro-Sound = 8 ‘Thootrical Systema - Cano, Mics +6 ‘Sound Systeme -Souvs Masking 16 ‘Audio Visual Systems Projection br ‘Audio Visual Systems Source Equipmant 16 ‘Aldo Vieuai Stems - Programming and Switching “7 Marrs swtchor programming “7 Matric swicher (ideo) 7 ‘Audio Visual Systems» Playback “7 ‘Audio Visual Systems Remata Controt 1 ‘Audio Vieual Systoms.- Interface Devices 1 ‘Audio Visual Systems » Teloconfarenice 1 ‘Audio Visual Systems. Patching 1 ‘Audio Visual Systeme - Rack Assornbly 1 ‘Audio Visual Systems - Rall Down Scroons 1 Audio Visual Systons - Miscaltaneous. (Upaotec od Electronic Equipment - Miscaianeous Components - Power Supplies (Updated) 1 Electronic Equipment -Dlscoltancous Components - Speakers (Updated 4 Nurse Call ‘Nurse Call System (Updated Nurse Gall System = Tont-Visual Nor-Micropracessar HUpdiotocy Nurse Gall System - Audio-Visual Microprocessor ‘Nurse Call System - Audio-Visuat Microprocessor - Accessories ‘Code Biue Systems ‘Computer Equipment ‘Computer Equipment - Peripheral Hams ‘Computer Equipment - Miscellaneous ‘Computer Equipment - Network Devices ‘Computer Equipment - Printors Conyright 2000; National Eiectica! Contactors Associaton ootNECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 Section 4 a ‘Table of Contents Toteptiene Telechoae Equipment Telechona Equipment - Smait Systom Programming “Tetephone Equipment - Large Systom Programming Telephone Equipment Paging System Specific Use teens (Update Blecironic Equipment - Mincailansous Components - Jacks, Wall Plates (pia) Clased Circult Television Television Systems - Contrallers and Recorders 112 Television Syeioma - Monitors 412 Television Systems - Miscetianaous 112 Television Systems - Camora and Enclosure 412 Television Systems - Camorn Lenses 12 Sabling Systems Innerduet in Conduit - Indoor PYCPianum Innerduct in Conduit - Outdoor PVC/PIenumn Inerdtict: Nol In Candi - Indoor PVC:/ Plenum Innerduct: Not in Conduit - ‘Outdoor Buried (Reels) (Nol Including Trenehing inmerduct: Not in Conduit - Outdoor Aerial Inorcivet: Not in Conduit - Mult-Bhuct (Not Incuiding Trenching) Innaedct ‘Oplicel Fiber Cable - indoor in Condult Optica! Fiber Cable - indoor WO Conduit Fabric itor Duct priate ‘Optical Foor Cable - Outdoor Underground in Gondult Optical Fber Cabie - ‘Gutdaoe Direct Burial (Not Including Trenching) Optical Fibar Gable - Qutdocr Adria! Cable Prop of Fiber - Gel Fiiod Gable Prep of Fiber - Untied (Cable Prep of Fiber - Fanouts ‘Splicing Splice Enclosure Indoor Splice Cables - Outdoor Terminations Anaerobic Ht tit / Heat Cure uv Tormination Boxes / Cabinets = Wat! Mosind Termination Boxes ! Cabinets - Rack Mount Teeminatlon Boxes / Cabinets - Mise Fiber Optic Cabo « Patch Cords (Premade) Fiber Optic Gable - Fiber Testing (one wave length) Fiver Optic Cable - Fiber Labeling Copper Cable - UTP - PVC: Ptenum indoor in Gand (Update Copper Ceblo « UT PVCs Plenum Indeor wa Condult Wpdatea) Copper Gablo - STP = PVC ! Planum indoor In Condut Copper Cable STP - PVC / Plenum Indoors wlo Canduit Comal Gable - Indoor in Gonduit PYG F Planum Coaxial Cable - coor Nat in Conduit PE / Planum ‘Twisted Pair Cable - Riser Gablo (Metal Jackel In Conduly ‘Twisted Pair Coble - ser Cabio Metal Jacket w/o Conduit ‘Twisted Pair Cable - Outdoor Underground in Condi (OS) ‘Twisted Pait Cable - ‘Outdoor Direct Butial (OSP) Not Including Trenching “Tater Pair Cable - Outdoor Acral (SP) ‘Copper Spice Enclosures Siplica Enclosures ‘Copper Termination Hardware atch Panel Mounting Only Copyright 2009. Nasional Flectical Contractors Axsociston Toe 12NECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 Section 1 Table of Contents Paich Panel Termination Wire Managers Wall Mounted Racks / Cabinots (Assemble and Mount) Floor Mount (Assemble and haunt) Work Aten Terminations Miscetaneous Connectors Patch Cords. Gross Gonnocts Copper Testing Copper Labeling Firestopping Cable Supports Electronic Equipment - Miscoltaneaus Components - Saitches Electronic Equipment - Wiseellaneous Camponents - Terminsls Electronic Equipment - Miscellaneous Components - Maters Electronic Equisment - Miscellaneaus Components - Jacks. Wall Plates Lighting Controts Bectronic Equipment (Copyright 2002, National Electrical Contractors Associstion 148 119 1-19 1618 1-20 +29 1-20 20 121 121 121 12 v2 1a +24 121 424 vat Too 13NECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 ul Section 1 Table of Contents Conyigbt 2009, nudona Eiectical Contractors Association Toe 14NECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 ‘Section 1 = Fire Alarm omerptin Fey mal aml Ore panto’ Un iw Alarm Canto! Prom Hardie 12 Fons $105 1a aa © 24 Zane 160) eo) aad e nm Oa Comenncar to tas . Fae mn TY! 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Electrewl Contractors Association ine ass 400 an os bie 2 am 18 axe. es os a ray ans ote 8 a 24 ‘$08 rr 09 300 ozs Page 121NECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 Section 1 - Cabling Systems Yer Coreen ‘Gopyght 2000, Nationa’ Eleetical Contactor Associaton Page 1-22EUCTCECELELEC EEE EEE EEC EEC CUCUCEEUERCUEUUUUEEE CONDUIT, RACEWAYS, FITTINGS, & RELATED ITEMS - Section 2 GENERAL INFORMATION - This section includes labor units for conduit, conduit fittings, conduit E bending, boxes, enclosures. surface metal raceways, underfloor duct, cable trays, anchors, fastenoss, Stipports, and related items ‘SCOPE OF THESE LABOR UNITS - ‘Material untaading, Job site storage, and delivery to the installation area’ Drawing and specification study Layout. measuring, and marking the installation location Too! acquisition and return to storage Measuring, cutting, threading, and handling condult Material assembly and installation Conduit offsst bending Normal nonproductive iabor WORK OPERATIONS NOT INCLUDED IN THESE LABOR UNITS — Supervision Hoisting above three floors Conduit elbow bending Welding or painting Fasteners for conduit (List separately and apply fastaner labor unite) Rerouting conduit due to structural or mechanical obstacies LABOR ADJUSTMENTS FOR NON-TYPICAL CONDITIONS - Seo the introduction section for details. APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: ‘+ Labor units for conduit termination material include not only installing the locknuts. and bushings, but also measuring, cutting, offset bending, threading. and installing a less than full length of ‘conduit which is normally required On. one