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PART - I
1. Motorised Scrapers 1
2. Excavators 2
3. Wheeled Loaders 4
4. Crawler Loaders 4
5. Crawler Tractors 4
6. Dumpers 5
7. Motor Graders 6
8. Vibratory Compactors 6
9. Diesel Road Rollers 6
10. Tipper 6
11. Trucks 7
12. Transporters 7
13. Cranes 8
14. Air Compressors 8
15. Generating Sets 9
16. Pumping Sets 10
17. Diesel Welding Plants 10
18. Boring Machinery 11
19. General conditions for use of Boring Machiney 12
PART - II
20. Special equipment of Public Works Department 13
21. Procedure for Departmental use of Machinery 14
22. Procedure When any machine is given for use to the Civil Division 14
by the Mechanical Division
23. Conditions for hiring machinery to Contractors / Piece workers etc. 14
24. Note on works abstracts, Register of works and preparation of 17
works abstracts
25. Register of work 19
26. Form of requisition of the machinery. 23
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PART - I
MACHINERY USE RATES FOR THE YEAR 2014-2015 (1-07-2014 to 30-06-2015)
Rate of Rate of Rate of Total
Depreciation Repair Running and Machinery
Sr. Group Name fo Equipment Maintenance Use Rate
No. No.
per hour per hour per hour per hour
A B C A+B+C
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.
1 MOTORISED SCRAPERS
2 EXCAVATOR
12 2.7 Tata Hitachi EX 100 (Back Hoe) 170.00 422.00 1317.00 1909.00
17 2.12 Tata Hitachi Ex-200 With Rock Breaker Attchment 239.00 269.00 1830.00 2338.00
18 2.13 Tata Hitachi Ex-200 With Slope Compactor 236.00 267.00 1830.00 2333.00
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(Rates only for the machinery of mechanical Organisation) 1/7/2014 to 30/6/2015
21 2.16 JCB JS 140 With Slope Comp. 222.00 264.00 1410.00 1896.00
30 2.25 Tata Hitachi Zaxis 120 (New 2014) 208.00 123.00 1254.00 1585.00
3 WHEELED LOADER
4 CRAWLER LOADER
5 CRAWLER TRACTOR
6 DUMPER
7 MOTOR GRADER
8 VIBRATORY COMPACTOR
10 TIPPER
Note :- Assumption for fixing hourly use rates for 7.5 Tones capacity tippers
Plant hourly rate X 8 Hrs. = K M rate X 96 KM.
Assuming average running of 12 Km / Hr for a Tipper working on project under a loader with average
lead of 1.5 Km. one way (4 Trips/Hr.) and 18 Km./Hr. for P.W.D. and long distance running
10.2 7.5 Ton (Per Hr) (12 Km/hr) 30.00 151.00 557.00 738.00
10.4 10 Ton (Per Hr) (12 Km/hr) 54.00 113.00 603.00 770.00
70 10.5 Tata SK 1613/36 Scoop type (Per Km) 6.6 6.8 89.9 103.3
10.6 Tata SK 1613/36 Scoop type (Per Hr.) 79.00 82.00 1081.00 1242.00
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(Rates only for the machinery of mechanical Organisation) 1/7/2014 to 30/6/2015
71 10.7 Tata SK 1613/42 Box type (Per Km) 6.4 6.6 89.9 102.9
10.8 Tata SK 1613/42 Box type (Per Hr.) 77.00 79.00 1081.00 1237.00
73 10.11 Tata LPK 2518 BS III (Per Km) 10.4 10.7 109.5 130.6
10.12 Tata LPK 2518 BS III (Per Hr.) 125.00 128.00 1312.00 1565.00
11 TRUCK
75 11.2 Water Tanker 7000/9000 Ltr Mounted on 5.00 115.00 551.00 671.00
Tata 1210/AL Chassis (Per Hr.)
76 11.3 School Bus 39/49 Seater Mounted 1.00 10.70 45.50 57.20
on Tata 1210/AL Chasis (Per Km)
12 TRANSPORTER
13CRANE
14 AIR COMPRESSOR
Note :- If the purchase cost of the Machine is more than indicated, the owner should work out the
15 GENERATING SET
Note :- If the purchase cost of the Machine is more than indicated, the owner should work out the
depreciation as per following formula,
Purchase Cost - 15% Salvage Value
Depreciation =
Life in Hrs.
Note : If the purchase cost of the Machine is more than indicated, the owner should work out the
depreciation as per following formula,
120 18.1 Over Burden by Diamond Drilling Machine 10.00 95.00 860.00 965.00
121 18.2 Quartzite by Diamond Drilling Machine with 16.00 575.00 3846.00 4437.00
1/8
NX BitCore size 54mm (2 inch)
122 18.3 Quartzite by Diamond Drilling Machine with 10.00 435.00 2881.00 3326.00
5/8
AX Bit Core Size 41.3mm (1 inch)
123 18.4 Quartzite by Diamond Drilling Machine with 8.00 287.00 1944.00 2239.00
3/16
AX Bit Core size 30.2mm (1 inch)
124 18.5 Other Rock With Diamond drill with 15.00 241.00 1905.00 2161.00
Note : For Boring more than 50 meters below the ground level the charges will be at actuals.
