The Construction Mechanizer blog is created to provide valuable information resource for construction professionals, employee and student engaged in construction industry.
This blog will be worked as tool for successful mechanization and automation for cope up with the challenges raised by construction industry.
The economic management of plant and equipment is possible by co-coordinated effort of knowledge of resource mobilization & finance management, asset management, project management, safety management and all these function is executed or managed by employee, therefore employee core skill and employee engagement is must for successful result.
Construction equipment is one of the biggest investments carried by construction industry. Knowledge about owning cost and operating cost is must before construction plant & equipment mobilization. Also, monitoring of actual operating and owning cost of equipment on regular basis is required. Owning cost and operating cost of equipment has significant impact on profitability of work executed.
The ownership costs of construction equipment can be categorized into 'fixed cost' and 'variable cost'.
A to Z elements for calculation of ownership costs of construction plant & equipment are:
A. Purchase price
B. Wear parts cost
C. Economic Life
D. Ownership period
E. Residual value
F. Depreciation Time
G. Annual depreciation cost
H. Interest rate
I. Interest Cost
J. Machine tax
K. Machine tax cost
L. Insurance costs
M. Storage and Protection Cost
N. Fuel cost
O. Fuel consumption per hour
P. Cost of Major Overhaul
Q. Life time of Major Overhaul
R. Planned maintenance cost
S. Life time of planned maintenance
T. Cost of Wear Parts
U. Life time of Wear Parts
V. Lubricants
W. Lubricant Interval
X. Lubricant Cost
Y. Operator Cost
Z. Operating Hours
A MODEL STUDY ON COMPARATIVE COST ANALYSIS OF EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT IN CONSTRU...IAEME Publication
Construction Equipment is the important factor to run the project in a successful manner. it is
important for both private constructions and also for Trust based organizational Construction
projects’ success. A large number of quantities of equipment are required in construction even in
small construction companies also there is a need to invest high initial cost in equipment. Nearly
40% of construction cost is related to equipment. This paper elevates the elements to be considered
while purchasing, leasing or renting the equipment, and guide in optimizing the profitability.
Methods of life cycle cost estimating and decision methods were researched and compared. Data
was acquired from equipment rental companies, private construction companies, and Trust base
organizational projects
Construction equipment is one of the biggest investments carried by construction industry. Knowledge about owning cost and operating cost is must before construction plant & equipment mobilization. Also, monitoring of actual operating and owning cost of equipment on regular basis is required. Owning cost and operating cost of equipment has significant impact on profitability of work executed.
The ownership costs of construction equipment can be categorized into 'fixed cost' and 'variable cost'.
A to Z elements for calculation of ownership costs of construction plant & equipment are:
A. Purchase price
B. Wear parts cost
C. Economic Life
D. Ownership period
E. Residual value
F. Depreciation Time
G. Annual depreciation cost
H. Interest rate
I. Interest Cost
J. Machine tax
K. Machine tax cost
L. Insurance costs
M. Storage and Protection Cost
N. Fuel cost
O. Fuel consumption per hour
P. Cost of Major Overhaul
Q. Life time of Major Overhaul
R. Planned maintenance cost
S. Life time of planned maintenance
T. Cost of Wear Parts
U. Life time of Wear Parts
V. Lubricants
W. Lubricant Interval
X. Lubricant Cost
Y. Operator Cost
Z. Operating Hours
A MODEL STUDY ON COMPARATIVE COST ANALYSIS OF EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT IN CONSTRU...IAEME Publication
Construction Equipment is the important factor to run the project in a successful manner. it is
important for both private constructions and also for Trust based organizational Construction
projects’ success. A large number of quantities of equipment are required in construction even in
small construction companies also there is a need to invest high initial cost in equipment. Nearly
40% of construction cost is related to equipment. This paper elevates the elements to be considered
while purchasing, leasing or renting the equipment, and guide in optimizing the profitability.