end of each circuit run + Labor for terminating conduit in threaded hub fitings and threaded hub boxes is included In the hub fiting or hui ox labor units. + The labor units for conduit terminations with ground bubhings include the Labor far connecting the rounding conductor, + Labor units for conduit factory elbows Include not only the coupling and elbow installatin fabor but also the measuring, cutting, threading, and installation of a less than full length of conduit which is normatly required on cna and of each elbow. ‘+ For installations mare than 20 fest above a smooth hard floor, these labor units need to be increased In proportion to the additional height above 20 feet and the degree of instalation ficult, «Labor units. in this Manual are for new work only and for a complete electrical installation. For remodeling or change onder situations these labar units need {o be substantially Increased. Labor units for buried plastic conduit outside of buildings: may be found in Section 11 of this Manual © ILis generally understood that instaling multiple parallel runs of similar raceway material will Increase efficiency and productivity, Reducing the estimated labor du@ to muliple paraltal runs is @ common practice but caution should he taken and all other installation condibons should be considered before applying such factoring. There is na safe way to predict a factor amount and its relationship with the number of multiple runs and assume that it would apply to all job ‘conditions. Appendix F in this manual offers an Industry accepted approach to factoring tabor ‘units when multiple parallel runs of conduit are being installed simultaneously Copyright 2009, National EINECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 ‘Section 2- Conduit, Raceway, Fittings & Related Items Table of Contents Rigid Steal Conduit with Threaded Couplings Rigid Stool Factory Elbows Field Bening Steet Condult & installation Lock Nut & Bushing Sets - Fild Cut & Thread tneludod Lock Nut & Ground Bushing Sots » Ficld Cut & Thread included Factory Cut Rigi Stoel Nipplos - Up to 12" Length Maximum Field Cut Rigid Stwel Nipples & Instaiauon - Up to 12° Length Maxum ‘Sleel Chase Nioples - Includes Locknut & Bushing ‘Steal Offset Nipples - Includes Locknwt & Bushings ‘Steel Female Threaded Reducers ‘Steel Compression Gountings Stoel Split Couplings ‘Steel Expansion Couplings - Includes Bonding Jumper Stoel Erickson Couplings Stee! Threaded Entrance Elbows ‘Steal Threadless Boe Connectors ‘Steel Threaded Service Entrance Caps Sioel Threaded Capped Elbows Siaél Pipo Caps or Capped Bushings Stoel Threaded Condult Bodies-One Hubs Steet Threaded Conduit Bogier-Two Hubs Steet Threaded Condult Bosses: Throe Hubs Steet Thteaded Gond ut Boxes Four Hubs Stoot Mogul Conduit Bodles-To Hubs Steel Mogut Conduit Bodies-Three Hubs Stool Mogul Conduit Bodies-Four Hubs lron FS & FO Threaded 1-Gang Boxes inom FS & FO Threaded 2-Gong Boxee Iron FS & FO Threaded 3.Gang Boxes fron FS & FD Box Covers Kkne-ckout Type Stel Boxes Knockout Typa Soc! Boxes - Masonry ‘Knockout Type Stes! Boxes - Well Boxes ‘Knockout Type Stool Boxes - Aooeasories ‘Knockout Type Stes! Boxes - Floor Bowss WIO Tim Cavers ‘Threaded Cast Round Oubet Boxes “Threaded Cast Floor Boxes Fioar Bows ‘Cort lon Junction Boxes Elecitical Metallic Tubing (ENT) EMT Set Screw Couplings EMT Factory Elbows Field Bending EMT Conduit and in ENT Set Screw Box Connectors ENT Compression Box Connectors EMT Compression Couplings EMT Service Elbows EMT Service Entrance Capa ENT to Rigid Conduit Adaptors EMT to Flexible Conduit Adapters ENT to EMT Reducing Cauplings Sieel Set Sctww Corehit Bodies ‘Thwoacteos Conduit Bodies for EMT & Rigid Stet Condult Intermediate Metal Condit (IMG) with Couplings Mic Factory Elbows Fiold ening IMC Conduit nd instalation IM Field Cul Nipples and Installation - 12" Lenth Maxim im Rigid Alumninurn Conch with Couplings Rigid Aluminum Fachory Elbows Flekd Bending Rigid Aluminum Condlt and Installation ‘Aluminum Lock Nut & Bushing Sets Copyiglit 2008, Notnal Electrical Cantaciors Association ToczNECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 Section 2 - Conduit, Racoway, Fittings & Related tome ‘Table of Contents Flold Cut & Thewad inctucod 23 Aluminum Lock Nut & Ground Gusting Sets 213 Fold Cut & Thread lacluced 213 ‘Aluminum Factory Cut Mioples ~ 12" Length Mamasm 2s ‘Aluminum Field Cut Nipple and Instatation 248 ‘Aluminum Chaso Nipples - Includes Lockriut & Bushing Dra ‘Aluminum Offset Nipples = includes Locknol & Bushings 214 ‘Aluminum Female Threaded Reducers 2rd ‘Aluminum Compression Couplings 214 ‘Aluminum Split Couptings 214 ‘Aluminum Expansion Couplings + incudes Bonding Jumper za ‘Numinum Erichsen Couplings 218 ‘Ahuminum Threaded Entrance Etbaws 28 ‘Aluminum Throadiess Box Connectors as Aluminum Theedded Serves Entrance Capa 245 ‘Aluminum Thyeaded Capped Elbows 245 ‘Aluminum Pipe Caps or Capped Bushings 216 ‘Alurninurn Threaded Conduit Bodiea-One Hub Bie ‘Aluminuen Threaded Gandult Bodies- Two Hubs 216 ‘Aluminum Teveaded Gondult Bodies-Thres Hubs 246 ‘Aluminum Threaded Conduit Bodies-Four Hubs 248 ‘Alurninuen Mogul Gandull Bodios-Two Hubs 218 ‘Aluminum Mogul Candut Bodies-Three Huba 2A? ‘Aturinurn FS & FO Threaded 1-Gang Boxes 2ar ‘Aluminum FS & FO Threaded 2-Gang Boxes 27 Weatherproal Aluminuen Boxes. 1-Gaing 27 Fiaxibla Steal Condult (FSC) - 218 FSC lo Box Connactors - Add 20%6 for angled fittings 218 FSC lo Rigid Stee! Conduit Couplings 218 FSC to EMT Couplings ra FSC Duplex Box Convertors 218 Liguidtight Flasble Sivel Conduit (LFSC) 240 LFSC to Box Connectors - Add 20% for angled fttegs ao LESC to Rigid Steet Conduit Couplings 29 LFSC ta EMT Couplings 210 PVG Coaled Rigid Stesl Condult 220 PVC Coated Rigid Stel Elbows 220 PVC Coated Termination Sots 220 PVE Coated Stsol Factory Nipples - 12° Length Maximum 220 PVG Goated Steal Field Cut Nipples » 12" Length Atiximurn 220 PVG Coaled Staal Oftset Nipples 221 PVE Coated Couplings 221 PVG Goated Stoel Split Couslings 221 PVC Coated Expansion Couplings -Ineluting Bond Jumper 221 PVG Rigid Conduit - Scheduto 40 with Couplings - 2a PVG Factory Elbows-Sch 40 - Ack 20% for Wice Sweep zz Field Bent PVC Gordutt and Installation ~ 222 YC Conduit Adaptors-All Types Rae VG Expansion Couplings-Seh 40 22 PVG Ball Ends-Sch 40 2a PYG Conduit End Caips-Sch 40 2a PVG DUCT BANK CONDUIT SPACERS 223 PYG Junction