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1) The weekly review meeting covered quality practices, safety pledges, and HSE statistics for the Godrej Two construction project. 2) The project status was reviewed for each zone, with some zones completing raft work and beginning retaining walls, while other zones had not yet started excavation. 3) The contractual completion date of June 2018 was being targeted to be completed by March 2018 instead, and status updates showed progress toward the earlier agreed date.

Engineering

GODREJ TWO
Weekly Review Meeting
Date – 16-11-2017

Curing by ponding of water-Raft:
Application of Curing
compound-In columns
Curing by covering with Hessian
cloth

Training program-Passive Rock Anchor
Before Drilling Before Grouting

Quality Checks-During Execution of Passive rock
anchor
Checking of
verticality
Flushing of Borehole
Alignment of Anchor

Good finishing of Column Good finish of wall

I solemnly affirm that,
I will do everything possible
for the prevention of accidents,
occupational disease
& protection of the environment
in the interest of self,
my family, my organization
my community
& the nation at large.
“ JAI SURAKSHA ”
SAFETY PLEDGE

HSE Statistics
Particulars As on 2nd Nov 2017 Till 9th Nov 2017 Cumulative
Man Hours 276389 26640 303029
HSE Induction 1085 89 1174
First Aid 01 Nil 01
Near miss 12 Nil 12
Training 23 1 24

CONTRACTUAL Vs AGREED SCHEDULE
Element
Contractual
JUNE 2018
Agreed
MARCH 2018
Present Status
Raft
Zone 1 26-Jan 03-Dec Completed - 15th Nov
Zone 2 14-Feb 19-Dec PCC In Progress
Zone 3 21-Feb 30-Dec PCC In Progress
Zone 4 02-Dec 18-Nov Completed - 30th Oct
Zone 5 07-Feb 17-Dec PCC Completed
Zone 6 24-Feb 22-Dec PCC In Progress
Zone 7 08-Dec 21-Nov Completed - 30th Oct
Zone 8 19-Dec 27-Nov Completed - 4th Nov
Zone 9 25-Dec 05-Dec 80% Completed
Cols/RW/SW
Zone 1 27-Feb 27-Dec Not Started
Zone 2 07-Mar 09-Jan Not Started
Zone 3 13-Mar 21-Jan Not Started
Zone 4 23-Dec 09-Dec 20% Completed
Zone 5 16-Mar 09-Jan Not Started
Zone 6 24-Mar 15-Jan Not Started
Zone 7 01-Jan 15-Dec 20% Completed
Zone 8 10-Jan 18-Dec 5% Completed
Zone 9 20-Jan 03-Jan Not Started
Basement Slab
Zone 1 23-Mar 17-Jan Not Started
Zone 2 27-Mar 30-Jan Not Started
Zone 3 03-Apr 11-Feb Not Started
Zone 4 13-Jan 30-Dec Stagging Started
Zone 5 07-Apr 28-Jan Not Started
Zone 6 17-Apr 05-Feb Not Started
Zone 7 24-Jan 05-Jan Stagging Started
Zone 8 30-Jan 08-Jan Not Started
Zone 9 14-Feb 24-Jan Not Started

CONTRACTUAL Vs AGREED SCHEDULE
Element
Contractual
JUNE 2018
Agreed
MARCH 2018
Present Status
Cols/RW/SW
Zone 1 30-Apr 12-Feb Not Started
Zone 2 01-May 27-Feb Not Started
Zone 3 10-May 10-Mar Not Started
Zone 4 10-Feb 25-Jan Not Started
Zone 5 14-May 28-Feb Not Started
Zone 6 15-May 26-Feb Not Started
Zone 7 28-Feb 31-Jan Not Started
Zone 8 14-Mar 05-Feb Not Started
Zone 9 02-Apr 19-Feb Not Started
Ground Floor Slab
Zone 1 15-May 05-Mar Not Started
Zone 2 20-May 20-Mar Not Started
Zone 3 25-May 31-Mar Not Started
Zone 4 03-Mar 15-Feb Not Started
Zone 5 31-May 19-Mar Not Started
Zone 6 28-May 24-Mar Not Started
Zone 7 21-Mar 21-Feb Not Started
Zone 8 04-Apr 26-Feb Not Started
Zone 9 23-Apr 12-Mar Not Started