Methods of life cycle cost estimating and decision methods were researched and compared. Data
was acquired from equipment rental companies, private construction companies, and Trust base
organizational projects
Factors Affecting Cost Escalation in Construction Projects in Gaza StripDr. Amarjeet Singh
Cost escalation is one of serious difficulties that
facing the construction industry. The construction sector
suffers from ever-increasing cost of raw materials,
construction inputs and inflation in domestic and
international markets. The aim of this paper is to identify
factors affecting the cost escalation in construction projects in
the Gaza Strip. This will help the contractors to create
awareness so that timely remedial measures can be taken to
mitigate the resulting problems. A total of 36 cost escalation
factors related to project, supervisor, activity, owner, labour
and equipment and materials were identified through
extensive literature review which were supported by panel of
experts and pilot study. A structured questionnaire was used
to collect primary data. A total of 120 questionnaires were
distributed randomly to owners, consultants and contractors
working in the construction sector in the Gaza Strip to collect
their views about the factors affecting cost escalation. The
questionnaire was divided into two parts. The first part is
general information and the second is factors affecting cost
escalation. The results revealed that the cost of building
materials, permits and approvals, the availability of an
effective supervisory system, the improper cost estimate, the
changes in project, the quality of work, the machinery and
equipment required to carry out the tasks and activities
required for the project completion are the most common
factors leading to the cost escalation of construction projects
in the Gaza Strip.
Presentation on practical approach of costing in construction industry has been prepared with the objective of spreading and sharing knowledge of flow of costing and key areas among industry, professionals and other related people.
it may be very useful to understand the basic concepts and approach of costing of this fastest growing industry.
Basic concepts of resource management, class of
labour, Wages & statutory requirement, Labour Production rate or Productivity,Factors affecting labour output or productivity.
Construction Equipments: classification of construction equipment, estimation
of productivity for: excavator, dozer, compactors, graders and dumpers.
Estimation of ownership cost, operational and maintenance cost of construction equipments. Selection of construction equipment and basic concept on equipment maintenance.
Materials: material management functions, inventory management.
Construction equipment need and factors-nrcnarayanch1979
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Purpose of estimate
Technical Terms in estimate
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External Services
Contingencies
Work charge estiblishment
Tools&Plants(T&P)
Centage Charges
Schedule of Rates
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Factors Affecting Cost Escalation in Construction Projects in Gaza StripDr. Amarjeet Singh
Cost escalation is one of serious difficulties that
facing the construction industry. The construction sector
suffers from ever-increasing cost of raw materials,
construction inputs and inflation in domestic and
international markets. The aim of this paper is to identify
factors affecting the cost escalation in construction projects in
the Gaza Strip. This will help the contractors to create
awareness so that timely remedial measures can be taken to
mitigate the resulting problems. A total of 36 cost escalation
factors related to project, supervisor, activity, owner, labour
and equipment and materials were identified through
extensive literature review which were supported by panel of
experts and pilot study. A structured questionnaire was used
to collect primary data. A total of 120 questionnaires were
distributed randomly to owners, consultants and contractors
working in the construction sector in the Gaza Strip to collect
their views about the factors affecting cost escalation. The
questionnaire was divided into two parts. The first part is
general information and the second is factors affecting cost
escalation. The results revealed that the cost of building
materials, permits and approvals, the availability of an
effective supervisory system, the improper cost estimate, the
changes in project, the quality of work, the machinery and
equipment required to carry out the tasks and activities
required for the project completion are the most common
factors leading to the cost escalation of construction projects
in the Gaza Strip.
Presentation on practical approach of costing in construction industry has been prepared with the objective of spreading and sharing knowledge of flow of costing and key areas among industry, professionals and other related people.
it may be very useful to understand the basic concepts and approach of costing of this fastest growing industry.
Basic concepts of resource management, class of
labour, Wages & statutory requirement, Labour Production rate or Productivity,Factors affecting labour output or productivity.
Construction Equipments: classification of construction equipment, estimation
of productivity for: excavator, dozer, compactors, graders and dumpers.
Estimation of ownership cost, operational and maintenance cost of construction equipments. Selection of construction equipment and basic concept on equipment maintenance.
Materials: material management functions, inventory management.
Construction equipment need and factors-nrcnarayanch1979
Need of construction, standard equipment, special equipment,Depreciation cost and methods, Factors affecting selection of CE, Factors affecting cost of owning and operating equipment, Factors affecting performance of CE.
What is estimate?
Purpose of estimate
Technical Terms in estimate
Project
Quantity Surveying
Plinth Area
External Services
Contingencies
Work charge estiblishment
Tools&Plants(T&P)
Centage Charges
Schedule of Rates
Whenever an engineering economic analysis is performed for a major capital investment, the cost-estimating effort for that analysis should be an integral part of a comprehensive planning and design process requiring the active participation of not only engineering designers but also personnel from marketing, manufacturing, finance, and top management
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2. Introduction
The Construction Mechanizer blog is
created to provide valuable information
resource for construction professionals,
employee and student engaged in
construction industry.
