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MOBILIZATION PLAN
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Mobilization of manpower
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SURVEY WORK
Soon after taking possession of the site, one or more survey team each comprising of one
highly experienced qualified Surveyor, several numbers of survey helpers along with
necessary modern survey equipment will be mobilized at site. They will carry out detail
survey work of the existing field condition along with Engineers representative at site
under the guidance of Construction Manager.
They will also establish coordinates of each structure at Area A1, field proposed road
alignment, cross sections, bench mark, control point and reference points etc. on the
basis of approved drawing & direction as well as supervision of the Engineers
representative. Necessary protective measures will be taken to safe guard the above
works against any possible damage. From the survey work they will prepare shop
drawing showing alignment of boundary fencing, location of different structures
including location of contractors site facilities at Area-A1, cross sections at different
locations, estimate volume of earth work to be undertaken, identify the location of
obstructions etc. which will be submitted to Engineer for his approval. Limit of the
embankment shall be set out by fixing wooden pegs at intervals of 25m. The pegs shall be
fixed 0.5m beyond the actual limit of embankment or further away in case widening of
embankment is required for diversion of traffic.
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D)
personnel. Work programme of the following day shall also be fixed in the daily progress
meeting. The monthly coordination meeting with the client, representative of the
Engineer in charge shall be arranged to review progress of work as well as any other
matter related to work.
On the last day of each week BPHB- Mir Akhter JV. will provide the Engneer details of
his intended programme of work for the week ahead.
In the progress meeting the work programme shall be updated. If necessary target shall
need to be achieved, allocation of additional manpower, equipments, materials, overtime
etc. may be provided.
E ) DAILY RECORD, WEEKLY/ MONTHLY RETURN:
Mir Akhter JV shall record daily plant, labour and work undertaken for each operation on
site and agree these records with the Engineer or his representative.
At weekly intervals, we will supply to the Engineer returns of labour, materials,
equipments and progress of each item undertaken during the previous week, cumulative
progress to date and a progamme for the next week.
At monthly interval, not later than first week in every month, BPHB- Mir Akhter JV will
submit to the Engineer a progress report for the previous month that will include physical
& financial progress of previous month & cumulative to date, monthly weather report,
summary of staff & labour employed at site, schedule of equipment on site with date of
arrival/ departure as appropriate, schedule of materials received at site, date of placing
orders & delivery to site, record of site safety/ incident/ accident, a list of any constraints/
risk to progress and suggestions on possible remedial actions, photograph and video
record etc.
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F)
G)
TRAFFIC CONTROL:
Following measures shall be taken to control traffic while working in the existing road:
Temporary diversion shall be constructed along road and at the location of structures.
Traffic signal & warning sign shall be installed well ahead of location of activity.
Traffic flow shall be controlled by engaging manpower, coloured flag etc. in the location
of one way traffic
In the night time traffic shall be directed using coloured light, road marking paint,
refectories sign etc.
In all circumstances, construction plant, equipment and materials shall be allowed to
park/pile up/occupy the traffic road surface without any barricade to others.
H)
I)
CONSTRUCTION METHOD :
The work comprises of excavation of existing base sub-grade, sub-grade preparation,
Improved Sub-grade ( ISG ) by river sand, base course, asphalt treated base course,
asphalt wearing course, warning and traffic diversion sign etc.
Road Work:
Reconstruction & widening of the existing road shall be executed/started from one side of
the road of different sections taking a length not more than 220 m at a time, placing road
barrier blocking the entire length of the working area for road traffic but allowing smooth
controlled movement of traffic through the other side. The blocked area shall be
controlled using traffic supervisor, signal, sign etc. as required.
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CLADDING MATERIALS :
This item shall consist of clayey silt with a plasticity index 10% to 20% for use on
dredged sand embankment having thickness 500 mm. Carried earth will be used in
accordance with specification and in conformity with lines, levels, grades or typical cross
COMPACTION OF EMBANKMENT
Embankments shall be constructed in layers of uniform thickness ( not more than 200
mm lose ) approximately parallel to the finished grade of the road with compaction by
heavy mechanical vibrating rollers proceeding in the direction of the alignment and
gradually covering the width of the embankment or by overlapping passes. Successive
layers of the embankment shall be graded with motor graders or by other means in
conjunction with the compaction operation.
A smooth surface grade having an adequate crown slope or cross fall shall be maintained
to provide for rainfall runoff at all times.
Placing and compaction of embankment material may proceed in light rain provided that
compaction achieved in accordance with the density requirements. In case of moisture
content greater than optimum, mechanical harrow will be used to dry saturated materials
naturally.
Compaction shall be undertaken at moisture content close to the optimum moisture
content determined for the specific degree of compaction. Where sand is used, the
material shall be saturated with water before compaction. One number of mobile water
tanker to be used for watering the filling materials.
6.
