BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION SITE 500M

At first All drawings will be studied,and BOQ will also be studied and with the help of
site conditions detailed plan will be prepared .
Survey will be done with the help of total station spot levels with the help of total
stations or Auto levels will be taken, for doing survey we may need to cut the
bushes and trees .
For each pillar four reference points will be taken .Reference pillers will be of size
1m x1m and height will be taken 0.75 m above the Ground level so that theodilte or
any instrument can be put on this point for giving the layout.
With the help of drawing all concrete grades for which piles, footing and all concrete
items grades are listed out and for all the grades mix design is to be prepared from
a reputed and certified lab.
For which we need to give sand ,metal ,metal ,Cement to the lab .So our work
will not be delayed because of mix design result.
Simultaneously mobilization at site required will be planned
Mobilization of Infrastructure
P.M. Office and other Site office 10 m x10m , Stores 10m x 10 m ,Laboratory 10m x
10m , Cement godown 25m x75m Labour camp 3 m x 5 m ,Small workshop for
doing maintenance of vehicles and machinery at site
Material required at site and machinery required at site will be listed out
Machinery required at site
Mixers 7/10

2 Nos.

Vibrators

4 Nos.

Needles

12 Nos.

Mobile Crane

1 Nos.

Crawler tractor

1 Nos.

Dumper

10 Nos.

For concrete testing lab

Cube moulds
Slump Cone

12 Nos.
1 Nos.

Sand sieve set

1 Nos.

Aggregate sieve set

1 Nos.

Weighing machine 1 Nos.

Cube testing machine

1 Nos.

Water tank 1000 Litre

1 Nos.

Schedule will be prepared with

Area for casting prestress Girders will be identified
And this area will be made up with necessary cutting filling and concreting as per
the required level.

Oraganization structure required at Site

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1) Project Manager-The duties of the project manager can best be

summarized under five general operational areas. They are:
Preconstruction Services support:
a. Preparing a deliverable schedule relative to bidding practices.
b. Assisting the estimating department during plan review
c. Preparing a preliminary construction schedule
d. Delineating project requirement and general conditions
Administration of the project:
a. Managing the Owner's contract.
b. Communications of issues, and coordination of activities
Document control

Acquisitions required for the construction of the project:

a. Refinement of scope.
b. Identifying items that have delivery dates that impact the
schedule.
c. Purchasing of trades and materials.
Management and scheduling of the project:
a. Understanding manpower operations.
b. Materials applications.
c. Building code issues(Site logistics another important task is
generally organized by the superintendent).
Cost control management:
a. Issues resolution.
b. Managing and verification of subcontractor change orders.
c. Preparation of cost documents for submission and resolution.
d. Building code issues
Project close-out:
a. Achieving substantial completion.
b. Aggressive punch list completion
c. Submission of recoded drawings, maintenance manuals &
warranties.
2) Senior Engineer- The duties of the project manager can best be
summarized under general operational areas. They are:
General Responsibilities of a Senior Engineer A Senior engineer engages in many general responsibilities on a daily
basis. These responsibilities are a crucial part of their job and enable the
Senior engineer to engage in their profession to the best of their ability.
One general responsibility of the Senior engineer is to analyze various
factors concerning a construction job. The Senior engineer will analyze
the proposed site location as well as the entire construction job which is
to be completed at such a site. They will analyze the process for
completing the construction job every step of the way. During the process
and at the end, the senior engineer must inspect the product to ensure
that all rules, regulations and guidelines have been explicitly followed.
Specific Duties of a Senior EngineerWithin the general responsibilities of a senior engineer are specific duties
that must be carried out on a frequent basis, often times daily.
The first duty of a senior engineer is to inspect and analyze the
proposed construction project. They will not only inspect the plan
itself but will go to the site location many times to ensure that the
plan fits the location and vice versa. When they have adequately
analyzed the situation, they will write detailed reports stating what
is acceptable and what needs to be changed prior to beginning the
project. Once these proposed changes have been made, the senior

