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Syllabus Site Managment

The document outlines a course on Site Management (CIV403) focusing on the importance of effective management in construction projects to prevent issues like cost escalation and resource wastage. It details course outcomes such as preparing construction site plans, managing staffing, and implementing communication systems, alongside a comprehensive course content structure that includes lectures, tutorials, and practical activities. Additionally, it provides references for further reading on construction management and related laws.

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Syllabus Site Managment

The document outlines a course on Site Management (CIV403) focusing on the importance of effective management in construction projects to prevent issues like cost escalation and resource wastage. It details course outcomes such as preparing construction site plans, managing staffing, and implementing communication systems, alongside a comprehensive course content structure that includes lectures, tutorials, and practical activities. Additionally, it provides references for further reading on construction management and related laws.

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Site Management

Subjectcode - CIV403

1. Rationale: Site management is a key element of the integrated project team. Site managenment is beneficial to
society as the effective and efficient management of construction projects which will avoid escalation of costs,
time overrun, wastage of resources, unlawful exploitation of labour and pollution of environment and safety
precautions. Site management makes sure that the various tasks are conducted smoothly. Without site management,
workers might not be authorized to work on their appointed tasks on time, equipment might not be distributed etc.
It is expected that the students should know the basics of the same to apply it in the field. Through this course
students will develop the desired skills and competencies which are expected from them for site management
related works

2. Course Outcomes/Skill Sets: At the end of the semester, students will be able to

CO-01| Prepare a construction site plan on a project-specific basis to include phasing, temporary utilities and
facilities, vertical and lateral transportation, storage facilities, security, safety, lighting, and
environmental requirements.

CO-02| Manage staffing requirements including hiring, replacement and clearly articulate the roles of cach
individual recruited to operate while managing specific activities of construction at a given project site.

CO-03| Collect data and perform calculations periodically to enable an estimator to propose alternative
construction methods, the right labour mix, equipment utilization and quality of construction for a
given construction project.

CO-04| Implement an effective communication system, rigorous record keeping, safe keeping on site of
product samples, project submittals, drawings etc and ensure compliance with safety norms as per
OHSAS standards.
3. Course Content

Practice
Lecture Tutorial (Activity
(Performance
(Knowledge Criteria) Criteria)
We Criteria)
CO PO
ek
4 hours/week (2
3 hours/week l hour/week hours/batch twice in a
week)

MOBILIZATION AND JOB LAYOUT 1. Preparation of Key


1. Concept of Key Plan & Job plan. Plan, Job Layout using
Mobilization of constructionsites. BIM tool like
1.Study and prepare
Revit/Sketch
a report on
2. Role of the owner, contractor & up/AutoCAD.
Mobilization work
designer. Organization chart for private&
and job layout for
government bodies. 2. Presentation on work
differenttypes of
breakdown structure &
buildings.
3.Work Brcakdown Structure, Turnkey organization structure.
operation.

1. Collect local body by


1. Preparation of a layout plan for a law & prepare a layout
residential area showing LIG, MIG and plan for LIG, MIG& HIG
HIG houses and other amenities. of small residential area
using AutoCAD/Sketch
2. Preparation of a layout plan for an 1. Collect a case up/Revit
industrial area. study on bidding
and prepare a 2. Collect local bodies
3. Conceptof Bidding, Bid report. by law & prepare a
Terminologies, Bid Template, Bid form. layout plan for
industrial areas using
AutoCAD/Sketch
up/Revit.

1.CONTRACT & TENDERING: -Types of 1. Procedure for


contracts, contract agreement, 1. Study on Project uploading a tender in e-
Tender- Pre tender & Post tender Feasibility. BOT, procurement.
planning. BOOT, PPP. and
prepare a report 2. Prepare & present
2. Procedure for inviting tender- Tender process oftender/E-
Notice & Tender documents, E-tendering tender.
process, E-procurement system.
3. Acceptance of contract documents and
issue of work orders, duties and liabilities,
completion certificate, right ofcontractor,
refund of deposit.

1. Prepare comparative
statements of tender
and checklist for
applying & selecting
1. EMD, Security deposit & Guaranties, Tender.
Scrutiny of Tenders
2. Tender forms, comparative 1. Prepare &
2. Prepare administrative
statements, administrative approval, present tender
approval& Technical
technical sanction documents
approval report of any
3.Conditions for failure of contract and public/resident/industr
its extension, Termination of contract

ial building.

