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    Construction Economy Essay

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    Explain the relationship between construction industry and national economy The term construction is typically used to depict the activity of the creation of substantial infrastructure, superstructure and associated proficiency (Wells, 1984). As all type of activities associated with the erection and repair of immobile structures and facilities is also refer to construction (Nam & Tatum, 1988). The construction industry is the sector of an economy that constructs, alters, repairs and demolishes…

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    such listed buildings as per the Licensed Building Practitioner scheme run by Government is around 30% up from previous year. As per Auckland council and MBIE (Ministry of Building Innovation and Employment) the main cause of this issue is unskilled workers and lack of supervision yet their are some other factors as well that has spawned substandard buildings in Auckland. There…

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    While the current economic situation has slowed the pace of business, construction, manufacturing and business in general has not by any means ground to a halt. People are still working and on-the-job accidents can still happen, whether in an office, in a manufacturing facility or on a construction site. When you are injured on the job, your main concerns are recovering from your injury and for your family's well being while you are injured. You need to get the treatment and rehabilitation…

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    Project Management is very familiar to the construction industry. It covers five main process such as planning, designing, financing, constructing and operating physical facilities which has a different perspective on project management for construction and specializing knowledge that can be very beneficial, predominantly in large and complex projects as it involves expertise in various specialities to provide valued services. However, it is very crucial to understand the ways of the different…

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    a structural failure. The Condominium was being built in 1981, would be five stories tall, contain forty five units, and twenty eight townhouses. On March 27, 1981 the workers were placing the concrete roof slab when the top floor collapsed subsequently causing the lower floors to collapse in a chain reaction. Twenty Three workers were injured and eleven were killed. Days before the collapse, extreme deflections and spider-web cracks were noticed and brought up to the engineer, but were…

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    Design Responsibilities

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    and meets or exceeds the required qualities. It will assure the acceptable quality of materials, processes, and workmanship in the project. It will assist the quality assurance and quality engineer such as steel reinforcement checking same as in construction drawing. It will issue materials receiving report for the delivered materials. It will also deal with waterproofing checking underground water level. It will complete the required documents to the work performance. It will ensure all the…

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    Truss Bundles Essay

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    a home is under construction it is not uncommon for truss bundles to be left around the construction site. However, it is important that these bundles are covered properly in order to protect them from external elements. The bundles need to be covered using a paper wrap or plastic tarp. The…

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    Toy Depot Case Study

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    risk Cost control In every construction project, this risk could be there due many factors. So controlling the cost in the given budget is one of the important responsibility of the construction project manager. As the time goes the cost of the material could change, so it affects the total budget of the project. And when we implement new design technologies could affect the overall budget. Varying the budget to a limitless amount is a big risk in the construction project. For this project,…

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    outbreaks that claimed thousands of French laborer’s lives and nearly jeopardized the American endeavour to see this project through. While the medical records were not entirely intact, an estimated twenty thousand workers perished within the Panama Canal development timeline. The canal workers were already subject to dangerous conditions such as flying debris from explosive blasts, mudslides and several other varying work-hazard related injuries. A solution was devised soon after two doctors…

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    What Or Who Is A Foreman?

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    20, he began drywall work in the residential construction industry, opening a door towards becoming the great Foreman he is today. 2. A. What or who is a Foreman? It is a job title most commonly known in the construction or the manufacturing industry. What makes a foreman title truly unique and different from other titles is that a foreman is exposed to years of site experience as opposed…

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