Method Statement For

The Public Authority For Applied Education & Training
Construction, Completion, Operation & Maintenance of the Nursing Institute at PA

EET Shuwaikh Campus
Contract No. PA/AFA/112-2008/2009
Project Method Statement
Dar Al Hadiah Consultant Engineer
Real Estate Construction & Fabrication Co.
Contents
1. Introduction 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Project Parties Project Information Project
Components Site Location Site Staff Organization Chart 1.5a Organization Chart 1
.5 b Job Description 2. 3. Project Obstacles Construction Strategy 1. 2. 3. 4. 1
. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 5. 6. 7. Zoning Plans Project Milestones & Con
strains Project Priorities Methodology flow Chart Procurement Excavation, Shorin
g & Dewatering Foundation Basement walls & columns Slab formwork circulation Roo
fing system Faade Finishes Finishing Works & Electromechanical works External Wor
ks Authorities Approval, Testing & Commissioning
Construction Methodology
Site Logistics Activity Coding & ID System Productivity Rates
1-Introduction
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1.1- Project Parties

Owner
Public Authority for Applied Education & Training
Construction Manager
Turner Projacs
Consultant
Dar Al Hadiah Consultant Engineers
Contractor
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1.2- Project Information

Project
Nursing Institute
Project Location
PAAET Campus, Shuwaikh
Project Duration
730 Calendar days including all holidays from date of enterprise
Project Value
KD 6,930,000.000
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1.3-Project Component
The project comprises the construction, completion & maintenance of the Nursing
Institute for The Public Authority For Applied Education & Training. The Project
is located at the south west side of PAAET Campus, Shuwaikh. The project includ
es one building and external landscape, the Building consists of Basement, Groun
d Floor, 1st Floor, 2nd Floor & Roof. The area of each project component is as f
ollows: Basement area : Total area 8136.64 m2 Ground Floor Area : 8009.54 m2 First
Floor Area : 7040 m2 Second Floor Area : 7040 m2 Roof Floor Area : 204 m2 The Base
ment will include the following: Car park with a capacity of 104 cars. A shelter a
rea for peace time & war time. Upon completion it will be ready to accommodate 1
00 person Electric & Mechanical rooms for the pumps, generators, transformers, wa
ter tanks and all major electromechanical equipments The Ground Floor will inclu
de the Following: Registration & students waiting area Class rooms with capacity f
or 600 students 2 nos of Auditorium rooms for 240 students Examination halls Studen
ts book store Studio Dinning halls & central kitchen unit 2nos prayer rooms
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The First & Second Floor will include the Following : Staff rooms Conference room T
echnical Director Office Class rooms for 860 students Computer Class rooms Nursing
labs Physics labs Language labs Biology labs pharmacology labs Chemistry labs. General
study halls with library Instruction technology support unit Research rooms Video
conference Media presentation labs. A Roof floor that will include 4 mechanical r
ooms. External area that will include Infrastructure and landscape works such as
pavement tiles as well as parking lot area for 150 car and 12 busses
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The Major Activities

The construction of the Nursing Institute Building, will generally comprises of
the following : 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Site Clearance Excavation, Shoring /
Dewatering & Termite Control Complete Structure works Waterproofing works Masonr
y works Finishing works including interior & exterior finishes for floors, walls
, ceiling and wall partitions Steel, wood & aluminum doors & windows frames, lea
ves and hardware. Metal works All MEP works
10. LPG Works 11. Electrical Equipment (Smart sys) 12. Kitchen Equipment 13. Fur
nishing 14. Signage (External & Internal) 15. Shelter works 16. Elevators 17. Faa
de (Concrete panels cladding, curtain wall) 18. External Works (Infrastructure s
ervices, Landscapes)
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1.4- Site Location

Location of the Project
The Project (Nursing Institute) owned by the Public Authority of Applied Educatio
n & Training (PAAET). The site is located at south western corner of PAAET Shuwa
ikh campus. The campus resides between Jamal abdul Nasser street from north, Al
Jahra road from south, Al Jahez street from the west and Al-Ghazali street from
the east. a plan is attached to indicate the location of the project.
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STC Building
MEW Substation
Figure 1.1
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1.5- Site Staff Organization Chart

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Project Manager
Secretary Messenger Document Controller
Safety Officer
Quality Control Engineer
Senior Project Engineer
Planning Engineer
Quantity Surveyor
Arch.Coord Engineer
Lab Tech.
Civil Engineer
Subcontractors
MEP Subcontractor
Structure Engineer
MEP Coordinator General Forman Land Surveyor Elec Engineer Civil Forman Elec For
eman PL & FF Foreman HVAC Foreman PL & FF Engineer HVAC Engineer Draftsmen Draft
smen
Waterproofing subcontractor
Dewatering subcontractor
Shoring subcontractor
Carpentry subcont.
Alum. Works Subcontractor
Precast Concrete. Subcontractor
Shelter Equip. Subcontractor
Elevator Subcontractor
Ready mix conc Supplier
Waterproofing Foreman
Dewatering Foreman
Shoring works Foreman
Carpentry Foreman
Alum. Works Foreman
Precast Concrete Foreman
Shelter Equip. Foreman
Elev Foreman
Lab Furniture subcontractor
Key Legend Required Contractually
Decoration works subcontractor
Metal works subcontractor
Kitchen Equip subcontractor
Decoration works Foreman
Decoration works Foreman
Metal Works Foreman
Waterproofing Foreman
Not Required Contractually Responsibility Line Coordination Line
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1.5b- Job Description

Project Manager : Overall project policy and monitoring relations with consultant
and clients team. Conducting daily / weekly meetings with all staff / subcontract
ors to point out the difficulties in work activities, requirement of resources,
order/ direct material and equipment at site with maximum efficiency, find solut
ions and taking immediate actions Review correspondence for proper action Financia
l follow up and control the cost of project duration execution, follow up monthl
y payment certificates, variation orders in co-ordination with Q.S/Planner He wil
l be directing the Senior Project Engineer, Architectural engineer, Planning Eng
ineer, Quality Control engineer, Quantity Surveyor and the Safety Officer Senior
Project Engineer: Overall area activities directing, monitoring and controlling t
he productivity of all staff. He will determine possible critical areas and activ
ities have to be improved for the successful completion of project in time Find s
olutions and taking immediate action required to push the work in proper coordin
ation with project manager He will be assisted by the site engineer, foreman, saf
ety officer and services/finishing works engineers He will be directing the Subco
ntractors, Site Engineer, General foreman and Land Surveyor and reporting to the
Project Manager Architectural Coordination Engineer: Overall technical coordinati
on, preparation of architectural drawing, composite drawings. He will be responsi
ble for the coordination between subcontractors for the preparation of shop draw
ings. Find technical solutions with consultants and subcontractors and taking imm
ediate action required He will be reporting directly to the Project Manager, and
will be directing the structural engineer and the architectural draftsmen.
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Planning Engineer : Preparation, submission, approval of the project schedule, upd

ates, revisions, adjustments and monitor the construction progress, identify/ini
tiate potential variance and delays, follow up resource assignment. He will be r
eporting directly to the Project manager and will coordinate with Senior Project
Engineer to follow up and monitor construction activities and the Q.S for the p
reparation of CLS, as well the subcontractors. Preparation, submission, approval
of cost loaded schedule in coordination with Q.S Prepare the monthly / fortnightl
y work programmes including values of work done vs planned values Prepare monthly
progress reports Follow up the updates of material / drawing submittal logs & pr
ocurement of material Preparation & submittal of Pre-meeting submittals Quantity s
urveyor: Preparation of Cost load values for all activities as per Project constr
uction schedule in coordination with planning engineer Check quantities, preparat
ion of payment application under the supervision of the project manager and in c
o-ordination with the Planning engineer / Senior project engineer Preparation of
Subcontractors payments, analyzing variations, claims and all other contractual
issues in coordination with planning engineer
Safety Officer : Establish and follow up safety procedures all in accordance with
the safety manual prepared by him. He will be reporting to Project Manager, and
will be coordinating with the Senior Project Engineer to ensure safety control
at site. Quality Control Engineer : All the aspects of materials / quality control
of site works, and site laboratory functioning. Review preparation of all submit
tals of subcontractors, suppliers materials, samples to provide continuous flow o
f procurements as per the requirement of Project Programme. As well as E1 & E2 l
ogs Responsible for all technical aspects regarding shop drawings preparation and
coordination between different subcontractors. Preparation of Method statements
and follow up procurement of materials and equipment. Supervise Quaility control
procedures and will follow up all types of submittals such as Subcontractors, su
ppliers shop drawings, materials, etc.
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Structural Engineer : Structural shop drawings preparation. Coordination between th

