SITE SUPERVISION AND CHAPTER 3

ORGANIZATION
 SITE PLANNING

 Review the building plans and layout.

 Examine the project schedule, including any phasing
requirements.
 Include all applicable OSHA site planning guidelines .
 Consider how vehicles will enter the site from local roads .
 Determine the best location for job site trailers, offices and
portable toilets.
 Plan for hauling and storage needs .
 Add a fence to protect and secure the site.
 PROGRESS CHART

 A chart that shows various operations in a construction

project, such as excavating and foundations, along with
planned starting and finish dates in the form of horizontal
bars. Progress is indicated by filling in the bars.

 A similar chart for the design phase of a project. The bars

usually identify specific drawings.
BAR CHART
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CHART
CRITICAL
PATH
METHOD
and
The use
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Method
SITE DIARY

USAGE
 save at least some
information regarding site
events
 As prove
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 DUTIES
TECHNICIAN
 Per forming test, collecting data,
and assisting engineer s .
 generally follow procedures
developed by engineer s .
 per forms physical and computer -
based tasks to help the engineer
design or complete projects on
schedule.
 Estimate constructi on costs
 Prepare drawings
 Per form land sur veying
 Plan and over see the construction
of highways, buildings, bridges
and dams
ASSISTANT ENGINEER
 per forms civil engineering work
related to designing,planning ,
reviewing, and inspecting public
works and private facilities and
developments;
 Per forms technical and feasibility
studies and makes
recommendati ons based on the
results;
 functions as project engineer;
and does related work as
required.
 SITE SUPERVISOR

A site supervisor takes care of the actual physical

premises of a work site.

A project engineer oversees the actual work being

done at the site. So, if a building is going up, the
project engineer supervises the various components
of getting the building up and finished.
Open Planking

If the soil is very soft and loose. The boards shall be placed horizontally against
the sides of the excavation and supported by vertical waling boards which shall
be I strutted to similar timber pieces on the opposite side of the trench. Care
has to he taken while withdrawing the timber members after completion of the
foundation work so that there is no collapse of trench.
 Bracket scaffolding
Couple scaffolding

Steps scaffolding

Suspended scaffolding

Single scaffolding Cantilever scaffolding