Note : The Charges of Air Compressor will be extra at the sanctioned rates. Cost of Diamond Bits, Drill
Rods, Remaing Shell, Core Lifter, Core Barrel, Impregnated Diamond Bits, Air Houses, Water Swivel etc.
will be extra at actuals.
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1. Percolation and permeability test charges are Rs. 150 per day plus Rs. 40.00 per pocket of
10 ft. and Rs. 20.00 per packet of 5 ft.
2. Soil sampling of 4" (100 m.m.) size will be Rs. 150.00 per sample excluding drill and material
charges.
3. Above rates do not include labour required for loading, unloading, erection, shifting and
operation of machine which will be provided by the user Division / project.
5. The water supply charges will be extra at actual according to site conditions.
7. The casing pipe if required to be kept permanently in the bore will be charged extra at actual.
9. The charges of watchman to be provided for the machines would be charged extra at actual.
10. Idle charges per day will be Rs. 200 for all days the machine is not used on the site for want
of work.
11. For angle boring and drilling in standing water the rate will be 1.5 times the usual drilling
charges. The cost of extra bits and material would be charged at actual.
12. Approach road to boring site so also approach road from one - bore point to another bore
point should be done by user Division / Project.
13. If casing pipes or any material is lost in bore that will be charged extra as per actual.
14. For relief well the perforated pipes which are to be kept permanently in bore should be supplied
by the project authority. Program should be given in advance estimates to be prepared and
budget provision to be made.
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PART - II
MACHINERY USE RATES FOR THE YEAR 2014-2015 (1-07-2014 to 30-06-2015)
Rate of Rate of Rate of Total Machinery
Depreciation Repair Running and Machinery use rate Per
Maintenance Use Rate Day (8 Hrs.
Sr. Group Name fo Equipment
Inclusicve of
No. No. 1 Hr. rest
per hour per hour per hour per hour
recess to the
A B C A+B+C crew)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.
128 19.1 Branto Sky Lift Bridge 360.00 795.00 1971.00 3126.00 25008
Inspection Unit (Insurance Extra as actual)
Note :- 1. The above machinery use rate do not include the charges on account of Watchman
Mistries and any labour and material required for Civil works. They include the
charges of labour and material for operation maintenance and repairs to the ma-
chine only. Therefore the charges for labour and material for Civil works will be
extra.
2. The machinery use rates for all the other machinery will be the same as specified for
the machines of Water Resources Department
3. All other terms and conditions for hiring of these machines to contractor will be the
same as specified for the machines of Water Resources Department.
4. For Asphalt Boiler at Sr.No. 23.6 Fuel and labour is to be provided by the Civil
Division which is charged to work.
(V. K. KAMBLE)
Chief Engineer (Mechanical),
Water Resources Department, Nashik - 2.
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21. PROCEDURE WHEN ANY MACHINE IS GIVEN FOR USE TO THE CIVIL DIVISION BY
THE MECHANICAL DIVISION.
21.1 Operation and maintenance (including day to day running repairs) is to be arranged
by civil division.
21.2 The credits for the element of depreciation should be passed on to the concerned
authority i.e. either mechanical divisions or projects according to ownership of the
machine.
21.3 No debit or credits on account of O.M.R. (inclusive of running repairs) should be passed
on by the civil divisions to the Mechanical Divisions.
21.4 Major repairs should be carried out by the Mechanical Divisions for which the credits
for the element of Major Repairs should be passed on to the Mechanical Division by
the Civil Divisions every month at the same time as credits for Depreciation are passed
on to the authority concerned.
22.2 In case of Minor Irrigation works the terms and conditions for hiring the machinery as
stipulated in Government letter No. MNs/1078 (617/78) / MIN-1 of 7-10-78 should be
made applicable. However the hourly use rate for Diesel Road Roller may be taken
as per the current use rate read with hiring conditions.
22.3 Requisition should come through the Civil Authorities as per the enclosed form.
22.4 Agreement in form No. 587 and other formalities should be completed by the civil
authorities.
22.5 The hire charges do not include the following charges which will be extra :-
(a) Transportation of machinery from the Sub-Divisional Head Quarters Garage stores
to the work site and back.
(b) Transportation of machinery from one work site to another work site.
(c) Transportation of fuel, Lubricant spares, tools, OMR staff etc. from Sub-Divisional
Head Quarter / Garage / Stores to the work site and back.
(d) Transportation of machinery for carrying out major repairs to the nearest workshop.