e different subcontractors Prepare, submit and get approval of structural As-Buil
t drawings. To coordinate with the Project Manager / MEP Coordinator for the prog
ress priority of shop drawings submittal and to solve site structural problems o
n daily basis He will be assisted by the draftsmen. Civil Engineer : Work under the
directives of the Project Engineer and will be responsible to carry out the wor
ks as site directly, and to arrange laborers, materials, equipment, machine etc.
To supervise the work of subcontractors and arrange their responsibility To repor
t for any material or other requirements well in time and report to the Project
Engineer in case of expected shortage. To supervise the foremen and advise him to
carry out the work according to drawings, specification. To get the work inspect
ion of A/E and follow up with checklists in co-ordination with QC Engineer To fol
low up the works progress under the responsibility of Project Manager and Projec
t Engineer and ensure that CCS is followed. Land Surveyor : Assisting Site Engine
ers, Foremen with all levels, coordination information. He will be reporting to
the Civil Engineer. General Foreman : Proper execution of Daily work / weekly wo
rk program as provided by the Civil Engineer and proper distribution of resource
s. He will reporting to the Civil Engineer and will be managing the labors at si
te. Electrical Engineer : Follow up the execution of electrical works at site Foll
ow up all electrical materials submittal and approvals as well as procurement an
d delivery of these materials to the site. Find solutions take immediate actions T
esting and commissioning of all electrical works prior handing over the project M
echanical Engineer: Follow up the execution of mechanical works at site Follow up
all mechanical materials submittal and approvals as well as procurement and deli
very of these materials to the site. Find solutions take immediate actions Testing
and commissiong of all mechanical works prior handing over the project
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2- Project Obstacles
1- Time milestones & constraints. The contractor is obliged to plan and execute
the works within the contractual milestones and constraints. Accordingly, the co
ntractor will provide the adequate resources to execute the construction activit
ies to fulfil the contract milestone. 2- Site Accessibility limitation The contr
actor shall have only one side for site access, due to the site location. Accord
ingly, only one side will be utilized, and the contractor shall plan for the exe
cution of the works accordingly 3- Tightness of location Major project obstacle
is the tightness of the location, where there is no enough space for the A/E & c
ontractors offices, store, labour rest shed steel yard, etc
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3- Construction Strategy
3.1 Project Zoning : For more control & closer follow up of the project, buildin
gs are divided into different zones, this is based on different functions, struc
tural nature such as expansion joints, or volume of work The following presents
the project elements and the number of zones for each: The Nursing college : Divi
ded to 3 zones The External Works : Divided to 3 Zones These Zones will include t
he structural, finishes and electromechanical works. To further meet the require
ment and needs of the project, those zones were developed into smaller sub zones
as follows : For the structural purpose and requirements each zone will be divid
ed to 2 sub zones: Sub zone A1, Sub zone A2 for Zone A Sub zone B1, Sub zone B2 fo
r Zone B Sub zone C1, Sub zone C2 for Zone C For the Finishing & electromechanical
purpose each zone will be divided to the following : Class rooms/Corridors Sub z
one Shelter area sub zone (at basement only) Transformer room sub zone (at basemen
t only) Mechanical room sub zone (at basement only) Ramps Sub zone (at basement on
ly) Wet area sub zone Stair case sub zone Open court area 1 Open court area 2 Open co
urt area 3 For External works Zones will be divided as follows: Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3
Detailed sketched are attached to illustrate the Zoning system of the project
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Figure 3.1
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Sub Zone C1
Sub Zone B1 Sub Zone A1
Sub Zone C2
Sub Zone B2
Sub Zone A2
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Figure 3.2
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Sub Zone C1
Sub Zone C2
Sub Zone B2
Sub Zone A2
Ground Floor
Figure 3.3
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Sub Zone C1
Sub Zone C2
Sub Zone B2
Sub Zone A2
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1st
Floor Floor
Figure 3.4
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Sub Zone C1
Sub Zone C2
Sub Zone B2
Sub Zone A2
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2nd Floor Floor
Figure 3.5
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Sub Zone C1
Sub Zone C2
Sub Zone B2
Sub Zone A2
Roof
Figure 3.6
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Figure 3.7
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25 Figure
3.8
Figure 3.9
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Figure 3.10
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28 Figure
3.11
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Elevations Zoning System
North Elevation
East Elevation
West Elevation
Sub Zone O3
Sub Zone O2
Sub Zone O1
Figure 3.12
South Elevation
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Zone A
Zone B
Zone C
North Elevation
East Elevation (Zone A)
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Figure 3.13

Zone C
Zone B
Zone A
South Elevation
West Elevation (Zone C)
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Figure 3.14
3.2- Project Milestones & Constraints

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Activity ID
Activity Description
Duration Days 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Months 13 14 15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
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Nursing Institute
Subtotal
731
Start milestone
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Start Milestone of the Project Contractor s Mobilization Shopdrawings,Materials
Submittals & Approvals Materials Procurement & Delivery Excavation & Backfilling
Foundations & Sub-Structure Super Structure Works Electrical & Mechanical Works
Masonary & Finishing Works Elevations Works Roofing System Fixed Furniture & Eq
uipment External Works Power On Testing & Commissioning Project Substantial Comp
letion
11JAN09 13:35 NURI
0 45 365 440 75 120 330 595 390 180 90 75 150 1 60 0
Mobilization
20
Engineering
30
Procurement & Delivery
40
Sub-Structure
50 60
Super-Structure
70
E/M Works
80
Finishing Works
90
Elevation Works
100
Roofing Works
110
Furniture
130
External Works
120
Testing & Commissioning
140 150
Substantial Completion
160
Run Date
Sheet 1 of 1
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Nursing Institute Construction Master Schedule
Date
Revision
Checked
Approved
Primavera Systems, Inc.
3.3 The Project Priority

The Project priorities will be for the main building. After excavation the concr
ete skeleton works, will take place. As explained previously, the main building
will be consisting of 3 zone (A, B & C), and accordingly, the sequence of work w
ill start from Zone A to B to C as will be explained in detail in the constructi
on methodology. The next priority will be for the faade work. The last stage will
be for the external works.
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4-Construction Methodology
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4.1- Methodology Flow Chart

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Layout Excavation S U B S T R U C T U R e Reinforcement 2nd Layer + Casting conc

rete
Col.& Walls : Formwork + Shelter Equip + MEP + Reinf + Casting + curing
Basement Floor
Dewatering, Excavation (2nd Stage), anti-termite Blinding : Casting + Curing Wat
erproofing + Screed Raft Foundation Formwork + Reinf 1st Layer Drainage + Pipeli
nes + other MEP Services
Raft Foundation
Slab : Formwork + Fix Reinforcement + MEP + Concrete + Curing
S U P E R S T U C T U R e
G.F, 1st 2nd, Roof Col: Formwork + Fix Shutter + MEP Service + Concrete + Curing
G.F, 1st, 2nd, Roof & Upper Roof Slab : Formwork + Fix Reinforcement + MEP + Co
ncrete + Curing
Attic Slab
Activity Sequence up to Upper Roof Curtain wall works
Precast Concrete Cladding Int. & Ext Block works + Finishing & MEP
External Works & Landscape
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4.2- Procurement
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Procurement Long lead items are the materials that are specified to be delivered
from abroad (such as diesel generator, AHUs, Ceramic tiles, marble tiles, etc) o
r materials that needs a period for fabrication (such as doors, windows, etc) th
erefore, it requires a long duration to arrive to the site and might affect the
installation works if not properly planned and tracked. The material will be proc
ured by the contractor and his subcontractor but all procurement will be through
the main contractor only, since its his responsibility as per contract conditio
ns to review and make necessary coordination for his subcontractors procurement a
fter the material samples and catalogues are approved by the engineers. Critical
materials such as concrete, reinforcement and waterproofing, water stop, termite
control as well as the shelter equipment are affecting the early activities of
the project. The related submittals and approvals of these types of materials wi
ll be finalized as early as possible. Other long lead materials will be existing
in our project, all these long lead materials will be elaborated in the CCS and
the material / procurement log, to monitor and control its delivery on time and
to ensure no delays will occur.
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List of Early Critical Material No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 CSI Division Div 02 Div

02 Div 02 Div 03 Div 03 Div 03 Div 03 Div 07 Div 13 Div 15 Description Termite C
ontrol Dewatering system Shoring system Steel Reinforcement Form Work Concrete R
eady Mix Water Stop Waterproofing Material Shelter Equipment Drainage Pipes
List of Long Lead Items No 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 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 CSI Division Div 03 Div 04 Div 05 Div 05
Div 07 Div 08 Div 08 Div 08 Div 08 Div 08 Div 08 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Di
v 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 11 Div 12 Div 13 Div 14 Div 15 Div 1
5 Div 15 Div 15 Div 16 Div 16 Div 16 Div 16 Div 16 Description Precast Concrete
Panels Glass Masonry Block Pipe Tube Railing Arch Metal Building Insulation Stee
l Doors Flush Wooden doors Aluminium doors Curtain walls + Alum Windows Doors Ha
rdware Glazing Ceramic Tiles Acoustical Suspended Ceiling Metal Ceiling Stone Fl
ooring Stone Flooring Adhesive Grouts Reselient Flooring & accessories Vinyl cov
erings Wooden Flooring Rubber Flooring Carpet Flooring Unit Kitchen Fixed Furnit
ure Shelter Equipment Elevators HVAC Pumps AHUS Plumbing Equipmemt Ducts Diesel
Generator Switch Baords Distribution Boards Trunking Light fittings Lead Time 6
month 6 month 6 month 6 month 3 month 6 month 6 month 6-10 month 6-10 month 6-10
month 6-10 month 6-10 month 6-10 month 6-10 month 3-4 month 6-10 month 6-10 mon
th 6-10 month 6-10 month 6-10 month 6-10 month 6-10 month 6-10 month 3-4 month 8
-10 month 8-10 month 8-10 month 8 month 2month 12 month 10-12 month 4 month 4 mo
nth 10-12 month Source Local Overseas Local Local Local Local Local Overseas Ove
rseas Overseas Overseas Overseas Overseas Overseas Local Overseas Overseas Overs
eas Overseas Overseas Overseas Overseas Overseas Overseas Overseas Overseas Over
seas Overseas Local Overseas Overseas Overseas Overseas Overseas
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4.3- Excavation, Shoring & Dewatering