Boxes & Pull Boxes 22 PYG Conduit Bodies 22 PVG BOXES 22a PYC HANDY BOXES 22 Fiberglass Condult 10Ft & 20Ft Lon. Ww Giued Coupsings (upeiateay 224 Fibergioss Conduit Glued Couplings (Upeiatec) 224 Finorgiass Condult 90 Dagree Elbows (Wadatoe) 2-24 Fiberglass Conduit Threaded Adapters (Updatoey = 2-24 Fiberglass Conduit Expansion Couplings (plate) 22a (Copyright 2009; Nason Eiectiea! Contactone Assackatan tocarNECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 Section 2 = Conduit, Raceway. Fittings & Related items Table of Contents Exectricnl Non-Metallic Flesébia Tubing (ENT) 2.28 ENT Couplings 2s ENT Box Gonnectors-Threadod Typo 225 ENT Box Cannectore-Thresided Etbows 238 ENT Box Connactors-Snap In Type 225 Lquichight Non-Metallic Fiesbie Tubing (LNT) 228 LNT Box Connectors-Threaded Type 225 LNT Bax Connectors: Threarsed Elbows 2.28 Stee! J-Boxes & Pull Boxes with Knockouts 226 Field Cut Knockouts in Bowes & Pull Boros 228 ‘Custom Made #10 Gage Steet Pull Boxes WHat) 226 Surface Matai Raceways - Page 1 2ar Surfaco Matai Recewarys - Page 2 228 Surlace Metal Racrways - Page 3 220 Hinged Cover Lay-In Wircways 230 Hinged Cover Lay-in Wireways -Fatings 230 Hinged Cover Lay-in Wiroways - Accessories 230 Hinged Coves Lay-In Wirewrays - Brackets 230 Hinged Cover Lay-In Wireways - Miscellaneous 231 ‘Scrawed Cover Lay-tn Wireways 231 Scraned Cover Lay-in Winrways « Fitings 231 ‘Serawed Cover Lay-tn Wirewayé - Adapts 231 ‘Scrowed Cover Lay-in Winewaye.- Brackets 232 ‘Screwed Cover Lay-in Wirevays.- Miscallaneous 288 Flanged End Wireways with Knockouts 232 Flanged End Wirewrays win Knockouts - Fmings 232 Flanged End Wiresrays wath Knockouts - Connectors 232 Flanged End Wireways with Knockouts - Brackets 233 Fianged End Wireways with Knockouts - Miscellanedus 233 Flanged End Wireways with Knockouts - End Cap 233 J.LG Type Wireways without Knockouts 2a 1.6 Type Wireways withou! Knockouts - Connectors & Brackets 204 ‘Channel Type Rasewarys & Foture Supports 234 ‘Stool Undorfioor Duct & Fittings 235 Cellular Underfioar Duct-3 Cel 235 3-Coll Junction Bowes. 235 Call Etbows 285 3.Cell Duct Support & Couplings: 238 Header Sections 235 Field installed Preaot inrts 235 Duet En Closures 236 uct Markor fiers 238 Header lems 238 3414 1 14" Flushauet 2.38 Underfoor Duct Accessories 2.36 Undedioor Duct Quttel Receptacies 236 Solid Bottom Trench Buct 237 Cellular Trench Duet 237 Trench Duct EIbows 237 Trench Dect Toos 237 Trench Duet Croates zt Trench Duct Wall Elbows & Panel Risers 237 Trench Duct over Plates 237 Stee! Cable Tray-Mesh Type-S" Depth 28 Steal Coole Tray-Mesh Type-4” Deptt oe Steal Cotte Tray-Mesh Type-6° Depth 238 ‘Mesh 4 Degree Elbows-3* Depth (Uptotoa) 238 Mesh 80 Boptoe Elbows-3* Depth (Updated) 238 ‘Mesh Horizontal Toes-3° Dori (Upaatec) 238 ‘Mesh Horizontal Crosses" Depth Wdaied) 228 Ladder Cable Tray-Rungs 6 Apart-3* Depth - Steet 239 ‘Copyeigt 2008, Natal Bioctricw! Contmctors Assoctation rosesNECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 Section 2 « Conduit, Raceway, Fittings & Related tems Table of Contents Ladier Catto Tray-Rungs 8° Apart-4° Dopth - Steal Ladder Cable Tray-Rungs 6° Apart" Depth - Sipe! 448 Degree Elbows: Rungs 