This blog will be worked as tool for
successful mechanization and automation
for cope up with the challenges raised by
construction industry.
www.constructionmechanizer.com
3. Introduction
Growth of construction industry is an important
indicator for development for country, as it
creates investments opportunities at various
related sectors.
Construction Mechanizer will contribute to
economic development by promoting
technology improvement,
Advocating for need of requirement &
development of skill manpower for construction
projects,
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4. Introduction
Requirement of mechanization, automation and
rationalization of construction machinery for
optimizing resources and maximizing
productivity and efficiency.
Construction Mechanizer will contribute to
economic development by promoting
technology improvement, and
Advocating for need of requirement &
development of skill manpower for construction
projects, and
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5. Vision
To develop a
“SYSTEMATIC KNOWLEDGE AND
EXECUTION DIAGRAM FOR SMART
MECHANIZATION AND AUTOMATION”
with optimum skill and knowledge required
for successful mechanization and automation of
construction industry
for achieve of
challenging target of project related to
SCOPE, COST, QUALITY AND TIME.
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6. Mission
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•
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To promote mechanization and automation
through introduction of appropriate
technology and cost effective approaches in
construction industry;
To attain excellence by proper decision for
resource mobilization in construction industry,
keeping long term strategic plan;
To attain excellence by implementation of
right process of selection of equipment with
use of decision making project & finance
management tool;
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7. Mission
•
•
•
To create a consciousness of asset
management by implementation of right
operation and maintenance methodology for
construction plant & equipment and shuttering
and staging material for better productivity
and economy;
To become instruments in implementation of
best maintenance and operation practice and
project management methodology;
To help in building of core skill of
professionals, employee and student;
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8. Mission
•
•
•
To inspire for round the clock (24 * 7) safety
of construction employee, construction plant
and equipment, constructed property and
stakeholders;
To strengthen the relationship between
employee and organization for achieve the
goal;
To inspire for enhancement of performance by
improvement in capability and motivation of
construction professional, employee and
student;
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9. Construction Industry
•
Construction industry is a fundamental
economic sector which invades most of the
other sectors as it transforms various
resources into constructed physical economic
and social infrastructure necessary for socioeconomic development.
•
It embraces the process by which the physical
infrastructure are planned, designed,
procured, constructed, altered, repaired,
maintained, and demolished.
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10. Construction Industry
• The realization of vision of globe
depends on the existence of a reliable
and competitive construction industry
that is capable of delivering
– quality
– Services, and
– value for money
in the development and maintenance of
the physical infrastructure.
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11. Construction Mechanizer
Construction Mechanizer will work as framework
for action for achieve of
challenging target, and
performance level demanded by clients related
to
scope,
cost,
schedule and
quality.
In present scenario, these can be achieved by
mechanization and automation in construction
process.
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12. Construction Mechanizer
•
“Mechanization and automation is
basically economic management of
plant and equipment”.
•
We need plant and equipment for technical
and speedy construction and
simultaneously timely and economic
completion.
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13. Construction Mechanizer
The economic management of plant and
equipment is possible by co-coordinated
effort of knowledge of resource
mobilization & finance management,
asset management, project
management, safety management and
all these function is executed or managed
by employee, therefore employee core
skill and employee engagement is must
for successful result.
www.constructionmechanizer.com
14. Construction Mechanizer
•
Generally in present scenario all
knowledge base is handled separately and
without optimum knowledge and
consequently increase in system wastage.
•
Knowledge of each area is required for
better result.
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15. Objective of
Construction Mechanizer
MAJOR KNOWLEDGE AREA
MAJOR BENEFIT
Mechanization &
Automation
Resource and Finance
Improve Customer
Satisfaction
Asset Management
Improve Safety & Quality
Project Management
Safety Management
Improve Employee &
Organization
Employee Core Skill
Employee
Engagement
Less Operation Cost
More Profit
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20. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
Employee engagement is a
workplace approach designed
to ensure that employees are
committed to their
organization’s goals and
values, willing and motivated
to perform to levels that
exceed the stated job
requirements.
Engaged employees believe
that they can make a difference
in the organizations they work
for.
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21. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
KEY FACTORS:
1.