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Survey mark up and Layout Necessary bench mark and grid layout are established b
y the contractors land surveyor (Recafco), and cross checked by consultants land s
urveyor (Hadiya) for acceptance before starting the works.
Marking Foundation The Marking and layout of foundations will be done by site en
gineer / foreman and cross checked by land surveyor. The level and the co-ordina
tes will be carried out from the approved Grid Line and Bench mark Excavation Af
ter establishing bench marks and grid lines, excavation works will take place, 2
nos of loaders will start excavating 1m depth at Zone A. After that, the same wi
ll take place at Zone B then Zone C with the same sequence shown in the attached
plan. After excavation of 1m in each zone, shoring H-Beams will be installed, a
nd excavation works will proceed till 0.5m above water table while installing sh
oring timbers every 2m of excavation. After reaching 0.5m above water table leve
l the dewatering system will be installed and operated. After installation & ope
ration of dewatering system, excavation and shoring works will proceed till the
level of anchors. Shoring anchors will be installed and tested, and excavation &
shoring works will proceed till the bottom of foundation level. Note: Only 3 si
des will include shoring works, there will be no shoring works for the side at A
xis Z. For curved parts, the shoring works will be segmented. The temporary acce
ss ramp will be made as indicated in the attached plan, and will be removed whil
e casting the last part of raft foundation. The expected completion of the excav
ation works will be on the 5th month from the date of enterprise
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Ramp
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Start
Zone C
Zone B
Zone A Start
Figure 4.1
The sequence of work for the stages of excavation, shoring and dewatering will be
as shown in the above plan
Excavation Plan
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Shoring Plan
45 Figure 4.2
4.4- Foundation
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Termite Control For the raft foundation area, the leveled surface will be treated
with antitermite treatment before casting blinding concrete. Subcontractor as we
ll as the material used, will be submitted to the consultant for approval prior
to execution of works
Foundation After termite control, a 10cm thick blinding will be casted & after cu
ring the water proofing will proceed as per specified layers and drawings and th
en will be protected with 5cm screed layer. After completion of water proofing wo
rks and screed protection, raft foundation work shall be carried out by fixing r
ebars and shuttering for the sides of the raft. After completion of rebars fixat
ion for bottom and top layers, shuttering the sides and installing the utilities
pipes, casting preparation will take place and the raft foundation will be pour
ed using the adequate number of tansmixers and concrete pumps. The execution of
raft foundation will be as per the zoning strategy, 2 crews will be available fo
r executing the foundation works and will be working in parallel. he sequence of
works and movement of crews will be illustrated in the attached plans. Ramp Foot
ings will be carried out later on after completion of waterproofing for basement
walls and backfilling till the bottom of ramps foundation level. After casting
the ramp foundations the walls will be casted and then water proofing will be ca
rried out. After waterproofing is completed, backfilling under ramp S.O.G will s
tart till the bottom of slab level and then the concrete works for the S.O.G wil
l take place. After casting of raft foundation the Tower cranes will be installed
as will be explained in the site logistic plan.
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Zone C1
Zone B1
Zone A1 Crew no 1
C2
Zone B2
Zone A2
Crew no 2
Raft Foundation
Figure 4.3
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4.5- Walls & Columns

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Basement Walls After the raft foundation is hardened enough, installation of reb
ars for walls shall start and the Doka formwork will be lifted and fixed in posi
tion using a crane. The available formwork for the walls will be enough to cast
45 mr (3 sets each 15m with 4.50m height) The walls will be casted in 17 cycles
as shown in the attached plan with an expected date of 5 days for each cycle. Th
e wall shutter will be dismantled after the specified duration of casting each w
all, and will be used again for the next cycle. Shelter Equipments will be embed
ded in the concrete as it will be fixed prior casting of concrete. Shelter equip
ments (valves and blast doors) will installed using cranes Form work System The
formwork system that will be used will be Doka large-area formwork Top 50 The ma
jor components of the system will be: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Doka Timber H-Beam Doka ste
el waling Plywood Supporting Props Tie Rods

Doka formwork Top 50
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Columns 10 nos of column sets will be used for casting the columns. Each cycle will
take 2 days (1 day for steel reinforcement fixation + 1 day for shuttering & ca
sting) For example, sub zone C2 contains a number of 53 columns, 10 columns will
be casted in1 cycles so the total number of cycles will be 6 cycles, each cycle
requires 2 days so the total duration of casting the columns for sub zone C2 wi
ll be 12 days.
Columns Formworks Doka Formwork Top 50 will be used for casting the columns The
components of the System will be: Doka timber H-Beam Steel Waling Plywood Tie rods Pr
ops for Supporting sides of formwork
Column Formwork Detail
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Walls Formwork Circulation
Total of Formwork Available = 45 mr
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7 9 10 15 14
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13 13 13
12 15
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3
Figure 4.4
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2
Casted Walls Under Construction
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Figure 4.5
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3
Figure 4.6
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6
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Figure 4.7
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7 9 10 17
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12 Casted Walls Under Construction
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Figure 4.8
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Figure 4.9
4.6- Slabs Formwork Circulation

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Slab formwork circulation After completion of walls and columns, formwork for slab
s shall start. 3 formwork sets (Doka) will be available to execute and cast the
slabs with total area of 4,360m2. each formwork set will be as the following : Fo
rmwork set 1 = 979m2 and will be used for sub zones A1 & B1 Formwork set 2 = 2160
m2 and will be used for sub zones A2 & C2 Formwork set 3 = 1225m2 and will be use
d for sub zones B2 & C1 Each formwork of the above will be used in 8 cycles, each
of different durations as for formwork set 1 will have 27 days duration for eac
h cycle, Formwork set 2 will have 33 days for each cycle and Formwork set 3 will
have 32 days for each cycle The expected finish date of the superstructure works
will be at the 17 month from the date of enterprise Plans illustrating each form
work set utilization are attached
Scaffolding System The Scaffolding system that will be used for the concrete slabs
will be the Dokaflex floor formworks system . The system will be containing of
3 components Floor Prop Eco 20 Doka Timber H-Beam (H20) Plywood
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Total of Formwork Available = 4360m2
Sub Zone C1
Formwork Set 3 = 1225 m2
Sub Zone B1
Sub Zone A1
Area = 1255m2 Area = 822m2
Area = 979m2
Sub Zone C2
Sub Zone B2
Sub Zone A2
Formwork Set 2 = 2160 m2 Formwork Set 3 = 1225 m2
Area = 2160m2
Area = 1255m2
Area = 1730m2
There will be 3 sets of Formwork available for casting all concrete slabs, as il
lustrated in plan
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Ground Floor Plan
Formwork Set 1 Circulation

Area of formwork set is 979m2
Area of formwork set is 2160m2
Area of formwork set is 1225 m2
The formwork will be moving between Sub zone A1 & B1 horizontally & vertically a
s shown below
The formwork will be moving between Sub zone A2 & C2 horizontally & vertically a
s shown below
The formwork will be moving between Sub zone B2 & C1 horizontally & vertically a
s shown below
SF
SF
SF
FF
FF
FF
GF
GF
GF
BF Sub Zone B1 Sub Zone A1
BF Sub Zone C2 Sub Zone A1
BF Sub Zone C1 Sub Zone B2
Area of Sub zone slab A1 = 979m2 Area of Sub zone slab B1 = 822m2 The Cycle of e
ach movement will take 27 days
Area of Sub zone slab A2 = 1730m2 Area of Sub zone slab C2 = 2160m2 The Cycle of
each movement will take 33 days
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Area of Sub zone slab B2 = 1255m2 Area of Sub zone slab C1 = 1235m2 The Cycle of
each movement will take 32 days
Formwork Circulation Bar Chart

Formwork Set 1 (979m2) Activity Formwork Shuttering fixing Steel Reinforcement I
nstallation of services pipes Concrete Casting Curing & Dismantling formwork Day
s 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 3
5 36
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Formwork Set 2 (2160m2) Activity Formwork Shuttering fixing Steel Reinforcement
Installation of services pipes Concrete Casting Curing & Dismantling formwork Da
ys 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34
35 36
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Formwork Set 3 (1225 m2) Activity Formwork Shuttering fixing Steel Reinforcement
Installation of services pipes Concrete Casting Curing & Dismantling formwork D
ays 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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Cycles of Concrete Slabs

Cycle 1 Floor Roof Slab Second Floor Slab First Floor Slab Ground Floor Slab FW
Set 1 FW Set 2 Zone A1 Zone A2 Zone B1 Zone B2 Zone C1 Zone C2
Set 1 FW Set 3 Zone A1 Zone A2 Zone B1 Zone B2 Zone C1 Zone C2
Set 1 FW Set 3 FW Set 2 Zone A1 Zone A2 Zone B1 Zone B2 Zone C1 Zone C2
Cycle 5 Floor Roof Slab Second Floor Slab First Floor Slab Ground Floor Slab
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Zone A1
Zone A2
Zone B1
Zone B2
Zone C1
Zone C2
FW Set 1 FW Set 3 FW Set 2
Cycle 6 Floor Roof Slab Second Floor Slab First Floor Slab Ground Floor Slab Zon
e A1 FW Set 1 FW Set 3 FW Set 2 Zone A2 Zone B1 Zone B2 Zone C1 Zone C2
e A1 Zone A2 FW Set 2 Zone B1 FW Set 1 Zone B2 FW Set 3 Zone C1 Zone C2
e A1 Zone A2 Zone B1 Zone B2 Zone C1 FW Set 3 Zone C2 FW Set 2
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4.7- Roofing System

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Roofing system Once all heavy works are completed on roof, and drainage and other
inserts are fixed in place, the area will be cleaned and roofing works starts.
All roofing layers shall be as per drawings / specifications / manufacturer reco
mmendations. After each layer is completed, it will be inspected / approved by t
he engineer before applying the next layer. After roof work works are completed,
flash up and rain water outlets and other roof fixtures shall be erected. A sec
tion detail is attached below to illustrate the roofing system layers.
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4.8- Faade Works