6° Apar-S" Depth « Stoel (90 Degree Ettows-Rungs 6° Apart-o" Depth - Stoat Horizontal Tees-Ruungs 6° Apart-3" Depth - Steo! Horizontal Cross-Ruunga 6° Apast<3* Depth - Steal Ladder Cable Tray-Rungs 12" Apart-3* Depth - Stee! Linder Cable Tray-Rungs 12° Apart-<° Depth - Stoo! Lnddor Cabla Tray-Rungs 12" Apart-6° Depth - Stool 45 Doptee Elbows Ririgs 12" Apart" Depth - Sieal 90 Degree Etbows-Rungs 12" Apart-3" Depth - Steal Horizontal Tees-Rungs 12° Apart-3° Depth - Stoo! Horizontal Cross-Riungs 12" Apart-3" Depth = Steet Ladeer Cate Tray-Rungs 18" Apart" Depth - Soot Ladder Cable Tray-Rungs 1" Apatt-4" Doptn - Steel Ladder Gable Tray-Rungs 18 Apor.6" Depth - Sinel 445 Dootée Elbowa-Rungs 18° Apar-3" Depth » Steel 90 Dogree Elbows-Rungs 18" Apar-3° Dapth - Sieel Horizontal Tees-Runges 18° Apaet-3° Dept - Sieel Horizontal Cross-Rungs 1° Apart" Depth «Stoel Stool Cable Tray: Trough Type-3 Booth ‘Steel Cable Tray-Trouah Type-4” eth Stoo! Cablo Tray-Trough Typo-6 Depth ‘Trough 45 Degree Eibas-3" Depth ‘Trough 80 Dagres Eibows-s* Depth ‘Trough Horizontal Toes-3° Depth ‘Trough Horizontal Crossos-3" Depth Solid Botta Cabo Tray-8* Depth Solld Bottam Cable Tray-4" Depth Solid Bottom Cable Tray-&° depth Solid Botiam 45 Degree Elbows-* Depth Solid Bottom 90 Degree Eibows-3" Deoth Solid Bottom Horizontal Tewe-F Depth ‘Solid Botiom Horizontal Crosses-3° Depth ‘Solid Botlom Gable Tray Reducers-3" Deptt ‘Cable Try Ventlated Covers: Cable Tray Solid Covers. 80\Degres Cablo Tray Eitow Covers Gable Tray Teo Filting Covers (Cable Tray Gross Fitting Covers Gable Tray Cover Clamps - Per Pair ‘CABLE TRAY BONDING JUMPERS: ‘Cable Tray to Enclosure Corrinctors Cable Tray End Piotes Hinged Cablo Tray Connections Cable Tray Expansion Connections Gable Tray Bartiot Strips (iste by length in fet) Cable Tray Fiuing Barrier Sips - 90 Dagrea Fittings Cable Tray insulator Blocks Catto Clamps. Cable Tray Lay-in Ground Clamp Cable Rollers For Tray Setup ‘Cable Pullay/Bull Wheels Sotup ‘Chanal Cable Tray Basket Type Wito Tray-Stost Basket Tray Field Fabricated Genter R-Rall Spline Cable Traye Aun tings Cable Tray Fira Barrior Toggle Bolts Drop-in Anchors ‘Copyright 2009, Hon Electrica! Contactors Association Wpciatecy (Wplatec) (Update (Upcotecn (Updated) (Updated) ‘Wedated) Wipdato) Wpdatocd Wetec) Wpateey Wpderoey (Wpaared) (Updated) (Updated) (Updated) (Updated 209 239 230 240 2-40 200 240 240 2a 2b oa 241 Bat 241 aay Bat wasNECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 ‘Section 2- Conduit, Raceway, Fittings & Related tems, Table of Contents ‘Expansion Shield ‘Sei Drill Anchors ‘Concrete Anchor Botts Holiow Wall Anchors Fiber & Plastic Anchors. Poweter Activated Fasteners - All Types ‘Hammer Drive Anchors ‘Anchar Botts Set in Concrete ‘Concrete: Channel Inserts ‘Threaded Concrete Inserts ‘Concrete Channel End Plates ‘Concrete: Channel Nuts ‘Conerete: Channel Stids Pre-cut Hanger Channels Field Cut Hanger Channels Pra-cut Hanger Rods Floid-cut All-throad Hanger Rods Honger Channel Conduit Clamps (One Hole Conduit Straps “Two. Hole Conduit Strans Conduit Ring Mangers ‘Aajustabte Ring Hangers Conduit Clamps Minaratee Stvaps Ctevis Ring Mangers. Conduit Riser Clamps U-Borts Conduit and