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Ordering Concrete on Site As a quantity surveyor on site, precision in ordering concrete quantities for construction is paramount. Careful consideration must be given to avoid over-ordering, as it can lead to unnecessary losses. Ordering insufficient amounts also results in inconvenience and time wastage. So, how can you ensure precise concrete orders? Start by accurately measuring the volume of the area to be cast using drawings, ensuring to account for any necessary beams. Once the volume is determined, incorporate a 2% buffer to accommodate for vibration and potential wastage. Before casting, it's imperative to verify that the levels are satisfactory, utilizing a dumpy level for precision. #Construction #Quantities

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For more content, please ADD ME IN YOUR CONNECTION LIST QUANTITY SURVEYORS, ESTIMATORS, CIVIL ENGINEERS & ALL CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS: 200 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON PRACTICAL CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS Please post YOUR EMAIL ID in the comment, will send u to your email. For more content, please add me in your connection list. Please like & share my post. The book covers the below contents: 1. Bridge Works 2. Concrete Structures 3. Drainage Works 4. Earthworks 5. Piers and Marine Structures 6. Roadworks 7. Pumping Station 8. Reclamation 9. Water Retaining Structures and Waterworks 10. Pipe Jacking and Micro tunnelling 11. Piles and Foundation 12. General?

For more content, please ADD ME IN YOUR CONNECTION LIST QUANTITY SURVEYORS, ESTIMATORS, CIVIL ENGINEERS & ALL CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS: 200 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON PRACTICAL CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS Please post YOUR EMAIL ID in the comment, will send u to your email. For more content, please add me in your connection list. Please like & share my post. The book covers the below contents: 1. Bridge Works 2. Concrete Structures 3. Drainage Works 4. Earthworks 5. Piers and Marine Structures 6. Roadworks 7. Pumping Station 8. Reclamation 9. Water Retaining Structures and Waterworks 10. Pipe Jacking and Micro tunnelling 11. Piles and Foundation 12. General

For more content, please ADD ME IN YOUR CONNECTION LIST QUANTITY SURVEYORS, ESTIMATORS, CIVIL ENGINEERS & ALL CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS: 200 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON PRACTICAL CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS Please post YOUR EMAIL ID in the comment, will send u to your email. For more content, please add me in your connection list. Please like & share my post. The book covers the below contents: 1. Bridge Works 2. Concrete Structures 3. Drainage Works 4. Earthworks 5. Piers and Marine Structures 6. Roadworks 7. Pumping Station 8. Reclamation 9. Water Retaining Structures and Waterworks 10. Pipe Jacking and Micro tunnelling 11. Piles and Foundation 12. General

For more content, please ADD ME IN YOUR CONNECTION LIST Quantity Surveyors, Estimators, Civil Engineers & All Construction Professionals: WILLIS'S ELEMENTS OF QUANTITY SURVEYING (344 PAGES) Please post YOUR EMAIL ID in the comment, will send u to your email. For more content, please add me in your connection list. Please like & share my post. The book covers the below contents: 1 Introduction 2 The Use of the RICS New Rules of Measurement (NRM) 3 Detailed Measurement 4 Setting Down Dimensions 5 Alternative Systems 6 Applied Mensuration 7 General Rules for Taking-off 8 Substructures 9 Walls 10 Floors 11 Roofs 12 Internal Finishes 13 Windows and Doors 14 Reinforced Concrete Structures 15 Structural Steelwork 16 Plumbing 17 Drainage 18 External Works 19 Demolitions, Alterations and Renovations 20 Preliminaries/Preambles 21 Bill Preparation

For more content, please ADD ME IN YOUR CONNECTION LIST QUANTITY SURVEYORS, ESTIMATORS, CIVIL ENGINEERS & ALL CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS: 200 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON PRACTICAL CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS Please post YOUR EMAIL ID in the comment, will send u to your email. For more content, please add me in your connection list. Please like & share my post. The book covers the below contents: 1. Bridge Works 2. Concrete Structures 3. Drainage Works 4. Earthworks 5. Piers and Marine Structures 6. Roadworks 7. Pumping Station 8. Reclamation 9. Water Retaining Structures and Waterworks 10. Pipe Jacking and Micro tunnelling 11. Piles and Foundation 12. General

Major components that make up a typical bridge Pile - A concrete post that is driven into the ground to act as a leg or support for the new bridge. It is driven into the ground using a pile-driver. The pile-driver is a machine that acts similar to a hammer hitting a nail and drives the pile into the ground. Cap - The cap sits on top of a ground of piles and will help disperse pressure to the piles below. Bent - This is the combination of the cap and the pile. Together, with other bents, act as supports for the entire bridge. Girders - Girders are like the arms of the bridge. They extend from bent to bent and support the bridge decking. they also help disperse pressure to the bents. Decking - The decking is what we would consider the road surface of the bridge. It rests on the girders, which are supported by the bents that are made up of caps and piles. Credit: All About Civil Engineer (YT)

For more content, please ADD ME IN YOUR CONNECTION LIST QUANTITY SURVEYORS, ESTIMATORS, CIVIL ENGINEERS & ALL CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS: 200 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON PRACTICAL CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS Please post YOUR EMAIL ID in the comment, will send u to your email. For more content, please add me in your connection list. Please like & share my post. The book covers the below contents: 1. Bridge Works 2. Concrete Structures 3. Drainage Works 4. Earthworks 5. Piers and Marine Structures 6. Roadworks 7. Pumping Station 8. Reclamation 9. Water Retaining Structures and Waterworks 10. Pipe Jacking and Micro tunnelling 11. Piles and Foundation 12. General