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Faade works The faade works will include installation of concrete panel cladding as
well as curtain wall works. Sigma paint shall be applied in the elevations of o
pen court areas. After completion of concrete works in each zone, block works sha
ll be carried out, for both external and internal once the external block works
are completed insulation works will take place and after completion of insulatio
n works on external block works concrete precast panel cladding works shall star
t. Opening in block works will be provided to receive precast support ribs witho
ut causing damages to the adjacent works. Curtain wall works shall proceed immedi
ately after the completion of concrete works. After completion of concrete works
, Curtain wall brackets will be fixed and aligned, after completion of brackets,
aluminium frames will be installed and then the glass will be erected after ins
tallation of aluminium frames. The windows will be fixed after the completion of
external cladding as it will rest on the precast panels. The sequence of works an
d crews movement shall be as per the zoning strategy. The crews movement will be
from Zone A to Zone B to Zone C. 2 crews will be provided for the installation
of Concrete precast cladding. Tower cranes and mobile cranes will be used for th
e installation of the precast panels Plaster and sigma works are also included in
the internal faade works in the open court area, completion of these activities
will be depending on dismantling the tower cranes and clearing the area to enabl
e the erection of scaffolding. The tower crane will be dismantled after the comp
letion of roofing system works as well as uploading the required materials to it
s locations in the floors. However, 3 sides can be carried out prior the dismant
ling of tower cranes to expedite the works.
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Sequence of Work
Zone C
Elevation 1
Zone B
Zone A
Elevation 4
Sub Zone O3
Sub Zone O2
Sub Zone O1
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Figure 4.11
Elevation 3
Crews Movement
Crews Movement
Elevation 2
4.9- Finishing & Electromechanical Works

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Finishing & Electromechanical works Finishing works will include the following: Ma
sonry block works & gypsum board partitions Wall finishes such as plaster, painti
ng & ceramic tiles for wet area Ceiling works such as gypsum board and tiles, met
al ceiling Flooring works such as terrazzo tiles, marble tiles, resilient floorin
g, carpet tiles, carpet roles for prayer rooms, rubber tiles, raised flooring, c
eramic flooring for wet areas as well as epoxy paints for the car park area at t
he basement. Electromechanical works shall include the following : Water supply &
drainage piping HVAC ducting & piping Electrical conduiting and wiring Equipments s
uch as generators, pumps, AHUs and exhaust fans Sanitary fixtures & toilet access
ories Electrical accessories
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Finishing Strategy The finishing works shall start with the masonry works. The ma
sonry works will be externally & internally., internal & external masonry can be
carried out once the site is ready and the slabs scaffolding are removed. Simul
taneously fire fighting pipes, chilled water pipes, HVAC ducting, drainage and w
ater supply H/L pipes shall start. Wall finishes will consist of sand cement plas
ter & paint while in wet areas ceramic tiles. The plaster works will be carried
out after completion of first fix electromechanical works such as electrical con
duits, and plumbing pipes at wet areas. Paint works & ceramic works shall follow
up once plaster work is completed, as for painting works will be on stages (Pai
nt preparation, 2nd Painting coat, and Final painting coat which will be carried
out at the final stage of the project) Ceilings will be consisting of gypsum boa
rds and tiles, metal false ceiling as well as plaster and paint for wet area and
stair cases. False ceiling works shall take place after the completion of all M
EP works above false ceiling and the completion of the paint putty & first coat.
Floor finishes will consist of various materials such as terrazzo tiles, vinyl t
iles, marble tiles, carpet tiles, etc. all materials will be applied on the prep
ared beds after wall plastering and fixation of the door frames and all other in
terior finishes on the walls and ceiling will be done afterwards. In case of car
pet tiles & roles, flooring works will be done after completion of other finishi
ng works. Electromechanical works will be divided to three items: First fix items
such as piping, ducting, cable trays, etc works at high level, will be carried
out after removal of slab formwork, while conduits will be carried out after the
completion of block works. Second Fix items such as equipments, pumps, elect pan
els shall be carried out after completion of second painting coats and flooring.
Third Fix items such as elect accessories, sanitary fixtures, toilet accessories
, etc shall be carried out after installation of doors leaves and hardware as we
ll as 2nd painting coats.
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Finishing & Electromechanical works strategy As per the Zoning strategy of the f
inishing works, the execution of works will be carried out as follows: Dry Areas
The finishing works will include the following: Plaster & Paint for wall. Gypsum
Board & Tiles for false ceiling. Marble tiles, Vinyl tiles, Terrazzo Tiles, Cer
amic Tiles and Carpet tiles for Flooring.
The sequence of works are planned to be carried out as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6
. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Block works & First fix e
lectromechanical works such as elec conduits, ducting & piping Installation of d
oor frames Plaster works Paint preparation & Putty Window frames Screed for floo
ring (vinyl and carpet tiles) First fix gypsum board partition + door frames + F
irst fix Electromechanical Insulation & closing gypsum board partition + Paint p
reparation & Putty Installation of HVAC ducts, FF pipes, elec conduits above cei
ling False ceiling suspension system Installation of false ceiling services tile
s KFD visual inspection prior closing false ceiling Painting of ceiling Flooring
tiles (Marble, Terrazzo, Ceramic) Fixing door leaves & window glazing Doors & w
indows hardware Painting Coats Final fix electromechanical Final painting coat I
nstallation of carpet & vinyl tiles
The above mentioned activities will be added in more details in the CCS
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Corridors
The finishing works will include the following: Plaster & Paint for walls Gypsum
Board & Tiles for false ceiling Marble tiles & Vinyl Tiles for First & second f
loors
. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Block works & First fix electromechanical wor
ks such as elec conduits, ducting & piping Installation of door frames Plaster w
orks Paint preparation & Putty Screed for flooring (Vinyl or carpet) False ceili
ng suspension system Installation of false ceiling services tiles KFD visual ins
pection prior closing false ceiling Painting of ceiling Installation of Marble t
iles Fixing door leaves & window glazing Doors & windows hardware Final fix elec
tromechanical Final painting coat Installation of vinyl tiles
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Wet areas
The finishing works will include the following: Ceramic walls Plaster & Paint fo
r ceiling Ceramic Flooring Sanitary fixtures & Toilet accessories
. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Block works & First fix electromechanical works such
as elec conduits, water supply & drainage pipes at low level Waterproofing works
Installation of door frames Plaster works Steel frame for marble counters Ceram
ic tiles for walls Ceramic for floors Doors Leaves Doors & windows hardware Inst
allation of marble counter Installation of Sanitary fixtures and toilet accessor
ies Painting of ceiling Final fix electromechanical Air Handling Units Installat
ion: The Air Handling Units will be kept in the stores once arrived to the site
The maximum dimensions of the AHUs will be 1.60mX1.00m X0.55m and will have a we
ight of 100kg The air handling units will be lifted by 4 labors through the stai
rcases to reach the required floors and will be installed above the attic slab a
fter the completion of attic slab water proofing works and prior completion of b
lock work above attic slab so that enough space will be available to install the
AHU.
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Staircase area
The finishing works will include the following: Plaster & Paint for walls Plaste
r & Paint for ceiling Marble tiles Flooring Handrails
. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Block works & First fix electromechanical works such as elec
conduits Installation of door frames Plaster works Paint preparation & putty 2nd
coat painting Marble tiles and skirting Doors Leaves Doors & windows hardware F
ixing handrails Final fix electromechanical Final Painting coats
Sequence of Work & Crews movement One crew for each trade will start in executio
n as soon as the finishing works are ready, the movement of each crew will be zo
ne wise. Once the finishing works at Zone C is ready to start, another crew will
be added to have a total of two crews working together. The first crew (Crew 1)
will be moving horizontally and vertically between Zones A & B, while the secon
d crew (Crew 2) will be moving vertically in Zone C. A diagram is attached to il
lustrate the crews movement for execution of Finishing works.
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Internal Block Works

MEP First Fixation
Internal Block Works Attic Slab
Internal Block Works
Installation of Door frames
Plaster Works Paint Prep. & Putty MEP above false ceiling
MEP First Fixation Waterproofing works Installation of Door frames Plaster Works
Installation of Door frames Plaster Works Paint preparation & Putty
Screed for Flooring
First Fix Gypsum Board partition
First Fix MEP For G.B Partitions
Insulation & gypsum board partition closing
Installation of False ceiling suspension sys
2nd Painting Stage
Steel frame for marble counter Ceramic tiles for Walls Ceramic Tiles for Floors
Installation of Marble Counter Installation of Sanitary Fixtures & Toilet access
Painting of ceiling
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Marble tiles & Skirting Doors Leaves
Paint Preparation & Putty for G.B Partitions
Installation of False ceiling service tiles Painting of G.B Ceiling Flooring til
es
Final Fix electromechanical
Doors Leaves
Doors & windows Hardware Fixing Handrail MEP Final fixation Final Painting coat
Door Leaves, window glazing & Hardware
Doors Hardware
Painting Coats
Carpet & Vinyl
Final Painting Coats
Final Fix electromechanical
Finishing & electromechanical works sequence & crews movement

