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What is the average hourly wage rate? *i

X To calculate the average wage rate, add all the hourly rates together for the operators who use cylinders and then divide that by the total number of workers. AWR = Total Wages/Total Workers If you’re not sure what hourly rate to use, learn what the average wage rate is for positions in your state by clicking here: https://onetonline.org

What is the Overhead cost factor? *i

X The hourly overhead cost factor calculation varies from company to company. Generally, this includes items such as insurances (liability, health, life, Short/Long term disability, etc..), vacation, other paid-time off, ????? as well as what it costs for electricity. All of these are added together and then divided by WHAT??? 2080hrs????

Production Hour Cost: i

X Similar in nature, but different, sometimes this is confused with a ‘shop-rate,’ which is what is charged to customers for the labor of services. ‘Shop-rate’ often includes a mark-up to account for profit margin when quoting. This only calculates the cost, so you may actually be more impacted by the results than our report provides!

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