ZONE
7
STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS
Start Date End Date Start Date End Date
Horizontal PCC COMLETED
Vertical PCC COMLETED
Rock Anchoring COMLETED
Rock Anchoring Water Proofing COMLETED
Raft COMLETED
R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 1 03-Nov 07-Nov COMLETED
R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 2 08-Nov 13-Nov 5.00 10-Nov 17-Nov
R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 3 14-Nov 18-Nov 4.00 18-Nov 22-Nov
Columns/Shear Walls Lift 1 06-Nov 10-Nov 4.00 06-Nov 16-Nov
Columns/Shear Walls - Lift 2 11-Nov 16-Nov 5.00 11-Nov 18-Nov
Slab Stagging 16-Nov 21-Nov 5.00 20-Nov 25-Nov
Slab Reinforcment + PT 20-Nov 24-Nov 4.00 24-Nov 28-Nov
Basement 1 Slab 25-Nov 25-Nov 0.00 29-Nov 29-Nov
ZONE
1
STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS
Start Date End Date Start Date End Date
Excavtion End COMLETED
Area Clearance COMLETED
Horizontal PCC COMLETED
Vertical PCC COMLETED
Rock Anchoring COMLETED
Rock Anchoring Water Proofing COMLETED
Raft 09-Nov 18-Nov 9.00 09-Nov 14-Nov
R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 1 07-Nov 12-Nov 5.00 07-Nov 18-Nov
R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 2 13-Nov 17-Nov 4.00 14-Nov 23-Nov
R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 3 18-Nov 22-Nov 4.00 20-Nov 27-Nov
Columns/Shear Walls Lift 1 08-Nov 16-Nov 8.00 08-Nov 18-Nov
Columns/Shear Walls - Lift 2 17-Nov 21-Nov 4.00 16-Nov 20-Nov
Slab Stagging 20-Nov 26-Nov 6.00 24-Nov 30-Nov
Slab Reinforcment 25-Nov 29-Nov 4.00 29-Nov 03-Dec
Basement 1 Slab 30-Nov 30-Nov 0.00 04-Dec 04-Dec
NOV MONTH TRACKING

ZONE
4
STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS
Start Date End Date Start Date End Date
Excavtion End COMLETED
Area Clearance COMLETED
Horizontal PCC COMLETED
Vertical PCC COMLETED
Rock Anchoring COMLETED
Rock Anchoring Water Proofing COMLETED
Raft COMLETED
R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 1 11-Nov 16-Nov COMLETED
R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 2 17-Nov 21-Nov 08-Nov 12-Nov
R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 3 22-Nov 26-Nov 13-Nov 16-Nov
Columns/Shear Walls Lift 1 14-Nov 19-Nov 08-Nov 18-Nov
Columns/Shear Walls - Lift 2 20-Nov 24-Nov 19-Nov 24-Nov
CORE
AREA
-
ZONE
5
STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS
Start Date End Date Start Date End Date
Excavtion End 01-Nov 06-Nov COMLETED
Area Clearance 07-Nov 08-Nov COMLETED
Horizontal PCC 08-Nov 11-Nov 10-Nov 12-Nov
Vertical PCC 12-Nov 13-Nov 13-Nov 14-Nov
Raft 14-Nov 20-Nov 15-Nov 21-Nov
Periphery Core Wall Lift 1 21-Nov 30-Nov 22-Nov 01-Dec
ZONE
8
STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS
Start Date End Date Start Date End Date
Excavtion End COMLETED
Area Clearance COMLETED
Horizontal PCC COMLETED
Vertical PCC COMLETED
Rock Anchoring COMLETED
Rock Anchoring Water Proofing COMLETED
Raft 01-Nov 04-Nov COMLETED
R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 1 14-Nov 19-Nov COMLETED
R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 2 20-Nov 24-Nov 20-Nov 24-Nov
R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 3 25-Nov 29-Nov 25-Nov 29-Nov
Columns/Shear Walls Lift 1 20-Nov 23-Nov 20-Nov 23-Nov
Columns/Shear Walls - Lift 2 24-Nov 28-Nov 24-Nov 28-Nov
NOV MONTH TRACKING

ZONE
9
STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS
Start Date End Date Start Date End Date
Excavtion End COMLETED
Area Clearance COMLETED
Horizontal PCC COMLETED
Vertical PCC COMLETED
Rock Anchoring 02-Nov 16-Nov 02-Nov 16-Nov
Rock Anchoring Water Proofing 06-Nov 19-Nov 05-Nov 19-Nov
Raft 04-Nov 22-Nov 04-Nov 22-Nov
ZONE
6
STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS
Start Date End Date Start Date End Date
Excavtion End 05-Nov 12-Nov 08-Nov 12-Nov Footing Balance
Area Clearance 13-Nov 16-Nov 13-Nov 16-Nov
Horizontal PCC 17-Nov 20-Nov 17-Nov 20-Nov
Vertical PCC 21-Nov 22-Nov 21-Nov 22-Nov
Rock Anchoring 19-Nov 24-Nov 19-Nov 24-Nov
Rock Anchoring Water Proofing 23-Nov 25-Nov 23-Nov 25-Nov
Raft 20-Nov 28-Nov 20-Nov 28-Nov
NOV MONTH TRACKING