SF
Crew 2
4
Crew 1
8
Crew 1
7
FF
Crew 2
3
Crew 1
6
Crew 1
5
GF
Crew 2
2
Crew 1
4
Crew 1
3
BF
Crew 2
1
Crew 1
2
Crew 1
1
Zone C
Zone B
Figure 4.12
Zone A
Two crews will be provided to execute the works, the number below the crew indic
ates the movement sequence of the crew
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External works After completion of concrete skeleton and most of the faade works
( Elevations 1,2 & 3) the external works shall be carried out. The execution of
external works will be in two stages as follows :
Infrastructure Services The infrastructure service should start with the lower n
etwork (storm work network + sanitary network) we will locate all pipe lines & m
anhole as per approved shop drawings & coordination drawings. We will excavate f
or pipelines and manhole location. After fixing installing & fixing all manholes
and pipelines in the approved levels and locations, we will backfill the pipe l
ines in layers as specified. The network of fresh water, brackish, fire protecti
on and LPG will be done as per approved drawings and method statement All the ex
ternal services such as laying of cables, installation of street lights, communi
cation network etc. will be carried out as per the approved shop drawings and co
ntract specification. For all infrastructure piping works, the concrete encaseme
nt will be done as per approved shop drawings & specifications Hard Landscape Gen
eral method for all the hard landscape elements is the same, it will be carried
out after completion of infrastructure services. It will begin with site measure
ments and placement of the precasted concrete curb stones along their specified
path. This will form the area for developing the asphalt roads as per contract s
pecifications. Development of the pavements, paths and paved areas will be done o
n compacted soil, by placing the polythene sheet if needed, concrete slabs and m
ortar or sand beds for the specified finishes (precast concrete tiles, precast c
oncrete interlocking pavers)
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As per the construction strategy and methodology, the external works will be div
ided to 4 Zones as follows : Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 The sequence of work for the exte
rnal works will be related to the site logistics as well as the concrete and cla
dding works. The execution of works will be planned to take place in four stages
as explained in the following: Stage 1 Once the concrete works are completed, t
he steel reinforcement workshop will be no longer required and will be removed f
rom the site. In addition the cladding works for the east elevation will be comp
leted. Accordingly, the site will be ready for the external works at Zone 1 to b
e carried out. Such works will include all infrastructure works as well as the l
andscaping works. The material store will be one of the main obstacle in executi
on of the external works, therefore its is planned to be relocated in the baseme
nt at Zone C (A plan for the new stores location is attached). In addition, the
temporary vehicle road will be rerouted as illustrated on the attached plans. Th
e works that will take place in this stage are the following: Infrastructure work
s Kerbstone works Sub grade for asphalt Stage 2 After completion of stage 1. Cladd
ing works at the south and west elevations is expected to be completed. Accordin
gly, external works at Zone 2 will be carried out. Rerouting of the temporary ve
hicle road will be taken into consideration. The works that will take place in t
his stage are as follows: Infrastructure Works Kerbstone works Sub grade for asphal
t Stage 3 After completion of stage 2. Cladding works at the north elevation is
expected to be completed. Accordingly, external works at Zone 3 will be carried
out. Rerouting of the temporary vehicle road will be taken into consideration. T
he works that will take place in this stage are as follows: Infrastructure Works K
erbstone Works Sub grade for Asphalt
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After completion of all above mentioned stages, final asphalt layers and interlo
ck tiling works shall be carried out. The sequence of these works shall be as pe
r construction strategy.
The existing external services near the shelter escape will be studied and reloc
ated and will be assured to stay fully operating and maintained.
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N
83
Figure 4.13
N
84
Figure 4.14
N
85
Figure 4.15
Level formation
Excavation for Lower network (Storm & Drainage pipes)
Installation of Pipes & Manholes Encasement & Backfilling Excavation of higher n
etwork pipes
Installation of pipes & manholes
Encasement & Backfilling
Completion of Infrastructure works
Landscape Works
Fixing Curbstone
Laying Asphalt Layers
Interlock Tiles paving
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4.11- Authority Approvals, Testing & Commissioning

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Authority Approvals, testing & commissioning Authority approvals , testing and c

