$\backslash$table$[[$Table $1.$ Worker Classes for Real Estate Office$],[$Worker Class,Hourly,$\backslash$table$[[$Workers$\text{'}$ Compensation$],[$Insurance$]]],[,$Wages,$6\mathrm{.}25],[$Superintendent$,65\mathrm{.}00,8\mathrm{.}42],[$General Laborer,$16\mathrm{.}55,11\mathrm{.}54],[$Cement Mason,$21\mathrm{.}65,9\mathrm{.}20],[$Mason$,27\mathrm{.}20,10\mathrm{.}66],[$Rough Carpenter,$24\mathrm{.}17,6\mathrm{.}95],[$Finish Carpenter,$28\mathrm{.}24,12\mathrm{.}21],[$Roofer$,19\mathrm{.}35,8\mathrm{.}25],[$Plumber$,33\mathrm{.}25,8\mathrm{.}45],[$HVAC installer,$43\mathrm{.}50,8\mathrm{.}60],[$Electrician$,31\mathrm{.}75,6\mathrm{.}25],[$Equipment Operator,$21\mathrm{.}25,]]$

Use the Multi$-$Labor Equal table you set up earlier to calculate the crew rate. Crew information is provided in the following Table $2.$ Set up your Table $2$ and fill it out.

Table $2.$ Crews for Real Estate Office

$5.$ Use the outline specifications and drawings for the Real Estate Office, prepare a list of construction activities needed to complete your project. Identify when and how long each activity will be needed during the project. For example, the mobilization and demobilization of the temporary office will be required at the beginning and end of the project, at least one inspection should be conducted at the end of the project, and the temporary office will be required during the entire project. Determine the project cost by summing up the cost of each of these items. An example of the table is as follows.

$\backslash$table$[[$Estimate Table,,,,,,$],[$Activities$,$Quantities,$\backslash$table$[[$Work$],[$Weeks$]],\backslash$table$[[$Labor$],[$Cost$]],\backslash$table$[[$Material$],[$Cost$]],\backslash$table$[[$Equipment$],[$Cost$]],\backslash$table$[[$Custom$],[$Crew$]],\backslash$table$[[$Total$],[$Cost$]]],[,,,,,,,]]$