Bax Supports Beam Clamps ‘Trapeze Hangers without Boam Clamps or Inserts Dill Hotes in Stel (upto 1/4" Thick) Mochina Bolts & Nuts ‘Machine: Screw-Dril & Tap Saif Taping Sorews Cones Roto-Hammer Conceato Core-Dill Concrete With Lay-out Fite Stop Pillows Fire Proof Wall Penetrations Copyngh 2009, National Sectrical Confrctars Associnnat at 247 247 248 248 248 248 248 248 248 2b 248 Bag 249 28a 249 249 240 248 250 250 250 281 251 251 2st 251 251 282 282 253 Toc2sNECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 Section 2 - Conduit, Raceway, Fittings & Related ttoms Table of ContentsNECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 Section 2+ Condult, Raceway, Fittings & Related ems Drrcip, Fig ent concn Fad open oi Sais Smad ii Fig ih Pigs tea ctor Etoown Fe Gi Sioa Conan a Fat Al 7 Fata ending Stel Candul & wetaton Al oper 208 he ech fd ok Sd ‘hi 22 Foe Wate Sms Sgr Sot rae Fo Sabon Sana Com & ge Ad 29% Loch Hut 8 hing Set Fed Cat Threats Fe hem baa or 280 hos 600 Capyright 2008, Nation Electrics! 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Compactors Associate Page 2-5 2VUCTETTES WIRE, CABLE, LUGS, TERMINATIONS, BUSWAY, & BUS DUCT - Section 3 GENERAL INFORMATION - This section includes labor units for building wire, power cable plenum cable, control cable, tray cable, undercarpet cable, lugs, slréss relief cones, pol heads, cable terminators, busway and bus duct SCOPE OF THESE LABOR UNITS - See the Introduction for details Material unloading, job she storage, and delivery to the installation area Drawing and specification study Layout, meusuring, and marking the installation location Too! acquisition and retum to storage Set-up and removing jacks; sheaves, and cable pullers Pulling cable Testing circuits for continuity anty Clean-up of electrical contractor furnished excess materials ‘Normal nonproductive labor WORK OPERATIONS NOT INCLUDED IN THESE LABOR UNITS . ‘Superviston Conductor terminations are not inchuided in the wire pulling labor units Lugs, splices, cable terminators Labor must be estimated separately Catia labor units do nat include fasteners or supports Busway and bus duct labor Units do not include fasteners or supports Al testing except circuit continuity LABOR ADJUSTMENTS FOR NON-TYPICAL CONDITIONS-See the Introduction section for detalls APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS. ‘All conductor termination labor in this manual Is included with the wiring device, fixture, motor, paneiboard, safety switch, etc, labor units unless noted otherwise. [Labor units in this section shoukt not be reduced for paralleled conductor installation situations Unless the quantity of paralio! conduits with paralicloct conductors is unusually large. Even then, each Installation condition should be evalunted crilically before factoring the labor units. Appendix F of this manual offers an industry recognized approach to factoring the labor units \whan installing multiple parallel runs Gf conductors simultaneously Wire and cable installed in cable trey generally requiee farger than nermat labor units because the pulling equipment (including the sheawes} sei-up time and the pulling equipment remavell ime are usually