ommissioning are all linked to the completion of respective works and are includ
ed in the schedule under a separate section A diagram is attached to clarify the
procedure followed in order to complete the project Testing & Commissioning Plum
bing system A. During the manufacture (at Contractor s premises only), installat
ion and after completion of works; the system, sections of the system or its com
ponents shall be tested by the Contractor / specialist Subcontractor in the pres
ence of the Engineers representative, as directed below or elsewhere. The Contrac
tor shall procure all testing instruments and accessories and bear all costs in
connection with the same: 1. Basic materials for conformity with the specified s
tandards. 2. Supports and anchors for ability to withstand required loads. 3. Wa
ll mounted sanitary fixtures with a dead weight of 100 kgs. 4. Pumping equipment
for the specified flow, head, controls, safety interlocks and alarms; noise cri
teria, etc. 5. Heat transfer equipment for full load capability, controls, safet
y interlocks, and alarms and operation of safety valves. 6. Filtration equipment
for flow, head loss, filtration fineness, controls alarms, regeneration etc. 7.
Control system for operating ranges, tolerances, cutout, alarms 8. Water supply
systems for required flow and pressure at simulated peak flow conditions (open
sectional control valves estimated no. of outlets in open condition, in series).
9. Drainage systems for simulated peak flow conditions and performance of trap
seals (by simultaneous discharge of all water closets stack or groups). 10. Pipi
ng in general for line, level and slopes. 11. Sanitary fixtures for operation of
fittings and proper fixation.
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B. Balance and regulate the following items, systems. 1. Globe valves on pump di
scharge for design flow. 2. Balancing valves in circulating systems for equal or
proportionate flow. 3. Thermostats for cut in cut out temperatures or range. 4.
Angle valves on fixture supply for regulated flow. TESTING OF PRESSURIZED PIPIN
G A. The pipes shall be jointed, plugged and shall have been in position for at
least 24 hours, before the tests are carried out. B. The piping shall be tested
for line, gradient and water tightness. The Contractor shall furnish all labour,
and necessary testing instruments such as gauges, pumps etc. as directed by the
Engineers representative. A minimum of two (2) nos identical pressure gauges sha
ll be installed at extremities of the piping circuit to be tested. C. Fill the p
iping with clean fresh water, leaving all high points open to allow for purging
of air. Allow a soaking period of at least 24 hours for cement lined or concrete
pipes. D. Pressurize the system using manual pumps in increments of 25 percent
of the test pressure. Allow a standing period of 10 minutes after each pressure
increment. Pressure testing using motor driven pump is not permitted. E. Do not
over pressurize the system under any circumstance. If the test pressure is close
to the maximum permissible pressure of any of the system components, install ca
librated pressure relief valves in the tested circuit. F. Prior to testing keep
all valves and control devices in open position. After completion of pressure te
st, close each valve one at a time starting from the pressure release end, so as
to ensure tightness of the valve. G. The piping shall be hydrostatically tested
at a pressure of 690 Kpa (100 psig) or 1.5 times the system working pressure, w
hichever is greater, but limited to 1379 Kpa (200 psig) for copper and steel pip
ing and 1034 Kpa (150 psig) for UPVC piping. The pressure shall be maintained fo
r at least 4 hours. In metallic piping, allow for pressure fluctuations due to a
mbient temperature variations. Record the circuit temperature along with the pre
ssure readings. H. Check for leaks by swabbing with a dry tissue. Drop in pressu
re to the order of 10 Kpa (1.5 psig) per hour shall be considered as acceptable.
I. Do not subject sanitary fixture chrome fittings to the test pressure. J. Pip
ing shall be tested in segments during the progress of the work. Maintain an off
icial log book for recording the tests carried out on sections of piping, includ
ing test pressure, date of test
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TESTING OF DRAIN, WASTE AND VENT PIPING A. The pipes shall be joined, plugged an
d shall have been in position for at least 24 hours before the tests are carried
out. B. The piping shall be tested for line, gradient and water tightness. Furn
ish all labour and necessary testing instruments as directed by the Engineers rep
resentative. C. Install compression type rubber plugs with bleeding caps to plug
branch risers in horizontal piping. Install inflatable pneumatic rubber plugs f
or vertical risers and other inaccessible areas. D. Fill the piping with clean f
resh water, leaving all the high points open to allow purging of air. E. All soi
l, waste, vent and storm piping shall be tested by filling entire system with wa
ter to a minimum head of 3 Ms (10 feet) minimum at any part of the system. The s
ystem shall hold the water level to within 100 mm (4 inch) drop in 8 hours. Vert
ical piping shall be tested in sections of two or three floors at a time. F. Che
ck for leaks by swabbing with a dry tissue. G. Test completed piping by simultan
eous flushing of all water closets. Test drainage branches by simultaneous disch
arge of filled bath tubs, washbasins etc.
DISINFECTION AND FLUSHING OF FRESH WATER PIPING SYSTEM A. Prior to starting work
, verify that system is complete, flushed and clean. B. Ensure pH of water to be
treated is between 7.4 and 7.6 by adding alkali (caustic soda or soda ash) or a
cid (hydrochloric acid). C. Add disinfectant, free chlorine in liquid, powder or
tablet form to obtain 50 to 80 mg/L residual. D. Fill the system piping with ch
lorinated water and bleed water from outlets to ensure distribution and test for
disinfectant residual at minimum 15 percent of outlets. E. Maintain disinfectan
t in system for 24 hours. F. During the disinfections period install temporary w
arning signs in both Arabic and English at conspicuous places throughout the Pro
ject against using the chlorinated water. G. If final disinfectant residual test
s less than 25 mg/L, at any outlet, repeat treatment. H. Flush disinfectant from
system until residual equal to that of incoming water or 1.0 mg/L. I. Take samp
les no sooner than 24 hours after flushing, from remote outlet of each riser and
from water entry, and analyse in accordance with AWWA C601. Submit result of an
alysis to Engineers representative for approval.
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INSPECTION, TESTS AND ADJUSTMENTS OF FIRE PUMPS A. Prior to Start Up. 1. The pump
motor assembly alignment shall be checked and adjusted, if necessary. Steel cle
ats shall be welded on pump and motor bases to lock them in aligned position. 2.
Foundation and coupling bolts shall be tightened and locked. 3. Pump shaft shal
l be checked for free rotation. 4. Electrical continuity and insulation of motor
and the control panel shall be checked by meggering. 5. The calibration of the
relief valve opening and its installation shall be checked and corrected if nece
ssary. 6. The system isolating valve/s shall be shut-off and the test line opene
d. 7. The tripping element of the circuit breaker shall be checked for correct s
election and proper installation. The star-delta change over timing shall be adj
usted to the period recommended by the motor manufacturer. 8. System power suppl
y voltage shall be checked and all other checks outlined in the controller opera
tion manual performed, before energizing the controller. 9. The suction lines an
d the pump casing shall be checked for proper filling with water. B. The followi
ng shall be executed to start the system up: 1. The direction of rotation of the
pump shall be checked and corrected, if necessary, by momentary operation of th
e emergency start lever. 2. The valve on the test line shall be partially closed
to avoid the operation of the pump at high discharge rates. 3. The pump shall b
e started on manual mode. 4. The motor full load current shall be checked by man
ipulating the flow. 5. The pressure relief valve shall be checked for proper ope
ration by gradually closing the test valve. 6. The pump and motor bearings shall
be checked for signs of overheating. 7. The suction line shall be checked for s
igns for entry of air and proper suction intake flow. C. The pump performance sh
all be verified as follows: 91 1. The pump head shall be checked at 100 % and 15
0 % of nominal flow and
D. The following shall be executed to put the system into Service: 1. Isolate th
e fire pump controllers. 2. Close the test line and open the system isolating va
lve. Ensure that the system outlets are closed. 3. Fill the system with the jock
ey pump. Maintain pressure for 24 hours and ensure that there are no leaks. 4. E
nergize fire pump controllers and ensure that the system is in automatic mode. HV
AC Systems During the manufacture (in Contractors premises only) and installatio
n and after completion of works; the system, sections of the system or its compo
nents shall be tested by the Contractor/Specialist Subcontractor in the presence
of the Engineers Representative as directed below or elsewhere. The Contractor s
hall procure all testing instruments and accessories and bear all costs in conne
ction with the same: 1. Basic materials for conformity with the specified standa
rds. 2. Supports and anchors for ability to withstand required loads. 3. Pumping
equipment for the specified flow, head, controls, safety interlocks and alarms;
noise criteria, etc. 4. Heat transfer equipment for full load capability, contr
ols, safety interlocks, and alarms and operation of safety valves. 5. Control sy
stem for operating ranges, tolerances, cutout, alarms etc.
Electrical works Testing & Commissioning
Wiring Devices A. Test all switches, socket outlets etc., for correct polarity a
nd continuity of conductors in the presence of and to the entire satisfaction of
the Engineer. B. Carry out live phase to earth loop impedance tests at all swit
ches and socket outlets with an approved earth loop impedance tester to the enti
re satisfaction of the Engineer. Ensure that all device plates have satisfactory
earth continuity to the protective conductor system. C. Test all 13 Amp. socket
outlets for instantaneous tripping of associated distribution board current ope
rated earth leakage circuit breaker using testing equipment, approved by the Eng
ineer.
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Diesel Generator
Testing shall be carried out at full load after completion of installation by th
e Engine manufacturer s qualified representation by the Engine manufacturer s qu
alified representative in the presence of the Engineer. 2. If the above cannot b
e done then testing shall be done at the manufacturer/supplier s premises at ful
l load in the presence of the Engineer. All arrangements and costs incurred by s
uch a test shall be responsibility of the Contractor.
Switch Boards
Test shall be performed at the manufacturers plant in accordance with BS-5486. Th
e manufacturer shall submit the test reports to the purchaser for approval. Insp
ection shall be carried out at the manufacturers plant and test witnessed by the
Engineer before delivery of equipment to site.
UPS
1. Routine tests shall be carried out at the manufacturers works on each complete
d unit and witnessed by the Purchaser and Owner or his appointed representatives
. These tests shall include: a. Insulation resistance test b. Dielectric strengt
h test c. Operational and sequence test d. Performance test e. Transient respons
e test The transient response should record the results with oscillograms. These
tests shall include: - Simulation of an inverter failure which would cause the
full load to transfer from the inverter to standby power. - Manual return of the
full load from standby power to the inverter. - Simulation of failure of the AC
power input of the battery charger. - Simulation of battery charger failure. Measurement of the inverter output voltage when the input voltage is varied betw
een 10 percent and the frequency, between 2 Hz. f. Short circuit tests - Short t
he inverter output circuit to record the current limiting effect of the inverter
. - Short the output of one of the branch circuits to ensure clearing of the fau
lt. g. Temperature rise test h. Noise level test i. Measurement of dimensions j.
Visual check of workmanship and finish 2. The manufacture shall submit these te
st reports for Owners approval. 3. Approval by the purchaser/Owner shall not reli
eve the manufacturer of his commitments under the terms of the purchase order an
d this specifications.
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Telecommunication System
Testing shall conform to TIA/EIA TSB-67 Transmission Performance Specifications
for Field Testing of Unshielded Twisted Cabling Systems and ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-A-1
, Propagation Delay and Delay Skew Specification for 100-ohm 4-pair cable. Testi
ng shall be accomplished using level III field testers. Test each pair of each c
able for opens, shorts, grounds, and pair reversal. Correct grounded and reverse
d pairs. Examine open and shorted pairs to determine if problem is caused by imp
roper termination. If termination is proper, tag bad pairs at both ends and note
on termination sheets. 1) Perform testing of copper cables with tester meeting
TIA/EIA TSB-67 and ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-A-1 requirements. 2) If horizontal cable con
tains bad conductors or shield, remove and replace cable.
Fire Alarm & Detection System
A. After the installation is complete, the contractor shall conduct operating co
mmissioning tests. The system installation, testing and commissioning shall be a
s per Kuwait Fire Brigade approval and requirements. B. The Fire Alarm System sh
all be completely programmed in accordance with Kuwait Fire Brigade requirement
and a specialist from the manufacturer shall attend and demonstrate the complete
system.
Public Address System
A. The completed public address system shall be fully tested and adjusted the tr
ansformer taps for appropriate sound level by the contractor in the presence of
the owners representative. B. Measure and record sound pressure levels at design
ated locations. C. Upon completion of a successful test, the Contractor shall so
certify in writing to the Owner and provide detailed, demonstration and trainin
g. D. Submit all shop drawings indicating installation details, cable routing an
d system configuration and technical catalogue for each component.
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KFB
Submit fire alarm, fire protection, smoke ventilation system shop drawing & mate
rials to KFB Approval of fire alarm, fire protection, smoke ventilation system s
hop drawing & materials by KFB Submit of Substation shop dwg
MOE
Submit HVAC as built & load calculation to MOE Approval of HVAC as built & load
calculation by MOE
KM
MEW
MEW Site inspection & Approval
MOC
Submit MOC intake dwgs for approval
Civil Defense
Approval of Substation shop dwgs
Checking of site issuance of clearing certificate by KM
Payment of Fee by the owner
Inspection of Intake By MOC
Approval by MOC Substation Civil works inspection Submit elec as built & all loa
ds to MOE Approve elec as built & all loads by MOE
Inspection of Installation prior ceiling closing
Approval of Civil works inspection
Physical installation, inspection approval by MOC Payment of fees by owner Conne
ction, activation of telephone lines by MOC Issuance of letter of Power connecti
on to MOE by KM
Final Installation & Arch. Visual inspection by KFB
Fix Transformer, HT Panel & connection by MOE
Inspection of site MOE Approval Payment of fee to MOE by owner
Approval by KFB
Letter to KM for Power connection KFB Final operation Final certification of acc
eptance
Third Party inspection
Electrical Connection to site
Civil Defense inspection
Testing & commissioning
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Project Complete
5-Site Logistics
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5 - Site Logistics Plan

The Site Logistic Plan includes the temporary fences, sign boards, Consultant sit
e offices, Contractors site offices, subcontractors site offices, consultant and
contractors car park shed, workshops for cutting & bending steel, stores for kee
ping materials, labors toilets & rest sheds. Temporary access routes are taken i
n consideration to allow equipments & machines movement around the construction
site facilities. For further illustrations, refer to the attached plan Two Tower
cranes (TC-1 and TC-2) will be erected as shown in the attached plans. The first
Tower Crane TC-1 will be located at the open court area between axis (H & S) an
d axis (21 & 28). The second Tower crane TC-2 will be located at the open court
area between axis (H & S) and axis (6 & 12). Both Tower cranes will have radius
of 55 m and lifting capacity of 52.6 KN and will be installed after casting the
raft foundation. A plan is attached to indicate the proposed foundation of the t
ower crane which will be submitted for approval to the consultant. Impact of Towe
r Crane (TC-1) Due to the tower crane location in the open court area between axi
s (21 & 28). Some construction activities will be on hold till dismantling the t
ower crane, such as the following: Part of the concrete slab in the ground floor
(tower crane location) Cast in situ terrazzo tiles Flooring works at the basement.
External Plaster works Impact of Tower Crane (TC-2) Due to the tower crane locatio
n in the open court area between axis (6 & 12). Some construction activities wil
l be on hold till dismantling the tower crane, such as the following: Part of the
concrete slab in the ground floor (tower crane location) Cast in situ terrazzo t
iles Flooring works at the basement. External Plaster works Tower Crane Dismantling
2 mobile cranes will be used for dismantling the tower crane, the tower crane bo
om and the counter jib will first be dismantled. After dismantling the boom and c
ounter jib, the operator cabin will be dismantled. After dismantling the operator
cabin, the tower crane section will be dismantled one by one till all sections
are dismantled
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Mobilization
The construction phase shall commence upon receiving the handing over of the site
from the municipality. Accordingly, mobilization works shall start. The mobiliz
ation will be in accordance with the proposed time schedule and contract milesto
nes and within this period all requirements mentioned in the specifications and
other contract documents will be followed and coordinated with the municipality
and other authorities for all related approvals and permits. The mobilization wor
ks shall include the following: Consultant & Contractor/ Subcontractors site offi
ces A/E site offices will be erected by a professional subcontractor, while main
contractor staff office will be constructed by our carpentry workshop, and will
be sited as approved by the engineer, In addition to all the site temporary ser
vices such as fire fighting, water supply, drainage, electric HVAC, telephone ne
twork, etc. The offices will be furnished and equipped as required. Suitable pav
ed temporary site access roads as per standard. Detailed shop drawing for the ab
ove will be submitted for consultants review and approval prior execution. Consul
tant & Contractor car park sheds Consultant and main contractor car park shed wi
ll be erected by a professional subcontractor to allow adequate number of cars,
and will be sited as approved by the engineer. Detailed Shop drawing will be sub
mitted for review and approval prior the execution. Temporary fence A complete fe
nce will be executed as specified in tender documents, with the relevant approve
d shop drawings. All Client, CM and consultant requirements shall be taken into
consideration Sign Boards Shop drawings will be submitted in due time for the sam
e for approval prior fixation, as well as all calculations required. Necessary e
lectrical supply to sign board lighting shall be provided. Stores Covered storage
area for different type of materials will be provided, and will be sited as app
roved by the engineer. Work shops The site will be provided with work shops for st
eel reinforcement preparation, cutting and bending, as well as formwork and shut
ter assembling
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Labors rest sheds & toilets Labors rest sheds, drinking fountains, guard house, et
c shall be provided, and will be located as approved by the engineer. Temporary L
ighting & Power Adequate lighting and power shall be provided for all constructi
on tools and equipment without overloading the temporary facilities, and shall b
e made available for construction operations of all trades . Construction debris
removal The debris will be removed as required to maintain the site tidy and acc
essible all the time, and the same will be transported to the offsite dumping ar
ea. Temporary Controls Temporary controls shall be taken in consideration as spe
cified during the construction period, such as noise control, dust control, wate
r control , fire fighting control, etc. First Aid Facilities First aid Facilitie
s shall be provided as per the safety program
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Site Logistic Plan