(e) The charges of watchman to be provided for the machine working at isolated
place.
(f) If the machines are required for a period less than a working season the D.A.
of crew will be charged extra.
22.6 Quarters for Mechanical staff and workers and shades for parking and reqpirs to
machinery and for stores be provided by the project authorities.
22.7 Machinery will be made available on hire to contractors and piece workers, whenever
it is possible to do so and as it is available without affection Government works.
22.8 When any machinery is allocated to a work for issue to contractor/piece worker it will
be hired out for period of not less than 1 month and the contractor / piece worker will
be charged for it for minimum 5 hours utilization in a day when the machinery is
available for use being in working condition. If the machine works for more then 5 hours
in a day the contractor / piece worker will be charged for the actual number of hours
the machine works. Any fraction of an hour over and above 5 hours will be counted
as one full hour. If the machine fails after working for some hours the contractor will
be charged for the actual number of hours the machine has worked any fraction of
an hour being counted as one hour. The machinery will stand issued to the contractor
/ piece worker for use on the work let out on contract.
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22.9 In respect of vehicles such as Trucks, Tippers and Water Tankers the contractor or
piece worker will be charged for minimum 5 hours utilization or 96 Kms. as applicable
run in a day when the machines are available for use being in working conditions
excepts for the machines which are given on hire under condition No. 27.12 mentioned
below if the truck, Tipper, Water Tankers fail after working for sometime the contractor
or piece worker will be charged for the actual hours / Kms. the machine have worked
any fraction of an hour being counted as one full hour if this machines work for more
then 5 hours or 96 Kms. in a day, the contractor or piece worker will be charged on
hourly or Km. basis (whichever recovery is higher) for actual number of hours / Kms.
The machines have worked any fraction of an hour being counted as one full hour.
22.10 When the machinery allocated to a work which is being carried out through several
piece-workers and many small contractor, the machinery may stand issued to the local
project authority which will be charged for its utilization as per condition 27.9 above
and the local proejct authority may issue it to different agencies according to
requirements and for such period or time, as the project authorities may find expedient
and charge them accordingly.
22.11 When machinery is regularly working on a Project on departmental execution of work
and some of its is required for a short time for emergency, or casually, not amounting
to regular execution of work, by any contractor or piece worker employed on the
proejct, it may be hired out for the purpose on hourly / Km. charges, any fraction of
any hour being counted a one full hour. The period reckoned will be the time for which
the machinery leaves for such a use to the time it returns to the original location. This
provision is intended to cover casual requirements of small agencies on proejcts
executed departmentally.
22.12 During rainy season, the machines may be hired out on hourly / Km. charges The period
of rainy season may be generally taken from 15th June to 30th September.
(V. K. KAMBLE)
Chief Engineer (Mechanical)
Water Resources Department, Nashik - 2.
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The expenditure will be booked in the works abstracts by sub-heads as mentioned below:-
B REPAIRS :
(i) B-1 Cost of OEM Genuine Spare Parts, Materials and Batteries.
(ii) B-2 Cost of spare parts, got manufactured.
(iii) B-3 Cost of Tyres, Tubes and Flaps.
(iv) B-4 Sundries (Misc. expenditure relating to repairs)
(v) B-5 Expenditure on jobs done by outside agencies.
(vi) B-6 Expenditure on jobs done by Departmental Workshops.
Credits : The debit memos for the use of machinery are prepared by the Sub-Divisional Officer
based on the Hours / Km done and the machinery use rates sanctioned by the Govt. and they
are adjusted in the Divisional office by debit to the works or Division concerned. The credits
in this connection will appear under the head Receipts and Revenue. The transaction of credits
mentioned in the works abstracts is to get the position of difference between the amount worked
out at sanctioned rates and actual expenditure on working of machinery.
(i) Running of machinery in Kms. or hours.
(ii) Depreciation.
(iii) Repairs.
(iv) Running and Maintenance.
(v) Total Credits
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The monthly totals of sub-heads of work abstracts are then posted in the Register of works
in the Divisional Office.
Results : The Resultant position of the machinery showing the difference between the
amount worked out at sanctioned rate and actual expenditure is shown in the Register of Works
as under :-
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Month B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B C1
Expdr. on Cost of Cost of Sundries Expdr. on Expdr. on Total Cost of
OEM Spare Parts Tyres, Jobs done Jobs done Expd. on Fuel
Genuine got Manu- Tubes & by outside by Deptt. Repairs
Parts factured Flaps agencies Work- shop
Materials &
Batteries
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Results Total
Column No. 26+27
Repairs R and M
(Colomn No. 23-8) (Column No. 24-16)
26 27 28
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The relevant machinery use rates as laid down in the booklet of Machinery use rates and conditions
thereof prescribed by the Chief Engineer (Mechanical), Nashik are accepteable.
Note :- Minimum period should not be less than one month as prescribed in the conditions of
hire charges.