Part One: Factors Affecting Construction Method Assessment
Introduction
To manage, management
To plan, planning
The construction process
Construction planning
Influence of the law, codes and standards
The construction planner
The role of planning in claims
The construction method planning process
References
1 Site inspections
2 The Influence of the Site and its Boundaries on Plant and Method Selection
3 Temporary Works, Their Role; Association with Plant and Equipment
4 Temporary Works: Scaffolding, Formwork and Falsework, Support of Excavations
5 Influence of Design on Construction Cost and Buildability
6 Cost Elements in Tender and Contract Planning
7 Selection of Plant and Methods
Part Two: Establishing Methods and their Planning Control
Introduction
Critical items
Time/cost solutions
8 Non-Piled Foundations
9 Piled Foundations Types of Piling
10 Deep Basements
11 In-situ Concrete Structures
12 Pre-Cast Concrete Structures
13 Steel Structures
14 Cladding, Internal Works and Specialist Services
15 External Works
16 Waste in the Construction Process
17 Method Statements
18 Contract Planning Control on Site
19 The Role of Planning in Claims
20 Facade Retention and Structural Alteration
21 Refurbishment of Dwellings
Appendix A: Legislation affecting the planning of construction methods
Appendix B: Codes of Practice and British Standards
Biography
Illingworth, J.R.
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