1. Nominal muster roll, measurement 1. Collect & study


book, method of recording bills. measurement books of
any residential building,
2. Pre-Measurements, check industrial building &
1. Site visit & data
measurements, preparation of bills public building.
collection.
(Concept of RA bill- submission, scrutiny 2. Collect & study Cash
2. Prepare &
and payment.) Book, RA bill &
present procedure
Ledgeraccount.
ofDPR.
3.Ledger accounts, Imprest Account,
Cashbook, Suspense classification, Term
DPR (daily productivity report),
importance of DPR

1.snagging checklist
1. STORES-Classification of Stores.
(Snaggingl-upto door &
Issues, Indents & Bin cards -
window clearance
maintenance inspection, inventories.
1. Site visit & data Snagging2-upto paint
collection. clearance
2. Work procedures adopted in P.W.D,
2.Prepare drawing Snagging3-Joint/grout
KUWSSB, Irrigation, ZP, CMC and
register, site order, filling clearances
C.P.W.D.
bin card Snagging4-handover
clearance).
3. Site Order book, Hindrance Register,
2. Prepare working
Drawing Register.
procedure of

Project clearance procedure: Term government


Snagging, stages of snagging. Tools used organization &
for snagging. responsibilities of
technocrats.

1.Prepare schedule for


1. Introduction to Building Information any building from
1. Conduct a Case
Model (BIM), Introduction to project mobilization to Lintel
study on Project
management tools like ERP, SAP, work using MS
Management tools
PRIMAVERA, MSP, Project Kick project/PRIMAVERA
like ERP, R
start, Smarta etc.
CONSTRUCT,
2. Sequence of construction activity. 2.Prepare schedule for
QUADRA, SAP,
3. PLANNING AND SCHEDULING: any building(continue)
MSP,
Project
PRIMAVERAetc...
Organization from Lintel to Slab
casting using MS
project/PRIMAVERA

1.Prepare schedule for


1. Bar Charts. Gantt chart any building
2. Networking techniques (continuous) slab casting
3. Development of a network using CPM 1.Site visit to door & window fixing
with simple problems. using MS
project/PRIMAVERA

1.Site visit & data 1.Prepareschedule for


collection any
1. Line of Balance Scheduling
building(continue)from
2.Simple problem on PERT
2. Prepare door & window fixing to
3. Time-Cost Trade-off, Cost Control in
Working tracking hand over using MS
Construction. Importance of
report using project/PRIMAVERA
Management Information System.
spreadsheet.

1. RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: Resource 1Site visit & prepare


Planning, allocation and levelling. Lead time chart for A, B
& C class materials &
2. Introduction to Material Management, link with scheduling.
Purchase management and inventory
1. Site visit.
control. 2. Calculate man hours
for construction activity
3. Importance of PR (Purchase request), & link withscheduling.
PO (Purchase order), WO (work order),
GRN (goods received note).

L.ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND 1&2. Site visit &


1. Case study on
SAFETY(EHS): Prepare safety checklist
hazards in
ACCIDENTS-definition ofaccident for construction activity.
construction.
terms: (Partial & total disablement,
Injury frequency rate, injury severity
rate). 2. Demonstrate on
Safety measures in
2. Accident- Causes, Precaution & construction site
Prevention in each construction activity. personal protective
Hazards on Construction Sites kit, Toolkits
3. SAFETY- Importance of safety. Safety according to
procedures and checklist for each construction
construction activities as per OHSAS activity

1. Safety meetings, Safety measures for 1.Field visit and


storage, handling of building material demonstration
and execution.
2.Prepare Third- party
Study the advanced
2. QUALITY MANAGEMENT: certification, Concept of
techniques used to ISO, Features of
Total Quality Management (TQM)-
improve the quality ISO9000 series, Benefit
Introduction, Importance & Functions of
ofconstruction. ofISO9000(1SO
total quality management in the
construction industry. Certification,
NABLcertification)
3. Tools for quality control, Elements
and requirements of quality
management.

1. Aims and ways of TQM. BIS 1 & 2:Casestudyon


certification of qualitysystem. preparation of
technology manual for
Site visit & data
2.Claims, compensation and disputes, each activity
collection
Dispute resolution techniques,
Introduction to Arbitration and
Conciliation Act 1996 - casestudies

3.Acts & Labour Laws

Total in hours

NOTE 1: The course content shall be delivered through lectures, PowerPoint presentations, video demonstrations
and field visits
NOTE 2: The TUTORIAL (Activity criteria) shall be conducted / executed by the student (Minimum ONE
suggested activity from cach week) and to be submitted in portfolio evaluation of activities through rubrics to the
faculty.
NOTE 3: The PRACTICE (Performance criteria) shall be conducted by the student and observations and report to be
submitted at the end of cach session to the faculty

4. Reference:
SI. No. Description

Town Planning by Rangwala

Collier, Kieth, “Managing Construction Contracts"

3 Gajaria GT, “Law Relating to Building & Civil Engg. Contracts in India"

Frank Harris and Roland McCaffer, "Modern Construction Management"- 4th Ed. Blackwell ScienceLtd.
4
2009

Chitkara KK, "Construction Project Management, Planning, Scheduling and Controlling, McGraw
5
Hill Education, 3rd Ed., 2014

6 Srinath L.S, “PERT and CPM", East West Press Pvt Ltd New Delhi

7 Peurifoy. RL, “Construction Planning, Equipment and Methods"- McGraw Hill.

8. www.eprocure.gov.in

9 www.OHSAS.co.in

10. ISM codes (International safety management)

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