Use This Excel Sheet Instead of Books

During our first building construction, my dad used to keep house construction labour count in a dairy…

Every Saturday, he has to sit and manually calculate the labour count. He calculates the payment we need to make to our contractors based on the labour count.

That’s how labour contract house construction works.

It’s a manual and time-consuming process. With this process, you cannot have a summary of the labourers who worked and the payments you made.

While constructing our second building, I adopted a different strategy to track labour count and payment calculation.

In the second method, instead of the book, I started using some note-taking app to keep track of labour attendance. Here, I also had to manually calculate the weekly labour payment using this method.

It didn’t do any automated labour payment calculation.

I tried creating an Excel sheet at that time, but due to time constraints and some complexity in making it the right way, I didn’t go with Excel.

Now I have some free time. I tried creating an Excel sheet designed to automatically track labour count and payment calculation. (Obviously, you need to enter labour’s daily attendance)

This house construction labour counter and payment calculator is created to keep Indian house construction users in mind. This is what I needed when I was constructing my house. That time, I didn’t get such an Excel sheet. Now I created a similar Excel sheet to the one I needed while constructing my house.

Suppose you have basic Excel sheet knowledge and a PC to enter the daily labour attendance. In that case, this House Construction Labour Counter and Weekly labour salery calculator is something for you.

This is designed keeping house owners in mind. Not in terms of contractors.

If this is something you are interested in, you can learn more about this Excel sheet and get it from the URL below:

https://houseconstruction.pkarun.com/house-construction-labour-attendance-counter-and-payment-calculator/