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QA QC.pptx

1. GODREJ TWO Weekly Review Meeting Date – 16-11-2017

2. Quality Pledge

3. Good practices

4. Curing by ponding of water-Raft: Application of Curing compound-In columns Curing by covering with Hessian cloth

5. Training program-Passive Rock Anchor Before Drilling Before Grouting

6. Quality Checks-During Execution of Passive rock anchor Checking of verticality Flushing of Borehole Alignment of Anchor

7. Good finishing of Column Good finish of wall

8. I solemnly affirm that, I will do everything possible for the prevention of accidents, occupational disease & protection of the environment in the interest of self, my family, my organization my community & the nation at large. “ JAI SURAKSHA ” SAFETY PLEDGE

9. HSE Statistics Particulars As on 2nd Nov 2017 Till 9th Nov 2017 Cumulative Man Hours 276389 26640 303029 HSE Induction 1085 89 1174 First Aid 01 Nil 01 Near miss 12 Nil 12 Training 23 1 24

10. CONTRACTUAL Vs AGREED SCHEDULE Element Contractual JUNE 2018 Agreed MARCH 2018 Present Status Raft Zone 1 26-Jan 03-Dec Completed - 15th Nov Zone 2 14-Feb 19-Dec PCC In Progress Zone 3 21-Feb 30-Dec PCC In Progress Zone 4 02-Dec 18-Nov Completed - 30th Oct Zone 5 07-Feb 17-Dec PCC Completed Zone 6 24-Feb 22-Dec PCC In Progress Zone 7 08-Dec 21-Nov Completed - 30th Oct Zone 8 19-Dec 27-Nov Completed - 4th Nov Zone 9 25-Dec 05-Dec 80% Completed Cols/RW/SW Zone 1 27-Feb 27-Dec Not Started Zone 2 07-Mar 09-Jan Not Started Zone 3 13-Mar 21-Jan Not Started Zone 4 23-Dec 09-Dec 20% Completed Zone 5 16-Mar 09-Jan Not Started Zone 6 24-Mar 15-Jan Not Started Zone 7 01-Jan 15-Dec 20% Completed Zone 8 10-Jan 18-Dec 5% Completed Zone 9 20-Jan 03-Jan Not Started Basement Slab Zone 1 23-Mar 17-Jan Not Started Zone 2 27-Mar 30-Jan Not Started Zone 3 03-Apr 11-Feb Not Started Zone 4 13-Jan 30-Dec Stagging Started Zone 5 07-Apr 28-Jan Not Started Zone 6 17-Apr 05-Feb Not Started Zone 7 24-Jan 05-Jan Stagging Started Zone 8 30-Jan 08-Jan Not Started Zone 9 14-Feb 24-Jan Not Started

11. CONTRACTUAL Vs AGREED SCHEDULE Element Contractual JUNE 2018 Agreed MARCH 2018 Present Status Cols/RW/SW Zone 1 30-Apr 12-Feb Not Started Zone 2 01-May 27-Feb Not Started Zone 3 10-May 10-Mar Not Started Zone 4 10-Feb 25-Jan Not Started Zone 5 14-May 28-Feb Not Started Zone 6 15-May 26-Feb Not Started Zone 7 28-Feb 31-Jan Not Started Zone 8 14-Mar 05-Feb Not Started Zone 9 02-Apr 19-Feb Not Started Ground Floor Slab Zone 1 15-May 05-Mar Not Started Zone 2 20-May 20-Mar Not Started Zone 3 25-May 31-Mar Not Started Zone 4 03-Mar 15-Feb Not Started Zone 5 31-May 19-Mar Not Started Zone 6 28-May 24-Mar Not Started Zone 7 21-Mar 21-Feb Not Started Zone 8 04-Apr 26-Feb Not Started Zone 9 23-Apr 12-Mar Not Started

