Construction Management Part II – Construction Early Works

Construction Management Part II – Construction Early Works, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 3.5, with 34 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 22 subscribers.

You will learn about Construction Sequence Excavation Shoring Anchoring Dewatering This course is ideal for individuals who are Construction Graduates It is particularly useful for Construction Graduates.

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Summary

Title: Construction Management Part II – Construction Early Works

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 3.5

Number of Lectures: 34

Number of Published Lectures: 34

Number of Curriculum Items: 34

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 34

Original Price: A$37.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Construction Sequence
Excavation
Shoring
Anchoring
Dewatering

Who Should Attend

Construction Graduates

Target Audiences

Construction Graduates

Jorico Training

Construction Management Part2 – Construction Early Works, Excavation and Shoring, Dewatering

Established in 2015, Jorico Training is a multi-disciplinary training organisation that specialises in providing:

Engineering training
Cloud computing training
University students with assistance to develop real skills that will add value for their future employers

This course aims to To help young engineers, construction/civil/project management students, Construction Cadet to develop entry level construction management knowledge and skills including:

Successfully understand the scope of work involved in project and contract management
Obtain an insight into the various stages of a construction project
Learn the knowledge and Technics involved in each stage of a construction project
Efficiently interpret and draw out key implications of an architectural and construction drawing, and correctly apply to the construction project

In particular, this course will go through the following topics to help student to understand:

Understanding the Excavation Process
ShoringSelection and Feasibility Study
Dial Before You Dig
Sample Geotechnical Report
Calculations
RetainingSystem Selection
Sheet Pileand Bored PileConstruction
Anchoringand Shotcrete
Underground Continuous Wall
Piling/ShoringTypes and Instructions
Choose the Appropriate Piling/Shoring Type

As an future project manager managing construction early works, it is also very important to follow the following best practise:

– Safework Australia, Excavation Work

– Each State Code of Practise – Excavation Works

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Why We Need Shoring

Lecture 3: Understand the Construction Early Work Sequence

Lecture 4: Section 1 Power Point

Chapter 2: All About Shoring

Lecture 1: Required Reports Before Shoring Selection

Lecture 2: Walk Through Dial Before You Dig

Lecture 3: Geotechnical Report Introduction

Lecture 4: Typical Geotechnical Report

Lecture 5: Shoring Design Report

Lecture 6: Section 2 Slides

Chapter 3: Shoring System Types

Lecture 1: Shoring System Types

Lecture 2: Benching and Concrete Retaining

Lecture 3: Soldier Pile

Lecture 4: Secant Pile

Lecture 5: Sheet Pile

Lecture 6: Diaphragm Wall

Lecture 7: Other Shoring

Lecture 8: Section 3 Slides

Chapter 4: Anchoring Types and Technicalities

Lecture 1: Anchoring Types and Technicalities

Lecture 2: Soil Nail

Lecture 3: Rock Bolt

Lecture 4: Strand Anchor

Lecture 5: Quiz

Lecture 6: Quiz Answer

Lecture 7: Waler System

Lecture 8: Shortcrete

Lecture 9: Section 4 Slides

Chapter 5: Introduction to Dewatering

Lecture 1: Introduction to dewatering

Lecture 2: DMP Assessment and Problem

Lecture 3: Dewater Method – Exclusion

Lecture 4: Dewater Method – Sump Pump

Lecture 5: Dewater Method – Well Point, Deep Well, Eductor Well

Lecture 6: Dewater Technicalities and Impact

Lecture 7: Section 5 Slides

Instructors

Jorico Training
Professional Training Service for IT/Engineers

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