included in the conductor pulling labor units Some electical safely codes: may require cables to be tied oF laced within the cable tray enclosure. An additional allowance for installation labor must be made to meet such fequirements Bus duct labor unit tables in this section are for copper bus duct. For aluminum bus duct labor Units, deduet approximately 15% from the labor units in these tables. Labor unit tables are based on 3 Phase 3 Pole duct and fitings, For 3 Phase 4 Pole (1/2 Neutra!) bus duct installations add 15% to these duct and fiting labor units. For 3 Phase 4 Pole (Full Neutral) bus duct installations ‘add 20%, (Copyright 2009, National Electtical Contractors AssociationSRCCE ETC CCETTTTTT TTS T CETTE CT CECEEEEEEEREGEES NECA MANUAL OF LABOR UNITS 2009-2010 Section 3 Wire, Cable, Lugs, Terminations, Busway & Bus Duct Table of Contents ‘600 Volt Big Wire-1IC-Copper Type THHN & THN, ‘600 Voll Bldg Wire-1iC-Copper TYPE RHW-USi ‘600 Vol High Temp Wite-VIC-Copper Type XHHP 1900 Voit Fixture Wire-1/C-Coppar Type TF, TFF, TEN, 8 TFFN 1800 Volt High Temp Wire-1i Copper-Type XHHW. 1600 Vall Power Cable-3/C- Conner Gross Linked Poly tn PVG Jack wlo Gnd 1600 Veit Power Cable-s/C- Copper Cross Linked Poly ins PVC Jacketed w Gnd 1800 Volt Power Cabie-Type USE RHW insulation Copper 1500 Voll Power Caable-Muiti Conductor Stranded Coppec - XLP insulated ‘Thormosiat Wire-Copper Fire Alar Wire-Solit-Copper 5. 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XLP PVC Jacketed 6600 Volt Armored Cablo-Type AC and MC {806 Volt Non-Metallic Sheathed Cable Copper - Type NEA and UF wio Ground {600 Volt Non- Metalic Shaathed Cable Copper - Type NM and UF with Ground {600 Volt bAneral Inslated Cable Type Mi Non-Heating {609 Volt Mineral Insutaied Cable Terminators 300 Volt Selid Connactor Plenum Cablo (600 Volt Stranded Copper Control Cable Crimp Terminations - Spade Typo Ciinip Terminations - Ring Type Wire identification ‘Teeminal Brock ~ Excdudes Terminations 606 Volt Type FEC Fit Undor Carpat Wing Junction Bax instal Round To Fiat Cable Transition Block Flat Undeccarpet To0-Tap [% Tap / Change ef cveetion Floor Mount Power Pedestal ‘Sigle of Double Duplex Mount Pedestal and Terminate Undorcarpet Telephons and Data Flat Cable Junction Box instal Fit To Round Cable Transition Block in Junction Boe All Types inatall Tekephone an Baia $Fleae Mount Teleptane or Data Install Floor Pedestal Install Flat Gable to Modular Ass, Cord Bodies Kelloms Gripa up to 1 $600 Volt Type TC Copper Tray Cable THHN £800 Volt Type $-8/-50 Flexible Cord {800 Volt interlocked Armor Cable 3G Copper {800 Volt ntertacked Armored Cable &¢C Aluminum ‘5 KV interlocked Armored Cable 31C Copper 55 KV interlocked Armored Gable 2: Atuminum IG KV nterlocked Armored Cable 3C Shiolded « Copper Conductors {SKY Interiocked Ammorid Cable 3G Shielded - Aluminum Conductors: $300 Volt Service Entrance Cable Type SEU 2G Copper Conductors 5300 Voll Service Enirance Cable Type SEU 2IC Aluminum Conductors ‘800 Voll Servicw Enttance Cable Type SER 3G Copper Conductors (600 Voh Service Entrance Cable Type SER 3/G Aluminum Conductors ‘Copyetght 2009, Nationa! 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