Figure 5.1
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Tower Cranes Locations

Tower Crane (TC2)
Tower Crane (TC1)
Figure 5.2
101

Figure 5.3
102
6- Activity Coding & ID System

103
Nursing Institute - PAAET RECAFCO Activity Coding System

No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Description Phase Building Floor Zone Sub Zone Subcontractor
Division Sub Division Number of characters 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 5 Notes
No 1 2 3 4 No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 No 1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Type G E C S Location G C S M B X T A O P Floor GN SA MU PR FD BF GF FF SF RF UR
EV ST EL EX Zone G A B C S N O W E 1 2 3 General Zone A Zone B Zone C Shelter A
rea North Elevation South Elevation West Elevation East Ealevation Zone 1 Zone 2
Zone 3 General Engineering Phase Construction Phase Project Closure
Description
Notes
Description General Subcontractors/Sppliers Shop Drawings Materials Main Buildin
g External Works Testing & Commissioning Authorities Approvals Close Out Provisi
onal Items Description General Submittal & Approvals Mock Ups Procurement Founda
tion Basement Ground Floor First Floor Second Floor Roof Upper Roof Elevators St
aircases Elevations External Works Description
Notes
Notes
Notes
only in basement
for external works for external works for external works
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No 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 26 No 1 2 3
5 6 7 8 9 RC DS JN KF AL BD KZ ET GN A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 DR WT CO S1 S2 S3 S4 S5
S6 S7 S8 S9 MA TR O1 O2 O3 IS LS
Sub Zone General Zone A1 Zone A2 Zone B1 Zone B2 Zone C1 Zone C2 Dry Areas Wet A
reas Corridors Stair Case 1 Stair Case 2 Stair Case 3 Stair Case 4 Stair Case 5
Stair Case 6 Stair Case 7 Stair Case 8 Stair Case 9 Mechanical Area Transformer
Room Open Court Area 1 Open Court Area 2 Open Court Area 3 Infrastructure works
Landscape works Subcontractor
Description
Notes For Concrete works only For Concrete works only For Concrete works only Fo
r Concrete works only For Concrete works only For Concrete works only
Description Recafco Drake & Skull Jassim Al-Nisf Kuwait Foundation Alico Kuwait
Boodai Trading Co KZ Pest Control ETA Engineering & Elevator Co
Notes Main Contractor Electormechanical Subcontractor Waterproofing Subcontracto
r Shoring works subcontractor Aluminium Works subcont. Shelter Equip. subcontrac
tor Anti Termite Subcontractor Elevator works subcontractor
No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
GN0 020 030 040 050 070 080 090 100 110 120 130 140 15P 15F 15H 15L 160
Division
Description General Division 02 - Earth Works Division 03 - Concrete Works Divis
ion 04 - Masonry Works Division 05 - Metal Works Division 07 - Thermal & Moistur
e Protection Division 08 - Doors & Windows Division 09 - Finishes Division 10 Specialities Division 11 - Equipment Division 12 - Furinture Division 13 - Speci
al Construction Division 14 - Conveying System Division 15 - Mechanical Works (P
lumbing) Division 15 - Mechanical Works (Fire Fighting) Division 15 - Mechanical
Works (HVAC) Division 15 - Mechanical Works (LPG) Division 16 - Electrical work
s Description SUMMARY OF WORKS CONTRACT MODIFICATION PROCEDURE PAYMENT PROCEDURE
S PROJECT COORDINATION MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL COORDINATION PROJECT MEETINGS N
ETWORK ANALYSIS SCHEDULES CONSTRUCTION PHOTOGRAPHS SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES DOCUMENT
PRODUCT DATA AND SAMPLES QUALITY REQUIREMENTS REFERENCE STANDARDS AND DEFINATIO
NS MOCK UP REQUIREMENTS
Notes
CSI Subdivision 01110 01250 01290 01311 01312 01313 01321 01322 01330 01333 0140
0 01420 01455
Notes
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No CSI Subdivision 14 01458 15 01505 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3

0 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56
57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 01521 01555 01561 01562 01580 01
600 01632 01722 01732 01741 01742 01750 01770 01783 01785 01787 01789 02210 0233
0 02240 02260 02300 02362 02510 02580 02772 02783 02890 03100 03200 03300 03480
03550 03520 03535 04050 04815 05500 05521 05580 07110 07120 07160 07210 07320 07
551 07620 07920 07840 08110 08120 08210 08310 08520 08710 08800 08900
Description TESTING LABORATORY SERVICES CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES AND TEMPORARY CO
NTROL FIELD OFFICE AND SHEDS TRAFFIC CONTROL SAFETY MEASURES AND STANDARD TEMPOR
ARY BARRIERS AND ENCLOSURES PROJECT IDENTIFICATION AND SIGNS PRODUCT REQUIREMENT
ALTERNATIVES AND SUBSTITUTES FIELD ENGINEERING CUTTING AND PATCHING FINAL CLEAN
ING PROGRESS CLEANING STARTING AND ADJUSTING CLOSEOUT PROCEDURES OPERATION AND M
AINTENANCE DUTIES DURING MAINTENANCE PERIOD PROJECT WARRANTIES PROJECT RECORD DO
CUMENTS SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATION SITE CLEARING DEWATERING EXCAVATION SUPPORT & P
ROTECTION EARTH WORK TERMITE CONTROL ASPHALT WORK ROADWAY AND PARKING MARKINGS P
RECAST CONCRETE CURBS INTERLOCK PRECAST CONCRETE PAVERS TRAFIC SIGN AND SIGNALS
CONCRETE FORMWORK STEEL REINFORCEMENT CAST IN-PLACE CONCRETE PLANT PRECAST ARCH.
CONCRETE CONCRETE TOPPING & FLOOR FINISH LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE FILL SAN CEMENT S
CREED CONC. UNIT MASONRY GLASS UNIT MASONARY METAL FABRICATIONS METAL RAILINGS A
RCHITECTURAL METAL MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING FLUID APPLIED W/P BITOMINIOUS WATERPRO
OFING BUILDING INSULATION PRECAST CONC. ROOF TILES MODIFIED BITUMINIOUS PROOFING
SHEET METAL FLASHING & TRIM JOINT SEALANT FIRESTOPPING STEEL DOORS AND FRAMES A
LUMINIUM WORKS (DOORS) FLUSH WOOD DOOR ACCESS DOORS & PANELS ALUMINIUM DOORS & W
INDOWS DOOR HARDWARE GLAZING GLAZED CURTAIN WALL
Notes
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No 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98
99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118
119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133
CSI Subdivision 09220 09250 09260 09310 09420 09440 09505 09510 09546 09638 0965
1 09653 09671 09680 09910 10265 10270 10400 10810 11460 12566 13036 14210 15050
15060 15070 15075 15080 15100 15121 15122 15123 15140 15181 15183 15185 15190 15
300 15310 15320 15325 15330 15355 15375 15400 15410 15450 15500 15725 15731 1573
4 15738 15761 15763 15785 15810 15820 15837 15838 15841 15855
Description PORTLAND CEMENT PLASTER GYPSUM BOARD GYPSUM BOARD ASSEMBLIES CERAMIC
TILE PRECAST TERRAZZO CAST IN SITU TERRAZZO GYP.BOARD SUSP.CEILING SUSPENDED CE
ILING METAL CEILINGS STONE FLOORING RESILIENT BASE AND ACCESSORIES SHEET VINYL F
LOOR COVERING EPOXY FLOORING CARPET TILES PAINTING IMPACT RESISTANT WALL PROTECT
ION ACCESS FLOORING IDENTIFICATION SIGNS TOILET ACCESSORIES UNIT KITCHENS LABORA
TORY FURNITURE PUBLIC SHELTER ELECTRIC TRACTION ELEVATORS PLUMBING SYSTEM HANGER
S AND SUPPORTS MECHANICAL SOUND & VIBRATION CONTROL MECHANICAL IDENTIFICATION ME
CHANICAL INSULATION PLUMBING PIPING EXPANSION COMPENSATION METERS AND GUAGES PIP
ING SPECIALITIES PLUMBING SPECIALITIES HYDRONIC PIPING AND VALVES REFRIGERANT PI
PING HVAC PUMPS FUEL PIPING FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM FIRE PROTECTION PIPING FIRE P
UMPS & ACCESSORIES SPRINKLERS SYSTEM FIRE PROTECTION SPECIALITIES FOAM EXISTING
SYSTEM STAND PIPE AND HOSE SYSTEM PLUMBING EQUIPMENT PLUMBING FIXTURES WATER STO
RAGE TANKS AND ACCESSORIES HVAC SYSTEM AIR HANDLING UNITS PACKAGED AIR HANDLING
UNITS COMPUTER ROOM AIR CONDITIONING UNIT SPLIT SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONING UNIT AIR
COILS FAN COIL UNITS AIR TO AIR ENERGY RECOVERY UNITS DUCTS (DUCT WORK) DUCT AC
CESSORIES CENTRIFUGAL FANS AND AXIAL FANS POWER ROOF VENTILATORS BYPASS VARIABLE
AIR VOLUME TERMINALS DIFFUSERS, REGISTER AND GRILLS
Notes
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No 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 1
53 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164
CSI Subdivision 15900 15860 15950 15900 15400 15500 16050 16060 16075 16123 1613
0 16133 16134 16140 16210 16235 16441 16442 16443 16500 16611 16640 16670 16710
16721 16725 16771 16800 16821 16850 16860
Description BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM AIR CLEANING DEVICES TESTING ADJUSTING &
BALANCES OF HVAC BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM PLUMBING SYSTEMS HVAC SYSTEMS BASIC
ELECTRICAL MATERIALS & METHODS GROUNDING & BONDING ELECTRICAL IDENTIFICATION BUI
LDING WIRES & CABLES RACEWAY & BOXES CABLE TRAYS UNDERFLOOR RACEWAY ASSEMBLIES W
IRING DEVICES ELECTRICAL WORKS FOR SUBSTATION DIESEL GENERATOR SWITCHING BOARDS
PANEL BOARDS MOTOR CONTROL CENTERS LIGHTING FIXTURES UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPL
Y SYSTEM AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWUTCH LIGHTING PROTECTION SYSTEM TELECOMMUNICATION
SYSTEM INTEGERATED FIRE ALARM SECURITY AND CCTV SYSTEM AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEM CLOCK
SYSTEM PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM TV AND SATELITE SYSTEM INTERACTIVE ELECTRONIC SMAR
T BOARD
Notes
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Activity ID System 20 characters will be used for the Activity ID

