CMGT 306-1: Construction Site Operations Spring 2017 Assignment No. 2 REVISED 2/17/17 Each student to develop a site logistics plan Include adjacent streets  Show building orientation on site  Prepare a project site layout and organizational plan (graphically and narratively)   At a minimum your plan should include: • A site logistics plan for the mobilization phase of the project (from mobilization through demolition). • A site logistics plan for the rough-in phase of the project. • A site logistics plan for the finishes phase of the project until substantial completion. At a minimum you should address: • Jobsite access to and from the worksite; for workers, occupants, public. • Temporary facilities; utilities, offices, storage, sanitary. • Materials handling; material movement, delivery, storage, and handling. • Security, safety, and signage; both inside and outside. • Communications to owner, occupants, public. • Work sequence, policies, and procedures No presentations in class Since no presentations, provide a written narrative of the work sequence and complete explanation of the plan.  This narrative shall be as if you are presenting this to your client and explaining what your plan is and defending it. Any data not identified on the plan but included in your concept shall be defined in the narrative. ...

1. CMGT 306-1: Construction Site Operations Spring 2017
Assignment No. 2 REVISED 2/17/17
Each student to develop a site logistics plan
Include adjacent streets
Show building orientation on site
Prepare a project site layout and organizational plan
(graphically and narratively)
At a minimum your plan should include:
• A site logistics plan for the mobilization phase of the project
(from mobilization through demolition). • A site logistics plan
for the rough-in phase of the project. • A site logistics plan for
the finishes phase of the project until substantial completion.
At a minimum you should address:
• Jobsite access to and from the worksite; for workers,
occupants, public. • Temporary facilities; utilities, offices,
storage, sanitary. • Materials handling; material movement,
delivery, storage, and handling. • Security, safety, and signage;
both inside and outside. • Communications to owner, occupants,
public. • Work sequence, policies, and procedures
No presentations in class
Since no presentations, provide a written narrative of the work
sequence and complete explanation of the plan. This narrative
shall be as if you are presenting this to your client and
explaining what your plan is and defending it.
Any data not identified on the plan but included in your concept
shall be defined in the narrative.