pmp1 taija puolitaival unitec 2012 presenters tony bosnich glenn edmonds 2014

PMP1 Taija Puolitaival Unitec 2012

PresentersTony BosnichGlenn Edmonds2014

Site layout plans Temporary work designs Method Statements Construction programme and schedules Health and Safety Plan Project Quality Plans etc.

-Effectiveness, Efficiency, Optimisation-



1. Reinforce meshes2. Rebar workshop3. Concrete delivery4. Formwork systems5. Pre-cast structures6. Lift7. Storage8. Mortar station9. Dry shack10. Office11. Tool storage12. Timber and timber

workshop13. Aerial work platform14. Protective fence

Productivity enhancement through economic utilisation of site space

Profitability

Safe and healthy work environment

Demonstrate good standard of work organisation

There is no right answer to a layout/organisation problem

Just a solution that ‘works’ for a particular site and company policy


Structure to be builtTemporary buildingsHealth & safety and securityMaterial and waste storage and workshop

areasMain equipment/plantsElectric power supply, water supplyAccess routes


What is the different between construction site layout planning and temporary works planning?


site hoardings or fencing (2, 3)

foundations and support to site cabins and accommodation units

trench and excavation supports

Scaffolding

support of construction plant

falsework and formwork for reinforced concrete structures

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temporary bracing and propping of structural frames under construction

temporary propping, shoring, facade retention and needling works for refurbishment

can even include demolition projects



“parts of the work that allow or enable construction of, protect, support or provide access to the permanent works, and which might or might not remain in place at the completion of the works” (CPD: Management of temporary works, 2010)

Involves planning for temporary facilities, material movement, material storage and equipments on the construction site. (Mincks & Johnston, 2004)

Concerned with the existence, positioning and timing of temporary facilities that are used to carry out a construction project. (Mawdesley, Al-jibouri & Yang, 2002)


Site layout is how to locate plant and equipment, site offices, work areas, site boundary and existing contour levels, in order to complete a construction project on schedule in a safe and efficient manner (Hong Kong Universities/Queen Mary Interchange)

Needs to be updated to match the different construction phases (e.g. excavation, foundation, frame, interior)


Jobsite office

Dry place for lunch and changing clothes

Sanitary facilities

Tool storage


First aid facilities

Signs Barricades and perimeter fencing Securing and locking Arrange security patrol for night


Don’t forget the subcontractors’ needs

Different materials, different intervals Delivery and removal Weather protection, security

Recycling


Deliver materials close to work locations◦ Use delivery people where possible◦ Use the least expensive labour for material

movement

Avoid Double handling◦ Deliver from truck to location of use◦ Avoid moving materials once delivered

Anticipate equipment needs (mix & match resources)

Select optimum equipment sizes


Moving people and material


Power Water Waste water


Access to and from the site Access within the site


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CPD: Management of temporary works. (2010, July 8). Construction Manager Newsletter . Retrieved from http://construction-manager.co.uk/construction-professional/management-temporary-works/

Mincks, W.R., & Johnston, H. (2004). Construction Jobsite Management (2nd ed.). NY, US: Thomson, Delmar learning.

Mawdesley, M. J. and Al-Jibouri, S. H. and Yang, H. (2002). Genetic Algorithms for Construction Site Layout in Project Planning. Journal of construction engineering and management, 128 (5). pp. 418-426.

University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Polytechnic University (2000). CIVCAL Virtual site visit. Retrieved from http://civcal.media.hku.hk/queenmary/temporary_works/default.htm


pmp1 taija puolitaival unitec 2012 presenters tony bosnich glenn edmonds 2014

Documents

site boundary

site cabins

site offices

site hoardings

particular site

temporary works planning

construction project

management of temporary