Скачать или смотреть Improving the Infrastructure of a Community Playground Via Construction Work (recorded live session)

The purpose of this project was to build cafeteria at a local playground. 20 voluntary visitors were interviewed in order to elicit their feedback on the cafeteria particularly on the aspects of the structure that required improvements. The two primary objectives of this project were to build a concrete floor and to supervise the construction of tall pillars. The total cost of this project was RM 6098.00 and the actual cost of supervising the construction of the concrete pillars was RM 1655.5. The design of the project was developed via AutoCAD of 2010 version. The job specifications for the project were predetermined and agreed upon by the contractor and the client prior to its commencement. The schedule and list of duties were done in accordance with the project’s Gantt Chart. The construction of the project began with the process of putting up barriers around the designated spot for the structure, information board and clearance of the area where the construction would take place in. This was followed by a routine procedure until the project was completed. Based on the assessment of the structure, the pillars were considered durable and resilient that they were strong enough to support the roof and there was no crack with the concrete floor. Overall, the project was a success and the construction process was consistent with the design and job specifications that had been agreed on by the contractor and the client. It was recommended that concrete mixer should be used in any construction work in order to reduce the time and effort that the bricklayers had to spend on preparing the concrete through manual method.