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Man-days?

2015-06-04View Original

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In the technical services for engineering projects, the relevant regulations regarding training plans include an item called “planned person-days”. What does this mean? Is training 2 people for 1 day equivalent to training 1 person for 2 days? What is the unit corresponding to this? Is it 2 man-days, 2 persons/day, or something else? Thank you~
Reply #22015-06-04
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2015-6-5 09:21. It should be the total man-days, which is the number of people multiplied by the number of days. Training one person for two days costs the same as training two people for one day. The number of person-days is not related to the number of people who participate in the training; it depends on the number of service staff and the number of working days.
Reply #32015-06-14
One person for two days is equal to two people for one day

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