SUBGRADE PREPARATION :
This will consist of the preparation of top surface of the road bed to accommodate the
placement of the pavement structure and shoulder or gutter in accordance with the
specification and in conformity to the lines, grades and width as shown on the drawing
and cross section or as directed by the Engineer. The existing road bed shall be scarified,
blended and shaped to conform to the line, level and grade. Any high place in the road
bed shall be cut to grade, all depression shall be filled with approved materials so as to
bring the surface to approved elevation. All objectionable materials like large stone, rock,
roots stumps etc, shall be removed from below sub grade elevation. The sub grade shall
be compacted in layers not exceeding 350mm compacted thickness of minimum 95%
maximum dry density. The sub grade for pavement widening shall be compacted by
rolling with 10-12 ton heavy vibratory compactor. Ditches and drains shall be provided
and maintained for satisfactory drainage of the sub grade. If ruts are found in the sub
grade the sub grade shall be scarified and thoroughly compacted.
After excavation and removal of the objectionable materials, embankment shall be graded
with motor graders or by other means in conjunction with the compaction operation
following slope and gradient of the road surface.
A smooth surface grade having an adequate crown slope or cross fall shall be maintained
to provide for rainfall runoff at all times.
The sub grade shall be shaped as required according to camber or cross falls. Where the
sub grade is found to be of inferior strength, the same will be strengthened by providing
an additional sand layer which will be mixed with formation & completed as per
requirement of specification.
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9.
Base course work of 20 cm thickness shall be done with properly blended materials of
crushed gravel/rock/useable salvaged materials etc. in specified proportion and leveling
& spreading the same in specified layer by mechanical means along with watering &
compacting the same to the full width to the specified density with 10 Ton capacity
Vibratory Roller as per specification, immediately after spreading by motor grader.
Any irregularities that developed in the surface of aggregate base course during
compaction shall be corrected by loosening the surface, adding or removing materials and
re-compacting until the surface presents a smooth regular appearance.
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The asphalt work covers with provision of 50 mm thick Asphalt Treated Base Course as
binder course and 40 mm thick Wearing course as finished surface.
Asphalt Treated Base Course shall be placed on new road of compacted surface of Base
course material with prior application of Bituminous Prime Coat and allowing 24 hrs
curing period of prime coat.
Wearing Course then shall be placed as finishing coat on the Asphalt Treated base course
upon prior application of Bituminous Tack Coat.
Approval of all the ingredients, job-mix formula and procedures for mixing, transporting,
laying & compacting bituminous mixtures shall be taken from the Engineer before
execution of work. The bitumen content in the job mix shall be determined through series
of Marshall Stability test satisfying the criteria mentioned in the specification.
A degender/ bitumen storage tank having accurate permanent temperature gauge of
minimum capacity 10000 ltr will be installed at plant area where mixing temperature of
bitumen will not be exceeded 1650 C. Heating of bitumen will be ensured by a diesel
operated blower.
Materials shall be mixed in the Asphalt Plant satisfying the requirements of the
specifications and volume of the work to be undertaken.
Mixed materials shall be transported to the job site by Dump truck. Truck for hauling
asphalt Treated Base course shall have leak proof metal bodies inner surface of which
shall be lightly sprayed with soapy water, thinned fuel oil or paraffin oil to prevent
adhesion of the asphalt. The truck shall have well tied, tight fitting tarpaulin coverings to
protect the asphaltic concrete from the weather and to maintain temperature..
The equipment used for spreading of asphaltic concrete shall be of self power mechanical
types Paver finisher and capable of spreading the mixture in accordance with
Specification and drawings. The finisher shall be equipped with a device to confine the
edges of the asphaltic concrete to true line & grade.
The Paver finisher shall operate in such a manner that the finished surface shall be
smooth and even and without tracks or tearing or corrugations and adjustable to a regular
surface. Normally 120- 125 % loose asphalt concrete thickness is desirable during laying
which will be confirmed by trial section. During laying operation thickness of loose
asphalt will be checked frequently by a device marked & made of MS rod. Laying
temperature also will be checked by a digital/ metal thermometer.
In exceptional cases where Paver finisher cannot operate due to structural obstruction,
asphalt concrete may be manually laid in small areas with great care should be ensured to
avoid segregation and uneven surface.
Where asphaltic concrete is to be laid against concrete kerbing, the face of the kerb to be
in contact with the material, shall be painted prior to the laying of the material, with hot
bitumen or an approved rapid curing cut- back bitumen.
All joints in asphaltic concrete shall be made to ensure a continuity of level and bond
across the joint. Longitudinal joint shall be trimmed to a vertical face & all crumbs
removed. All the cut back faces of the existing work shall be painted with hot bitumen or
with an approved rapid curing cut-back bitumen.
Immediately after any asphalt has been laid and screed and before roller compaction is
commenced, the surface shall be checked for line and profile, all irregularities corrected,
any fat accumulation from the screed should be removed and all localized fatty areas
removed by hot rake/ hoe and replaced with fresh material from the hopper. Irregularities
in alignment and grade along the edge shall also be corrected before the edge is rolled.
