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Construction Project Management Presentation of Construction Project Management Prepared By : Ahmad Bdair, Saeed Naser Mohammad Ablan, Mohammad Sabbah

What is the “Project”? A project is a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product or service. Temporary : the project has an end date. Unique : the project's results is different from the results of other functions of the organization

What is the Project Management? Is the process of combining systems, techniques, and knowledge to complete a project within established goals of time, budget, and scope.

Who is the project Manager? The person responsible for accomplishing the project objectives. is often a client representative and has to determine and implement the exact needs of the client .

Management Functions 1 Planning 2 Organizing 3 Leading 4 Controlling

Management Skills Conceptual Skills Human Skills Technical Skills

Principles In Management Project Scope Management Project Quality Management Project Time Management Project Communication Management Project Cost Management Project Integration Management Resource Management Project Procurement Management Project Risk Management

Our Graduation Project

Municipality of Tulkarm Project Overview Project Title: Municipality of Tulkarm Location: Tulkarm City It is located in the western strip of the city

This Project consists of 2 floors above the ground surface, Project Overview This Project consists of 2 floors above the ground surface, the first one consists of stores and the second one contains the employee's offices and meeting and Cafeteria. The area of the first floor is 1200.76 m2 same as the second floor..

The project was divided in several units. Assumptions The project was divided in several units. Working days are all days except Fridays and holydays . The electrical and mechanical works will be done by sub contractors.

The structural method that used is : finishing the structural Construction Method The structural method that used is : finishing the structural part for the ground floor and then starting on the above floor structural work , and in the same time starting with finishing works for the previous floor.

Work Breakdown Structure

Bill of Quantity Preparation Calculations were made depending on Drawings to find the quantities and tabulating it.

Bill of Quantity Preparation

Bill of Quantity Preparation

The activity list entered in the (Primavera) program and it’s dependency also were managed on this program. The dependency of the activities were constructed according to our method of construction.

Schedule planning by primavera 6.0

Activities Durations The activity duration depends on the productivity of labors and machines. In this project the productivity taken from site engineers and contractors

The pricing for each element of unit was different from each other The cost process based upon past experience for the contractor and some of labors. The pricing for each element of unit was different from each other Some units were priced according to the area, others were priced according to the volume

Total cost of project calculated using Primavera = 2,561,480 NIS Results Cost Results Total cost of project calculated using Primavera = 2,561,480 NIS The cost of structural works = 1,743,845 NIS The cost of mechanical works = 64,910 NIS The cost of electrical works = 156,585 NIS The cost of finishing works = 596,139 NIS

Duration Results The total duration of the project as planed in this case study is 244 working days.

Update project After the work schedule and start the implementation, we need to update the project data into compare the project actually and the planned project and the impact on the schedule.

Earned Value Cost Performance Index (CPI) =1.1 >1 … Under Budget Schedule Performance Index (SPI) =0.93 < 1 …. Behind schedule (project delayed).

S-Curve cost control of this project made By using (S-Curve). For this project the S-Curve is done by plotting cumulative cost with time as shown.

S-curve

Check The Structural Design Check design for Slab: Structural system is one way ribbed slab. From structural drawing h=32 cm According to AISC code and from table 9.5(a) Simply supported L/16 = 430/16 =27 cm One end continuous L/18.5 = 430/18.5 = 24 cm We have one end continuous Assume 7 cm cover Thickness = 24cm So, 32 cm designed > 24 cm   The slab thickness is OK

Check The Structural Design Check design for column The most critical column is an interior column C79 Tributary area = {(540 + 510)/2} * {(450 + 440)/2} = 24.675 m² Load combination: Load = 1.2(D.L) + 1.6(L.L) For ground floor: Load = 1.2(1000) + 1.6(500) = 2000 kg/m² For other floors : Load = 1.2(1000) + 1.6(250) = 1600 kg/m²

Check The Structural Design Total load on the column: Assume As = 0.01Ag Load = (24.675*2000) + 3(24.675*1600) =1677900 N Pn = (0.8) (0.65) {0.85(24) (Ag - 0.01Ag) + 0.01Ag (420)} 1677900 = 0.51(29.445Ag) Ag = 167790/15 Ag = 11186 mm² The design Ag: 600 *300 = 180000 mm² > 11186 mm²   The design is OK

تم بحمد الله Thank you Happy to hear your questions