engineer will review the plans and project site once again to ensure
that all changes have been made as required.
The job of a senior engineer does not end at this point. The senior
engineer will follow the project from start to finish and make any
necessary changes along the way. They will ensure that procedure
is being followed and check on safety features of the project during
the time it is being completed.
A senior engineer must use many different equations, applications
and figures to ensure the proper procedure application. Items that
senior engineers must take part in and use include chemical testing
applications, drafting and equipment, land surveying techniques
and the metric system, to name just a few pertinent items.
The Senior engineer must also be certain to follow land use laws
and regulations every step of the way. This is extremely important
as one who does not abide by such rules and regulations may find
that the project is stalled, either temporarily or permanently.
Therefore, a specific duty of a civil Senior is to know the pertinent
land use laws and regulations and to follow them consistently.
One who is a Senior engineer is also the key contact person
regarding the construction project in many cases. They will answer
questions directed towards them by individuals involved with the
construction project and the general public as well. While
answering questions, they will also be responsible for backing up
their statements with reports, graphs, charts and surveys.
Safety Engineer- Safety engineers, also known as safety managers, work
for companies where job safety is critical, such as manufacturing plants,
mining operations and virtually anywhere heavy equipment and machinery is
used. They are largely responsible for the safety record of a company, so
they must be ever-vigilant to detect signs of potential accidents. A safety
engineer is usually required to have a minimum of a four-year degree in
engineering or a science-related field. Safety engineer are responsible for
developing economical sound solutions that meet the community and
consumers needs. By applying certain principles involved systems
engineering, chemical, mechanical, and human performance, safety
engineers are skilled and competent in identifying and assessing potential
hazards. Using these knowledge based principles; they are able to recognize
dangers that may entail handling toxic chemicals and recommend loss
prevention procedures for determining the likelihood of harm.
Responsibilities- Safety engineers must be able to anticipate, recognize, and
evaluate hazardous conditions, as well as develop hazardous control
methods. These means are intended to prevent harm and damage to people
and properties. Safety engineers develop procedures and designs to lessen

the possibility of illnesses, injury, and other potential damages. Some are
even employed in manufacturing companies to help make certain that new
product designs are safe for consumers and don't generate unneeded harm
or impairment.
Duties of Safety Engineer- Conducts or assists in the development of and
carries out research studies of existing or potential safety and issues.
One of the major duties of a safety engineer is to evaluate equipment
and processes to find potentially risky areas. This evaluation is possible
by studying past incidents, such as fires, illnesses or chemical toxicity
associated with the usage of a piece of equipment or a particular
process. Through regular inspections and observations of processes as
operators work, safety engineers identify defects that have the
potential to cause damage or injury.
Proposes new safety policies, procedures, codes and standards which
can be used to integrate safety performance into the goals, operations
and productivity of organizations regulated as well as the monitoring,
assessment of their effectiveness in changing safety performance.
Participates on teams engaged in planning, design, development and
implementation of systems or programs involving hazard controls for
the safety system to maximize its effectiveness.
Establishes and implements techniques, which involve cost, costbenefit analysis, work sampling, loss rate and similar methodologies,
for periodic and systematic evaluation of the safety system and hazard
control program effectiveness. Assists in developing methods to
evaluate the costs and effectiveness of hazard controls and safety
system programs.
Provides for management review, the results of evaluation
assessments, including recommended adjustments and changes to
safety system policies or hazard control programs.
Assists in directing and to developing audit programs which assess
safety performance of the entire safety system and organizations,
processes or operations which are components of the system.
Junior Engineer- This is the entry level in the professional engineering class
series. Positions at this level usually perform most of the duties required of
the positions at the Assistant Engineer level, but are not expected to function
at the same skill level and usually exercise less independent discretion and
judgment in matters related to work procedures and methods. Work is
usually supervised while in progress and fits an established structure or
pattern. Exceptions or changes in procedures are explained in detail as they
arise. Since this class is often used as a training class, employees may have
only limited or no directly related work experience. The primary responsibility
of Junior Engineer is to devote his 100% for the work assign to him and
provide optimize solutions. He or she is responsible to manage, develop,

design and solve manufacturing processes in order to give secure and

lifelong solutions. He or she is also having a responsibility to accomplish a
deeper understanding of our collision on the world.
JE (Junior Engineer) Job Responsibilities

He is responsible to guide the team members under him and analysis

the final output.