The compaction equipment ( Tendon Roller and Tyre Roller ) and procedures adopted for
compaction shall be demonstrated by rolling trials to the satisfaction of the Engineer. The
materials shall be compacted in large section as per specifications at an initial
temperature 1250C. Rolling shall be continued until all roller marks have been eliminated
from the surface or temperature attained 900C and a field density of not less than 98% of
the laboratory compacted density or as directed by the Engineer.
The materials shall be compacted in a longitudinal direction and the roller shall first
compact material adjacent to any joints and then work from the lower to the upper side of
the layer overlapping on successive passes by at least half the width of the rear roll or in
the case of a pneumatic tyred roller, at least the nominal width of one tyre.
No roller shall be allowed stand on the hot material and the newly finished surface shall
be protected from traffic until the mixture has cooled down to an ambient temperature or
at least 24 hrs after final rolling.
If during cooling, fine cracks found developed in the asphaltic concrete, rolling shall
recommence until such cracks are eliminated to the satisfaction of the Engineer.
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PAVING TRIAL FOR ASPHALT CONCRETE:
After completion of all arrangement including installation & erection of Asphalt Plant
and before permanent work is put in hand, a site ( 50 m x 7.5 m ) selected by the
Engineer shall be laid asphalt concrete work under close supervision in accordance with
the specification.
Such trials shall be used for the purpose of demonstration to the Engineers satisfaction
the stability of a mix or the adequacy of a rate of spread and also to eradicate any
apparent defects in the plant and equipments.
All required field test shall be carried out in the trial asphalt bed. At least two
representative samples shall be made, boxed, fully described, labeled etc. for keeping as a
record.
If approved by the Engineer the trial area shall constitute a standard for comparison and
shall be preserved free from use and the permanent work shall be carried out according to
the same manner & procedure as approved. If not approved for any reason, the trial area
shall be hacked out, removed and the trial repeated.
SURFACE REGULARITY:
The longitudinal regularity of the surface of any wearing courses and base course with in
the tolerance range 10 mm and a 3 m long straight edge aluminum bar to be used
transversely to check irregularities of laid pavement surface with in specified range.
21.
GRASSING & TURFING:
After completion of earth work and placing cladding layer over slope, berm & soft
shoulder according to line, grade and specification, the surface of slope portion of
embankment will be covered by grass or close turf.
22.
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS :
The miscellaneous work like, drain, gully pits, cross road culvert pipe/ outlet, street
lightings etc. shall be constructed by following the normal engineering procedures and
according to specification at the locations to the dimension, line and grade shown in the
drawing. Different types of road signs, ROW posts, kilometer posts, guard posts, concrete
curb block, jersey barrier etc. shall be manufactured as per specification centrally and
shall be installed at different locations as per drawing & direction of the Engineer.
Equipment Name
Model/
Make
Capacity
Quantity
Purpose/ Remarks
1.
Excavator
2.
Dump Truck
10 ton
3.
Motor Grader
3.5 m blade
4.
Pay Loader
2.0 cum
5.
Vibratory Roller
10 Ton
Soil Compaction
6.
Water Bowser
10,000 Ltr
7.
Bitumen Distributor
6,000 ltr
8.
Tendon Roller
8 Ton
Initial compaction of
9.
Tyre Roller
10 Ton
10.
60- 90 TPH
11.
Asphalt Paver
3.5 m width
12.
Air Compressor
13.
Generator
14.
Lighting arrangement
Set
Other Tools & equipments:
15.
Digital Thermometer
16.
2 Set
17.
Straight edge
2 Set
20.
Template
2 Nos
21.
Transport/ Vehicle
Micro Bus
1 No.
22.
1 No.
1
30 KVA
Asphalt concrete
Final compaction and
smooth surface
Production of Asphalt
concrete
Laying and placing
Asphalt Concrete
Blowing and Cleaning
surface
Power Generation for
lighting facility
Provide facility for
night work
To measure
temperature of asphalt
in different stage
For measuring laying
thickness, manual
spreading, correcting
uneven surface and
smoothing surface etc.
Provide protection at
edge during placing
and compaction of
Asphalt concrete.
To measure
unevenness
Workers Transport
Facility
Workers Transport
Facility
Trade
Unit
Number
Shift
Duration
Total
(Day)
Shift
Remarks
1 Project Manager
No.
2 Planning Engineer
No.
3 Q C Engineer
No.
4 Pavement Engineer
No.
5 M & E Engineer
6 Supervision Engineer
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Safety Supervisor
Supervisor
Laboratory Technician
Technician Helper
Surveyor
Surveyor Helper
Vehicle Driver
Excavator Operator
Electrician
Mechanics
Mechanic Helper
Auto Electrician
Signal Man
Security Guard
Excavator Operator
Dump Truck Operator
Motor Grader Operator
Pay Loader Operator
Vibratory Roller Operator
1
1
1
1
1
37 Skilled Labour
38 Common Labour
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