Define the term EJCDC?

Q: A Work Change Directive under the EJCDC documents must be signed by which party or parties?

A: Engineers Joint Contract Documents Committee (EJCD) is defined as a collaboration of contractor and…

Q: ii) using USDA system iii) using AASHTO system

A: To determine Percentage of Gravel, sand, silt and clay in the soil sample. Using MIT system. Using…

Q: Which is one of the most important role of the Resident Project Representative for documentation?

A: The Resident Project Representative person should work on full time basis whereas the engineer will…

Q: Define the term - Reversible serviceability limit states ?

A: The Reversible serviceability limit states:It is used for the structure under normal use, for the…

Q: Under what conditions might an oral change order be valid and binding?

A: A change order is a work that has been removed or attached to the original contract of work, but…

Q: What is the purpose of restrictions in the operation project?

A: The process in which the activities of project  are on going and repetitive  and are part of project…

Q: What is Permit Review and also give its applications?

A: Solution: Permit Reviews are the reviews of the projects and plans of the building that will…

Q: How does USGBC operate?

A: - USGBC is acronym for United States Green Building Council. - USGBC is formed to provide new…

Q: What are some of the administrative procedures?

A: The construction administration is administrative assistance offered by an engineer, or…

Q: How does BIM impact construction administration?

A: Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a virtual illustration of a facility 's spatial and…

Q: How is the inspection plan developed?

A: - Inspection plan is developed to provide information on the testing characteristics to ensure the…

Q: Define the Ultimate limit state categories and verifications ?

A: Limit State Method :  1. Limit state design (LSD), also known as Load And Resistance Factor Design…

Q: Work Breakdown Structure should be developed by Select one. OA Project Manager O B individuals…

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Q: Why is it important to obtain building permit? 2) What is the difference between a building permit…

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Q: What are the generally the most important serviceability limit state?

A: Before the answer to the question let's understand the concept well,  Limit state of design is a…

Q: Why is preconstruction conference held?

A: A preconstruction meeting has its own importance for both owner and the contractor. The…

Q: Is JICA Dream Plan in the Philippines achievable?

A: Yes it is achievable. As the Philippines govt. has approved Jicas dream plan of reducing the traffic…

Q: What purposes are served by OSHA?

A: Answer OSHA is provided the law and training to ensure that the working environment is healthy or…

Q: Why is a core team roster provided for RFI?

A: RFI stands for Request For Information (RFI) in construction RFI,seeks the clarification of…

Q: what is the document that identifies the documents and the specific preconstruction services that…

A: The textual agreements that specify the positions, obligations, and "Task" under the building…

Q: What is the main objectives of LEED Sustainable Site category?

A: LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a green building rating system which…

Q: Work permit 1. Hotwork permit 2.enclosed space entry permit 3.Dangerous work permit Maritime reports…

A: Work Permit: It is a standard operation procedure, part of the operators management system. An…

Q: Describe the steps taken for the development of inspection plan?

A: Inspection of any sort of work is an important parameter for ensuring its safety, performance and…

Q: Explain the purpose and function of a CQC representative on a NAVFAC?

A: The purpose and function of a CQC representative on a NAVFAC as follows:

Q: Define the term FAA?

A: FAA means Federal Aviation Administration. It is a federal or governmental organisation of the…

Q: What are the ancillary permits to supplement the Building Permits?

A: The goal of ancillary permits would be to ensure that the appropriate expert is held responsible in…

Q: What does the field investigation report include?

A: Field Investigation Report It is a report made by a person who is at a particular field after…

Q: What are agency permits?

A: Agency Permit : Agency permit is an official approval or permission for the work from the concerned…

Q: Why is it essential to specify CPM for the project?

A: The Critical Path Method ( CPM) is a technique of project modelling which project managers use to…

Q: How much authority should be allowed to the Resident Project Representative or inspector—should he…

A: The resident project representative or inspector responsibility is to evaluate all the plans and…

Q: What are compensable delays?

A: Compensable Delays are defined as the delays which are not within the control of the contractor and…

Q: What are the relevant licensing arrangements? This is related to building and construction

A: A construction project will typically need a number of licenses, permits, approvals, certificates…

Q: Describe what is meant by the term conservancy duty and Describe the areas that would fall under the…

A: Conservancy duty refers to the duty of the harbor authority to conserve the harbor so as to ensure…

Q: What are the provisions for temporary facilities?

A: - Temporary facilities are generally provided during the commencement of project for staff and…

Q: what is quality assurance evaluation for skscraper, explain it briefly and include example

A: Quality assurance refers to the program that ascertains a systematic process of monitoring and…

Q: What types of coverage are provided under a guarantee?What types under a warranty?

A: The period of guarantee for construction contracts is 1 or 2 years. The complete project's one year…

Q: Describe the Federal Water Pollution Control Act?

A: The Federal Water Pollution Control Act (FWPCA) was established in 1948. It was the first major law…

Q: What are the main responsibilities of a Superintendent?

A: The involvement and role of a construction superintendent on a project depends on the size of a…

Q: Describe what is personal injury policy?

A: - During a construction project, there are high risk of injury to the labors working at site. - To…

Q: . How much testing is performed by the Resident Project Representative and his staff?

A: The Resident Project Representative is a person assigned to a particular project on a full-time…

Q: Write a report regarding environmental impacts of a construction project site?

A: In reality, the construction sector contributes to 23% of air pollution, 40% of drinking water…

Q: Write 8 specification clause for a second access into an existing property within a housing estate.

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Q: What is the significance of a Notice of Award? What does it do? Is access to the site authorized…

A: The Notice of Award is the legal document given to inform the recipient that an award has been made,…

Q: Define Acceptable Levels of Risk

A: The acceptable risk to the organization, individual or community is known as acceptable risk.…

Q: What is OSHA and Construction Safety?

A: Construction is a high hazard industry that contains a wide scope of exercises including…

Q: CIPR vs HIPR You are required to prepare a document discussing on the topic above. Your discussion…

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Construction Documents

Construction documents are the branch of architectural design and a vital field of the architectural process. We must not mistake the construction documents as a schematic design, wherein it involves sketching, model making, and so on. They provide guidance and instructions to the contractor or the subcontractor and they will study the architect’s building design, question the design professionals if needed, create a project manual and schedule for the successful construction of the proposed structure. Construction documentation acquires the detailed building permits and the design-build is initiated.