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K-HSPCost Estimating

Unit Rates and Unit Price Analysis

From coefficients and shop prices to a unit rate that makes sense.

AABBPOT. A–A300×600POT. B–B400×40040060040D = 7602H = 1200+8.400PUNCAK BALOK4D19 TULANGAN ATASSENGKANG Ø10-100DAERAH TUMPUAN (2H)SENGKANG Ø10-150DAERAH LAPANGANKAIT 90°, PANJANG 12DMASUK INTI KOLOM3D19 TULANGAN BAWAH8D19 TULANGAN KOLOMSAMBUNGAN LEWATAN40D DI ATAS PELATSENGKANG KOLOM Ø10-100DEKAT JOIN, LAINNYA @150SELIMUT BETON 40 MMILUSTRASI CONTOHBUKAN UNTUK KONSTRUKSI1K-HSPUNIT RATES AND UNIT PRICE ANALYSISSKALA 1:20
Level
Intermediate
Lessons
18
Time
1h 57m
Rating
4.7
Learners
9.4K
Updated
Sep 2026

After this course

What you'll be able to do yourself.

Behind every unit rate are coefficients, labour, materials and equipment. This course teaches you to read an AHSP sheet, convert shop prices into analysis units, compare them with piecework and build up a reinforced concrete rate. Every rupiah figure here is a sample price, so what you learn is the method.

  1. 1Read an analysis and match its unit to the BoQ.
  2. 2Convert prices per bag, truck and bar into kg and m³.
  3. 3Compare the analysis, day rates and piecework.
  4. 4Derive coefficients from site output.
  5. 5Build up a reinforced concrete rate per m³.

Good for

  • New estimators who want to know where unit rates come from.
  • Small contractors who want to price from calculation.
  • Site staff who negotiate piecework with foremen.

Full syllabus

Chapter by chapter, nothing hidden.

18 lessons, 1h 57m in total. Chapter 1 is open to everyone.

Chapter 1Reading one analysisFreeCoefficients, analysis units and the gap between the book and the crew on site.6 lessons / 38 min
  1. An analysis is a recipe, not a price list5 min
  2. Words on the analysis sheet4 min
  3. Plastering from its coefficients7 min
  4. The analysis and the site don't always agree5 min
  5. Coefficients become shopping lists and schedules7 min
  6. Chapter 1 test10 min
Chapter 2Basic prices: labour, materials, equipmentFrom prices per bag, truck and bar to analysis units, then labour and equipment hire.6 lessons / 40 min
  1. Shop prices to analysis units5 min
  2. Converting material prices7 min
  3. Labour, equipment and output5 min
  4. Labour and equipment per unit7 min
  5. Cheap steel per bar6 min
  6. Chapter 2 test10 min
Chapter 3The reinforced concrete rateCombine the concrete, rebar and formwork analyses into one rate per m³.6 lessons / 39 min
  1. Three analyses in one cubic metre5 min
  2. Concrete, then reinforced concrete7 min
  3. Read the joint: what gets paid for6 min
  4. Change the bars, the price moves5 min
  5. A foreman's price per cubic metre6 min
  6. Chapter 3 test10 min

Lesson kinds

  • Concept
  • Glossary
  • Calculate
  • Chapter test
  • Site case
  • Read a model
  • Slide the Parameter

Get a feel for it

You practise, you don't just watch.

Try it: Slide the ParameterIllustration, not for construction
AABBPOT. A–A300×600POT. B–B400×40040060040D = 7602H = 1200+8.400PUNCAK BALOK4D19 TULANGAN ATASSENGKANG Ø10-100DAERAH TUMPUAN (2H)SENGKANG Ø10-150DAERAH LAPANGANKAIT 90°, PANJANG 12DMASUK INTI KOLOM3D19 TULANGAN BAWAH8D19 TULANGAN KOLOMSAMBUNGAN LEWATAN40D DI ATAS PELATSENGKANG KOLOM Ø10-100DEKAT JOIN, LAINNYA @150SELIMUT BETON 40 MM

Slide the value. The drawing follows, just like in the lessons.

Closer near the column, where shear peaks. The final value still comes from the structural engineer.

Illustration, not for construction

Your creator

Taught by someone who still does the work.

Your creator

Tiara Maheswari

Senior estimator

A practitioner who teaches from their everyday work.

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Learners
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Learner reviews

From people who took it.

4.7out of 5

715 reviews

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  • Ardi Nugraha

    Site engineer

    The unit rate chapter was an eye-opener. I now separate labour and materials.

  • Nadia Kusuma

    Interior architect

    The calculation exercises use real drawings, not textbook problems.

  • Dimas Prakoso

    Architecture student, final year

    The take-off method is tidy and traceable. Nobody asks where my numbers came from anymore.

Questions that come up

About this course.

All questions

01

What can I try for free?

All of chapter 1, "Reading one analysis": 6 lessons, about 38 min. No card needed. If it isn't for you, stop there.

02

What should I know before starting?

It helps to have finished Quantity Take-off from Drawings first. It isn't locked, but the chapters assume you know that material.

03

Subscribe or buy this course?

Pro is Rp149.000 a month and opens every course, track, exam and certificate. Buying this course is Rp309.000 once and it stays yours. If you plan to take more than two courses, Pro usually comes out cheaper.

04

Do I get a certificate?

Certificates come from track exams, not single courses. This course counts toward Cost Estimating, Cost Estimator. The exam runs 60 minutes and you pass at 75 percent.

05

Can I use these drawings on a project?

No. Every drawing in the course is an illustration for learning, not for construction. Use them to understand the logic, then follow your firm's standard and your engineer's drawings.

Part of

This course counts toward these tracks.

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