12. ZONE 7 STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS Start Date End Date Start Date End Date Horizontal PCC COMLETED Vertical PCC COMLETED Rock Anchoring COMLETED Rock Anchoring Water Proofing COMLETED Raft COMLETED R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 1 03-Nov 07-Nov COMLETED R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 2 08-Nov 13-Nov 5.00 10-Nov 17-Nov R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 3 14-Nov 18-Nov 4.00 18-Nov 22-Nov Columns/Shear Walls Lift 1 06-Nov 10-Nov 4.00 06-Nov 16-Nov Columns/Shear Walls - Lift 2 11-Nov 16-Nov 5.00 11-Nov 18-Nov Slab Stagging 16-Nov 21-Nov 5.00 20-Nov 25-Nov Slab Reinforcment + PT 20-Nov 24-Nov 4.00 24-Nov 28-Nov Basement 1 Slab 25-Nov 25-Nov 0.00 29-Nov 29-Nov ZONE 1 STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS Start Date End Date Start Date End Date Excavtion End COMLETED Area Clearance COMLETED Horizontal PCC COMLETED Vertical PCC COMLETED Rock Anchoring COMLETED Rock Anchoring Water Proofing COMLETED Raft 09-Nov 18-Nov 9.00 09-Nov 14-Nov R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 1 07-Nov 12-Nov 5.00 07-Nov 18-Nov R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 2 13-Nov 17-Nov 4.00 14-Nov 23-Nov R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 3 18-Nov 22-Nov 4.00 20-Nov 27-Nov Columns/Shear Walls Lift 1 08-Nov 16-Nov 8.00 08-Nov 18-Nov Columns/Shear Walls - Lift 2 17-Nov 21-Nov 4.00 16-Nov 20-Nov Slab Stagging 20-Nov 26-Nov 6.00 24-Nov 30-Nov Slab Reinforcment 25-Nov 29-Nov 4.00 29-Nov 03-Dec Basement 1 Slab 30-Nov 30-Nov 0.00 04-Dec 04-Dec NOV MONTH TRACKING

13. ZONE 4 STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS Start Date End Date Start Date End Date Excavtion End COMLETED Area Clearance COMLETED Horizontal PCC COMLETED Vertical PCC COMLETED Rock Anchoring COMLETED Rock Anchoring Water Proofing COMLETED Raft COMLETED R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 1 11-Nov 16-Nov COMLETED R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 2 17-Nov 21-Nov 08-Nov 12-Nov R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 3 22-Nov 26-Nov 13-Nov 16-Nov Columns/Shear Walls Lift 1 14-Nov 19-Nov 08-Nov 18-Nov Columns/Shear Walls - Lift 2 20-Nov 24-Nov 19-Nov 24-Nov CORE AREA - ZONE 5 STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS Start Date End Date Start Date End Date Excavtion End 01-Nov 06-Nov COMLETED Area Clearance 07-Nov 08-Nov COMLETED Horizontal PCC 08-Nov 11-Nov 10-Nov 12-Nov Vertical PCC 12-Nov 13-Nov 13-Nov 14-Nov Raft 14-Nov 20-Nov 15-Nov 21-Nov Periphery Core Wall Lift 1 21-Nov 30-Nov 22-Nov 01-Dec ZONE 8 STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS Start Date End Date Start Date End Date Excavtion End COMLETED Area Clearance COMLETED Horizontal PCC COMLETED Vertical PCC COMLETED Rock Anchoring COMLETED Rock Anchoring Water Proofing COMLETED Raft 01-Nov 04-Nov COMLETED R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 1 14-Nov 19-Nov COMLETED R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 2 20-Nov 24-Nov 20-Nov 24-Nov R-Wall + Butress Wall - Lift 3 25-Nov 29-Nov 25-Nov 29-Nov Columns/Shear Walls Lift 1 20-Nov 23-Nov 20-Nov 23-Nov Columns/Shear Walls - Lift 2 24-Nov 28-Nov 24-Nov 28-Nov NOV MONTH TRACKING

14. ZONE 9 STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS Start Date End Date Start Date End Date Excavtion End COMLETED Area Clearance COMLETED Horizontal PCC COMLETED Vertical PCC COMLETED Rock Anchoring 02-Nov 16-Nov 02-Nov 16-Nov Rock Anchoring Water Proofing 06-Nov 19-Nov 05-Nov 19-Nov Raft 04-Nov 22-Nov 04-Nov 22-Nov ZONE 6 STAUS AS ON 10/11 REMARKS Start Date End Date Start Date End Date Excavtion End 05-Nov 12-Nov 08-Nov 12-Nov Footing Balance Area Clearance 13-Nov 16-Nov 13-Nov 16-Nov Horizontal PCC 17-Nov 20-Nov 17-Nov 20-Nov Vertical PCC 21-Nov 22-Nov 21-Nov 22-Nov Rock Anchoring 19-Nov 24-Nov 19-Nov 24-Nov Rock Anchoring Water Proofing 23-Nov 25-Nov 23-Nov 25-Nov Raft 20-Nov 28-Nov 20-Nov 28-Nov NOV MONTH TRACKING

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