Junior Engineer is also responsible for the functional direction in the

development, design as well as optimization.

He is also responsible for the development of his team and analysis the
output as weather it falls under the client specification or not.

He is responsible to enhance his knowledge and ability in the field of

scientific analysis, engineering principle and project management.

He is responsible to perform all responsibility in secure manner with

the development of new equipment that meets policies, guidelines and
safety codes.

He or she is responsible to recognize, seek, define and solve different

problems to obtain unique objectives.

Under supervision, incumbents perform entry level professional

engineering work. In the specialty of civil engineering incumbents
supervise an engineering survey crew in the field; perform instrument
work, make notes and sketches of surveys; calculate grades;
determine excavation and fill areas quantities; and prepare office
record maps of utilities, topography, roads, and structures.

In the specialties of electrical and mechanical engineering, incumbents

prepare layouts of utilities, prepare drawings of existing utilities,
estimate costs of alterations to existing structures and utility systems,
and prepare work orders and bills of materials.

Supervisor- The Site Supervisors authorities and responsibilities shall be as

specified in procedures and shall include, but not be limited to, the following:
To assist the Project Manager in the delivery of the projects by
supervising and coordinating the on site activities during site
establishment installation, inspection, testing and commissioning and
disestablishment.
Ensure that the program is updated weekly with the Project Manager

Coordinate and manage all site activities of site staff, sub contractors,
trades and suppliers etc
Communicate to all site staff, sub contractors, trades and suppliers site
activities and ensure timely response to program requirements ,
Participate in On Site Coordination meetings with PM and Sub
Contractors, suppliers etc, ( in the absence of PM Site Supervisor is to
organize and Chair these Coordination Meetings.)
Participate in client meetings as required

Store keeper- Under direction, performs a variety of shipping/receiving,

stocking activities; stores and distributes supplies and equipment; maintains
inventory and stock records; and perform related work as required. The
Storekeeper performs duties to support shipping and receiving, deliveries,
coordinating stock, documenting warehouse transactions, maintaining
records, and overseeing storage of surplus inventory and property for the
District.
key duties of Store Keeper Receives and inspects all incoming materials and reconciles with
purchase orders; processes and distributes documentation with
purchase orders; reports, documents and tracks damages and
discrepancies on orders received.
Makes intra- and inter-campus deliveries of requested surplus office
furniture and merchandise; maintains records of all deliveries.
Fills supply requisitions; assists buyer to order adequate merchandise
and supplies; delivers orders to faculty and staff.
Receives, stores, tags and tracks surplus property; prepares property
lists for items to be sold at auction.
Receives and stores documents and confidential files; maintains record
of approved document and confidential file destruction.
Ships canceled and damaged items back to vendors as appropriate.
Delivers and sets up furniture for various campus events as requested.
Handles and documents storage and transportation of hazardous
materials.
Maintains the warehouse, records area and stores area in a neat and
orderly manner.
Answers questions regarding procedures and resolves discrepancies
regarding receipts, deliveries, warranties, repairs and surplus property.
Trains and directs the work of student assistant
PROJECT COMMUNICATION
WITH HEAD QUARTER
Following will be the regular reporting to head quarter

1.MIS Report daily format enclosed

2. Weekly status of work with reference to Bar chart .
3.Request for Approval of Major material
4.Indent for major material
5.Reconcillation statement of material at fortnightly.

Project Communication within the Project

For recording existing and excavation levels ,level book will be maintained. Bar
bending schedule is to be prepared by Senior Engineer with the help of Junior
Engineer and it is to approved by Project manager and clients representative or
engineer in charg.
Poor permit card is also to be filled by Senior Engineer and in this all laps, extra
reinforcement is to be recorded. The Piles ,pile caps ,pillars or any concreting is to
be done is to be first inspected by Senior engineer and Clients engineer.
For material required at site from stores indent should be given by Junior Engineer
and it is to be approved by Senior Engineer.
Stores In charge should keep the minimum inventory in stores .
Reporting systems
Supervisors will report to Junior Engineers,Junior Engineers will report to Senior
Engineers and Senior Engineers should report to Project Manager.