Job factor
1. Job Satisfaction
2. Work Condition & safe work
environment
3. Immediate supervisory staff
4. Job knowledge
2.
Organization factor
1. Code Of Ethics
2. Training
3. Reward & Incentive
4. Leadership
3.
Personal factor
1. Self Motivation
2. Self Commitment
3. Attitude
4. Work Spirituality
Values
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&
Inner
22. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
The mechanization &
automation of the
construction operations is
must for
increased quality,
dimensional precision,
productivity,
improved operational
time,
lower costs,
reducing staff and
worker,
better work conditions
and
safer work environment.
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23. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
The execution efficiency
can be improvement by
utilizing mechanized and
automated operating
resources.
MECHANIZATION is the
process of creating and
deploying specialized plant &
equipment and machineries
in aiding construction
activities undertaken by
people to improve the
construction process.
Mechanization includes a
systematic process flow of
construction
activities/process.
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24. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
Basic characteristics of
mechanization are:
1. Machineries operated by
operator;
2. Related to systematic flow
process;
3. Employee reduction, and
4. Improvement in
productivity, efficiency and
profitability.
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25. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
AUTOMATION is defined as a
self-regulating process
performed by using
programmable machines to
carry out series of tasks
with no or little people
intervention in their normal
operation.
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26. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
Basic characteristics of
automation are:
1. Machineries is operated by
programmable machines
with no or little people
intervention;
2. Related to self-regulating
process;
3. Employee reduction, and
4. Improvement in
productivity, efficiency and
profitability.
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27. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
Employee has to learn
number of skill to perform
successfully in construction
industry. Certain skills are
required always (Soft skill),
while some are required only
for certain job positions
(Hard skill).
These skills, employee
needed to perform his role
effectively, whether in the
home, in the workplace, or
in society. These are the
fundamental skills that
employee need to possess if
he wants to do well in his
undertakings.
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28. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
Core skill can be divided
into two categories:
1. Soft skill
– Basic Skill
– Thinking Skill
– Personal Qualities
2. Hard skill
– Technical Skill
– Managerial Skill
– Financial Skill
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29. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
RESOURCES are the
inputs that are used in
the construction
activities. It
encompasses the
human (skills, knowledge and
concepts),
plant & machinery,
shuttering & scaffoldings,
money,
materials,
information,
energy
essential for attaining the
objectives of an
organization or
individual.
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30. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
RESOURCE MOBILIZATION
is a process, which will
identify the resources
essential for the development,
implementation and
continuation of works in the
construction activities for
achieving the organization's
mission.
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31. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT refers to all
the processes that govern
the recording and use of
funds, including allocation
processes, crediting and
debiting of accounts,
controls that restrict use,
accounting and periodic
financial reporting systems,
project cost accounting &
budgeting etc.
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32. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT
incorporate investment
appraisal methodology,
these are:
1.
Payback Period
2.
ARR
3.
IRR
4.
Profitability Index
5.
NPV
6.
Buy or rent analysis
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33. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
SAFETY MANAGEMENT is
a systematic, organized
process to reducing the
human and financial costs
of workplace incidents and
aim of
“SAFE PEOPLE,
SAFE PLANT EQUIPMENT
&
SAFE CONSTRUCTED
PROPERTY”
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34. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
KEY FACTORS
1.
System Safety
2.
Safety Management
System
3.
Site Specific Safety
Plan
4.
Safety Rules
5.
Safety Audit
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35. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
ASSET MANAGEMENT is
the process of maintaining
asset at desired level of
services at the lowest life
cycle cost.
Asset management is the
tool, used for assure of
utility services are
provided and operated in
a sustainable cost
effective way.
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37. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
is the application of
knowledge, skill, tools
& techniques to meet
project activities to
meet the projects
requirements.
PROCESS GROUP
1. Initiating Process
Group
2. Planning Process
Group
3. Executing Process
Group
4. Monitoring & Control
Process Group
5. Close Process Group
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38. SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION AND KNOWLEDGE DIAGRAM FOR
SMART MECHANIZATION & AUTOMATION
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
KNOWLEDGE BASE
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•
•
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•
•
•
•
Integration
Management
Scope Management
Time Management
Cost Management
Quality Management
Human Resource
Management
Comm. Management
Risk Management
Procurement
Management
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39. THANK YOU
Web Site: www.constructionmechanizer.com
Email: constructionmechanizer@gmail.com
info@constructionmechanizer.com
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