Civil Engineering Project Management

✍ Scribed by BSC, FICE, FCIWEM Alan C. Twort and BSc(Eng), FICE, FCIArb J. Gordon Rees (Auth.)

Publisher: Butterworth Heinemann
Year: 2003
Tongue: English
Leaves: 281
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

Reviews of previous editions: ''It is an excellent guide to the engineer going on site for the first time and as such I can recommend it'' - Municipal Engineering ''Can be recommended to any young civil engineer'' - The Professional Engineer ''The book is lucidly written and readable'' - Journal of the Institution of Highway Engineers

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Preface, Page xiii
Acknowledgements, Page xiv
1 - The development of construction procedures, Pages 1-16
2 - Procedures for design and construction, Pages 17-28
3 - Payment arrangements, risks and project cost estimating, Pages 29-39
4 - Contract conditions used for civil engineering work, Pages 40-49
5 - Preparing contract documents, Pages 50-63
6 - Tendering, Pages 64-79
7 - The contractor's site organization, Pages 80-88
8 - The employer and his engineer, Pages 89-95
9 - The resident engineer's duties, Pages 96-106
10 - Health and safety regulations, Pages 107-119
11 - Starting the construction work, Pages 120-127
12 - Site surveys, investigations and layout, Pages 128-143
13 - The resident engineer's office records, Pages 144-164,I-XVI
14 - Programme and progress charts, Pages 165-177
15 - Measurement and bills of quantities, Pages 178-195
16 - Interim monthly payments, Pages 196-205
17 - Variations and claims, Pages 206-224
18 - Earthworks and pipelines, Pages 225-235
19 - Site concreting and reinforcement, Pages 236-256
Index, Pages 257-263

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