Civil Engineering Project Management (4th Edition)
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258 Index<br />
Concrete (contd)<br />
beam test 241<br />
characteristic strength 239<br />
compliance with standards 240<br />
construction joints 251<br />
conveyance and placing 250<br />
density of 248<br />
finish problems 252<br />
mixes 236–40<br />
production, practical points 245<br />
shrinkage 253<br />
site checks on quality 248<br />
testing requirements 240<br />
test failure causes 247<br />
workability 243, 246<br />
Concrete reinforcement 253–5<br />
maximum bar length 254<br />
wiring up 254<br />
Concrete shuttering 255<br />
Conditions of contract 40–9<br />
FIDIC 45, 48, 51<br />
GC/Works/1 46<br />
ICE standard 40, 51<br />
ICE design and construct 42<br />
ICE – ECC conditions 43, 52<br />
ICE ground investigation 41<br />
ICE minor works 42<br />
I Chem E 48<br />
I Mech E 47–8<br />
JCT (Joint Contracts Tribunal) 46<br />
Confirmation of verbal instructions<br />
(CVIs) 99, 146<br />
Construction Best Practice<br />
programme 9, 15<br />
Construction defects, handling of 101<br />
Construction (Design and <strong>Management</strong>)<br />
Regulations (CDM) 93, 107–9<br />
Code of practice for 111<br />
Construction (Health, Safety & Welfare)<br />
Regulations 115<br />
Construction, fast completion 69<br />
Construction management 23<br />
Construction options 20<br />
by trades 21, 29<br />
direct labour 20<br />
design and construct 24–5<br />
design, build and operate (DBO) 25<br />
engineer, procure and construct<br />
(EPC) 26<br />
management contracting 23<br />
partnering 8, 26<br />
term or serial contracts 26, 43<br />
turnkey 24<br />
Construction payment methods 29 et seq.<br />
Construction safety, see Health & Safety<br />
Consultant, use on<br />
construction supervision 93<br />
direct labour construction 21<br />
EPC contract 26<br />
feasibility studies 18<br />
turnkey contract 25<br />
Consultant, form of agreement 49<br />
Contingency sums 39<br />
Contract conditions, see Conditions of<br />
contract<br />
Contract documents 50 et seq.<br />
Contract drawings 54<br />
Contract parties, roles of 51<br />
Contract price fluctuation 32<br />
Contractor’s:<br />
accounting methods 84<br />
agent 81<br />
initial work on site 121<br />
interim payment applications 152<br />
office siting 140<br />
programme 99, 121, 165, 167<br />
risks 35<br />
safety responsibilities 100, 108, 109, 110<br />
site personnel 80 et seq.<br />
use of plant 85<br />
use of quantity surveyors 84<br />
use of subcontractors 86–8<br />
Coordination of contracts 57, 59<br />
Cost curve use 36–7<br />
Cost control of project 39<br />
Cost estimating a project<br />
at promotion stage 36<br />
at design stage 37<br />
estimating final cost 176–7<br />
use of payment graph 170<br />
Cost parameters 38<br />
Cost reduction problems 39<br />
Cost reimbursement contracts 3, 31<br />
Critical path planning 172, 213<br />
CVIs, confirmation of verbal<br />
instructions 99, 146<br />
put in as claims 212–13<br />
Dayworks:<br />
authorisation and rates 153–7<br />
filing system for 155<br />
Defective work:<br />
handling of 101, 211<br />
non payment for 198<br />
Delays:<br />
avoidance of 165<br />
claims for 217–19<br />
due to exceptional weather 218<br />
due to slow progress by contractor 174<br />
estimating cost of 218–19