quick OH primer
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Is there anyone on a train traveling 60 mph downhill into the sun on a Friday during a Summer snow storm??
hence the point of the question...guys don't differentiate gross overhead from OH/man hour...thanks for the insight doc...you are a smart man...
macmikeman
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This is a really hard question you are asking Mr. Mahler. It makes my head hurt to think that hard. So, instead of answering, I think I will have to shut down my operations for the day and head out to Waimea Bay to watch the Eddie Aikau big wave contest. 
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GUNNING
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charge it!
charge it!
Depends on benefit package, if you own it or work there, and if the phone is ringing. You can go a long way on someone else's credit.
charge it!
Depends on benefit package, if you own it or work there, and if the phone is ringing. You can go a long way on someone else's credit.
what does that have to do with OH? you and sparky should hang out...
frank_n
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The 10-man shop has more overhead. The 1-man shop has more overhead/hr. The 1-man shop needs to charge more per man hour to cover his fixed expenses.
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If there are 172 working hours in a month. (4.3 wks x 40 hrs/wk)
The 1-man shop needs to charge ($1000/172) = $5.81/hr to cover his fixed expenses.
The 10-man shop needs to charge ($9500/(172 x 10)) = $5.52/hr to cover the fixed expense.
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