what is the best thing to do when there is a mismatch between shop drawing and the actual site situation while working on rebars for a reinforced concrete beam?

Q: When should an unacceptable work be recognized and reported to the contractor?

A: The contractor recognizes the significance of doing the work in a healthy and responsible way to…

Q: Define the Strip loadings ?

A: Strip loads are a common type of foundation load. These types of loads are found on the strip and…

Q: . What is the authority of the architect or engineer to initiate, estimate, negotiate and execute…

A: Architect-engineering contracts and construction involve both contracts and contract modifications…

Q: NO. QUESTION ANSWER 1.1 Identify the elevation in FIGURE A. 1.2 Identify number 1. 1.3 Identify…

A: 1.1 Elevation in Figure A is Front Elevation. 1.2 Number 1 is Common Rafter. 1.3 Number 4 is Balcony…

Q: 1. What is a general structure note used in building plans ? 2. What are the important…

A: Structural notes provide information regarding general material properties (steel or wood grade,…

Q: What is referred to as fast track construction?

A: In a traditional construction approach, the design tends to be completed before a price is sought…

Q: Explain the disadvantages of grillage analysis which is commonly used in structural analysis of…

A: In designing the no. of cells for concrete box girder bridges. The depth of the box girder bridge…

Q: Are the record drawings required to be prepared by the contractor?

A: On construction projects, it is common to made some changes during construction because of some…

Q: Define the term Post Completion?

A: The term post-completion can be defined as the final stage of the project that comes after the…

Q: How is the cut and fill calculation done?

A: Cut and fill Excavation: It is also known as excavation and embankment. This is a  process in which…

Q: Qsn. Discuss the materials required to construct the building using PET bottles as an construction…

A: Materials Required The construction requires some of the basic materials which ensures  a stable,…

Q: With a total cost of P1,305.00, what is the required area if %" x 4" x 8' Marine plywood @…

A: GivenCost= 435 per BFwe knowBF= board foot=1''×1ft×ft=112ft3  Volumeso, Given plywood has…

Q: Who were foundation engineer ?

A: foundation engineering is related to civil engineering, it deals with the stability of the…

Q: What basic equipment (not furnishings) should be required in a construction field office?

A: Equipment that are required in the construction field office that are not furnishings:

Q: Why should the Resident Project Representative for design not supervise the techniques?

A: When a person is appointed on site as the representative for looking all the affairs of site is…

Q: List word packages for activities in constructing 4-storey building. 1. Earthworks 2. Foundation…

A: Word package for activity of constructing the 4 storey building can be include some steps which are…

Q: How should the provisions be made for the contractor's work and storage areas?

A: The contractor is the person on site which takes care of all the issues related to project. The…

Q: From the following network data, determine the criticalpath, starting and finishing times, and TFs…

A: Network

Q: Note: This is not an assignment question. Don't copy from Google  Explain by using the view in…

A: Characteristics of good timber in terms of construction are as follows :-  Strength  Durability…

Q: True or false? An inspector is responsible for securing that the highest possible quality of work be…

A: A site inspector is also known as a quality inspector whose role is to monitor and inspect the work…

Q: what is slab pull in a short definition?

A: Slab pull is nothing but the movement of tectonics plates which results into earthquake waves.

Q: Is the contractor obligated to provide access to the work to the architect?

A: Usually, the contractor requires access to the site, even though such access is restricted or…

Q: Which are four basic types of construction photography that the Resident Project Representative may…

A: Resident Project Representative - The said post relates to field officer who have been assigned…

Q: Differ between Completion and Substantial completion?

A: The substantial completion is a stage of a project that comes before the completion of the project.…

Q: How does Hand-operated auger methods useful?

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Q: What are some concerns about clear cutting?

A: "Clearcutting" is defined as "the falling and clearance of all plants from a specific forest…

Q: What is a throwaway FGD process?

A: Throwaway FGD Process: Throwaway Process is a method of Flue-gas Desulfurization commonly adopted…

Q: What are  the Machines used to construct a  wooden Wharf ?

A: Wooden wharf is a site of around 5 million sq ft usually constructing for various commercial and…

Q: 7- An AON diagram is different from an AOA diagram in that it can show four types of relationships.…

A: Note- Since we only answer up to 3 sub-parts, we’ll answer the first3. Please resubmit the question…

Q: Is it the responsibility of the Resident Project Representative to review shop drawings, evaluate…

A: No, it is not the responsibility of the Resident Project Representative to review shop drawings,…

Q: Put the following tasks into the appropriate phase of construction. consulting engineer…

A: The phases of construction comprise the phases before construction, during construction, and after…

Q: 3. For timber form work to be use in c best criteria for usage consideration?

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Q: List at least four types of information that should be documented in the Daily Construction Report.

A: Daily construction report is a report that records on a project the routine operations and is seen…

Q: Describe any Five major construction methods which are advance, innovative and sustainable process…

A: There are many construction methods which are used at different places. These various methods are…

Q: My database for Formworks and Falseworks Unit cost is Php 1, 040 per sq. m. If I am to Construct 4…

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Q: Do the construction contractor protect the utility reference stakes and use the suitable…

A: Yes, the construction contractor protect the utility reference stakes and use the suitable…

Q: Why should the contractor work within or adjacent to Navigable Waterways?

A: Contractor work within or adjacent to Navigable Waterways because there are many rules and…

Q: The partition wall shown below is to be constructed of8 × 16 × 6 block. Estimate the cost of the…

A: The sections walls are load-bearing walls that separate the spaces in the buildings. As well as the…

Q: 8- The area allocated for material placement within the site is called : a) Fabrication area b)…

A: The different component around the construction site to make the work effective and reduce the…

Q: Dear Form-Givers, As a future site supervisor, and eventually an architect, you are tasked to…

A: Sheet 1

Q: Apply the terminology to a construction technology to a given building construction project.

A: Given data:- Concrete:-Concrete is a mixture of cement, water, and aggregates & In concrete…