calculate the number of men needed to pour three yards of concrete?

Answer 1

one

Answer 2

Well, it depends on what shape your pouring and how close to the pour site you can get the concrete truck to it.
If you can reach the site with a concrete truck, I'd say between 2 and 3 people.
If you have to wheel barrow the concrete to the site, then add another 2 to 3 people. This is the same if you are mixing the concrete on site instead of using ready mix.

Answer 3

I just helped pour 15 yards a couple of Saturdays ago. There were 5 of us so by dividing I come up with 1. In reality You probably need at least 2, one for the wheelbarrow and one to rake/level. 3 would be even better because one could rake while the other leveled.

Answer 4

If you're referring to any level of government workers, I'd give number two the 10 points.

3 yards is a skate, even for one person.

Rev. Steven

Answer 5

If it's poured directly from the cement truck or toted by wheel barrow, it can vary considerably.
As for pouring....it's pretty simple. Takes one man to aid the stuff down the chute.

Spreading is the real work.

Answer 6

If you are backing the concrete truck up and dumping then 2 laborers and one finisher.
If you are mixing by hand, then 2 laborers with wheelbarrows, one laborer mixing and one finisher.

Answer 7

That would depend on how many friends you have and how much beer you can afford after buying the concrete.

Answer 8

10: 1 to do the work and the other 9 to argue and order the other around

Answer 9

27 times 3 or 81 cu ft of men,,,

Answer 10

Two Jewish Princesses, one to call daddy, and one to open the diet Pepsi.