R-24: Resource Productivity Report
Data Date: 28 Feb 2026
Resource Productivity Report
Planned vs Actual Productivity by Resource / Activity — Output Rate Analysis & Schedule Impact — Westport Industrial Complex
ProjectWestport Industrial Complex — Package 3
Data Date28 Feb 2026
Reporting PeriodDec 2025 – Feb 2026
Resources Tracked12 roles / 8 activities
Overall Productivity Index
0.74
Planned = 1.00
Activities Under-Performing
5
of 8 tracked activities
Worst Performer
−31%
Concrete Pouring (C-0810)
Projected Schedule Impact
+38d
if trend continues
Best Performer
+12%
Structural Steel (STR-2010)
Concrete / Formwork PI
0.69
5.5 vs 8.0 m³/hr
Structural Steel PI
1.12
2.8 vs 2.5 t/shift
Piping / Welding PI
0.82
3.3 vs 4.0 dia-in/hr
Electrical PI
0.80
40 vs 50 m cable/day
Civil / Earthworks PI
0.95
380 vs 400 m³/day
Productivity Detail — By Resource / Activity
Resource / Role Activity ID Activity Name Unit of Measure Planned Rate Actual Rate Variance % Trend (6 wk) Sched. Impact Status
Concrete Crew — Zone B C-0810 Slab on Grade — Process Area B m³ / hr 8.0 5.5 −31%
+22d Critical
Weld Crew — Spools P-1210 Pipe Spool Fabrication — 6" Class 300 dia-in / hr 4.0 2.9 −28%
+16d Critical
Electrical Crew — Cable E-1420 MV/LV Cable Pull — Zone C Trays m / day / gang 50 40 −20%
+8d Monitor
Piping Crew — Field Welds P-1840 Field Weld — Utility Headers dia-in / shift 120 99 −17%
+6d Monitor
Civil Crew — Excavation CV-0420 Bulk Earthworks — Foundation Zones m³ / day 400 340 −15%
+4d Improving
Concrete Crew — Zone A C-0710 Piled Cap Construction — Zone A m³ / hr 8.0 7.8 −3%
+1d On Track
Electrical Crew — Conduit E-1205 Underground Conduit Installation m / gang / day 65 67 +3%
On Track
Structural Steel Crew STR-2010 Primary Steel Erection — Zone 1 & 2 tonnes / shift 2.5 2.8 +12%
−3d Exceeding
Worked Example: Concrete Pouring Productivity Impact Calculation
ParameterValue
Planned pour rate8.0 m³/hr
Actual pour rate5.5 m³/hr
Productivity index (PI)0.6875
Total concrete volume — C-08103,200 m³
Working hours/day10 hrs
Planned duration40 days
Projected duration at actual PI58 days
Schedule overrun+18 days
Root Cause Analysis

Weekly productivity trend shows a consistent decline over 6 weeks — not a one-off event. Investigation identifies three compounding causes:

  • Ready-mix concrete batching plant 28 km from site — average wait times of 2.4 hrs/truck (planned 1.0 hr) due to congestion on site access road
  • 50% of pours in Zone B require confined-space placement — 35% slower than open-area benchmark used in estimate
  • Workforce learning curve not reflected in P6 baseline rate (new crew mobilized Nov 2025)
Productivity Controls Recommendation

The overall Productivity Index of 0.74 against a plan of 1.00 represents a significant underperformance that — if unaddressed — will add approximately 38 calendar days to the project end date through direct duration extension and resource demand increases.

  • Priority 1 — Concrete (C-0810): Establish a second ready-mix supplier or on-site batching unit. Supplement with a third concrete gang to offset the wait-time inefficiency. Revised planned rate: 7.0 m³/hr (target PI 0.875). Reduces projected overrun from 22d to 8d.
  • Priority 2 — Pipe Spool Fabrication (P-1210): Current rejection rate on welds is 6.5% vs 2% planned — rework cycles are the primary driver. Implement mandatory pre-heat procedure compliance and add a dedicated QC inspector to the spool shop. Target: reduce rejection rate to ≤3% by Week 10.
  • Positive signal — Structural Steel (STR-2010): 12% above plan PI. Crew has reached peak learning curve efficiency. Consider accelerating steel scope (bring forward STR-2050 from Jun to May) to bank 3 additional float days before electrical peak.
  • Monthly productivity KPI reviews to be integrated into the progress meeting agenda commencing 07 Mar 2026.