1 . 3 . 5 6 . 8 . 10 11 . 13 14 15 16 17 . 19 20
Phase
Location
Floor
Zone
Sub Zone
Subdivision
Number
Example C.B.GF.A.WT.09310.01 = Ceramic Flooring for wet areas at Ground floor Zo
ne A
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7- Productivity Rates
110
Productivity Rates
No. of working days : 6 days/ week (Saturday to Thursday, Friday is day off) Wor
king shifts : one shift / day Working hours : 8 hours / day Over time and Friday
s shall be used if necessary to keep on schedule or to compensate for any unexpe
cted events.
No 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 26 27 28 29
30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38
Division Div 02 Div 02 Div 02 Div 02 Div 02 Div 02 Div 02 Div 02 Div 03 Div 03 D
iv 03 Div 03 Div 03 Div 04 Div 04 Div 05 Div 07 Div 07 Div 07 Div 07 Div 07 Div
07 Div 07 Div 08 Div 08 Div 08 Div 08 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09
Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09
Item Describtion Excavation Works Shoring Backfilling Preparation of blinding An
ti Termite Control Kerbstones Inerlock Tiles Asphalt Concrete Slab Concrete Colu
mns Precast Concrete Cladding Concrete Topping / Screed Leight weight concrete B
lock Works Glass Block Works Handrails Waterproofing membrane Protection Board B
uilding Insulation Concrete Pavers for Roof Metal panels cladding Aluminium Flas
hing Fire Stop Door Frames Door Leaves Door Hardware Frameless Glass panels Ceme
nt plaster 1st stage Cement plaster 2nd stage Ceramic walls for wet areas Cerami
c Skirting G.B partition Studs+1st Layer +Insulation G.B parititions Closing Gyp
sum false ceiling Metal false ceiling Paint preparation Painting Coats Vinyl Til
es
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Productivity Rate per day 350 m 50 m 80 m 200 m 600 m 75m 30m 2000m 30m 5 nos 60m 40
5m 5m 10m 60m 60m 100m 30m 30m 60m 40mr 5 Nos 5 Nos 5 Nos 30m 60m 30m 12m 30mr 20
0m 40m 25m
Crew (Manpower/Equipment) 1nos Loader 4 shoring labours 2 Roller + 2 compactor +
4 labors 3 Labours + 1 Compactor 1 labour 3 Masons 4 Masons 1 Asphalt paver + R
oller + Pnuematic wheel + compacter & compressor 4 carpenters + 2 labour + 4 Ste
el Fixers 2 carpenters + 2 steel Fixers + 2 Labours 6 mason + 1 crane 5 concrete
r + 1 finisher 6 concreter + 1 finisher 1 Block work mason + 1 Labour 1 Mason +
1 Helper 1 Handrail mason + 1 helper 1 WP mason 1 WP mason 1 Mason + 1 Helper 1
Tile Layer + 1 Helper 1 Cladding Mason + 1 Helper 1 Mason + 1 Helper 1 Mason + 1
Helper 1 Doors carpenters + 1 helper 1 Doors carpenters + 1 helper 1 Doors carp
enters + 1 helper 2 Metal Masons + 1 helper 1 Plaster mason + 1 Helper 1 Plaster
mason + 1 Helper 1 ceramic mason + 1 helper 1 ceramic mason + 1 helper 2 mason
+ 1 Helper 2 mason + 1 Helper 1 Mason + 1 Helper 1 Mason + 1 Helper 1 Painter 1
Painter 1 Tile Layer + 1 Helper
No 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64
Division Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 Div 09 D
iv 10 Div 10 Div 10 Div 10 Div 12 Div 13 Div 15 Div 15 Div 15 Div 15 Div 15 Div
15 Div 16 Div 16 Div 16 Div 16 Rubber Tiles Marble Tiles
Item Describtion
Productivity Rate per day 25m 12m 30mr 20mr 15mr 12m 15m 5m 40m 10m 7 nos 5 nos 20m 1
os 10 seats 1 nos 30m 24m 24m 70 kg 20 m 20m 15m 24m 400m 20m
Crew (Manpower/Equipment) 1 Tile Layer + 1 Helper 1 Tile Layer + 1 Helper 1 Tile
Layer + 1 Helper 1 Tile Layer + 1 Helper 1 Tile Layer + 1 Helper 1 Tile Layer +
1 Helper 1 Tile Layer + 1 Helper 1 Tile Layer + 1 Helper 1 Tile Layer + 1 Helpe
r 1 Mason + 1 Helper 1 Mason + 1 Helper 1 Mason + 1 Helper 1 Mason + 1 Helper 1
Signage Mason 1 Finishing Carp. + 1 helper 3 Mason + 1 Helper 1 plumber + 1 help
er 1 plumber + 1 helper 1 FF Pipe Fitter + helper 1 Duct Fitter + 1 helper 1 Duc
t Fitter + 1 helper 1 Pipe Fitter + 1 helper 1 Electrician + Helper 1 Electricia
n + Helper 3 Electricians + 3 helpers 3 Electricians + 3 helpers
Marble Skirting Marble Threshold Marble Counter Granite Flooring Terrazzo Tiles
Insitu Terrazo tiles Carpet Tiles Wood Flooring Wall & Corner guards Toilet Acce
ssories Access Flooring Internal Signage Lab Furnitures Shelter Doors Laying Wat
er supply pipes Laying Drainage pipes Laying Fire Fighting Pipes Laying HVAC Duc
ts Duct Insulation HVAC Piping Installing Cable Trays Electrian Conduiting Wirin
g Works Laying Cables
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Construction, Completion, Operation & Maintenance of the Nursing Institute at PA

1.1- Project Parties

1.2- Project Information

The Major Activities

1.4- Site Location

1.5- Site Staff Organization Chart

1.5b- Job Description

Planning Engineer : Preparation, submission, approval of the project schedule, upd

Structural Engineer : Structural shop drawings preparation. Coordination between th

Elevations Zoning System

Elevations Zoning System

3.2- Project Milestones & Constraints

3.3 The Project Priority

4.1- Methodology Flow Chart

Layout Excavation S U B S T R U C T U R e Reinforcement 2nd Layer + Casting conc

List of Early Critical Material No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 CSI Division Div 02 Div

4.3- Excavation, Shoring & Dewatering

4.5- Walls & Columns

4.6- Slabs Formwork Circulation

Formwork Set 1 Circulation

Formwork Circulation Bar Chart

Cycles of Concrete Slabs

4.7- Roofing System

4.8- Faade Works

4.9- Finishing & Electromechanical Works

Internal Block Works

Finishing & electromechanical works sequence & crews movement

4.10- External Works

4.11- Authority Approvals, Testing & Commissioning

Authority Approvals, testing & commissioning Authority approvals , testing and c

5 - Site Logistics Plan

Site Logistic Plan

Tower Cranes Locations

Real Estate Construction & Fabrication Co.

6- Activity Coding & ID System

Nursing Institute - PAAET RECAFCO Activity Coding System

No CSI Subdivision 14 01458 15 01505 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3

Activity ID System 20 characters will be used for the Activity ID

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