What is the program evaluation review technique?

Q: Which is one of the most important role of the Resident Project Representative for documentation?

A: The Resident Project Representative person should work on full time basis whereas the engineer will…

Q: What preparations are required before a field study can be conducted

A: We will solve this question in step no. 2

Q: when the building and its contents are maintained on a scheduled basis. On the other hand, unplanned…

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Q: How does an Inspector keep a daily record of work progress?

A: Inspector or project engineer of the work:

Q: What are the factors of change order preparation?

A: Change orders are among the most common forms of construction delays, budget overruns, driving scope…

Q: What is the purpose of preparing a “feedback” report?

A: Feedback is defined as the valuable information about the reaction or response to a product, a…

Q: What measurements are taken for progress payments by the Resident Project Representatives?

A: The Resident Project Representative (RPR) person should work on full time basis whereas the engineer…

Q: What factors affect the selection of a testing instrument? What are the criteria for selecting an…

A: Some factors affecting while the selection of a testing tools/instruments

Q: How does BIM impact construction administration?

A: Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a virtual illustration of a facility 's spatial and…

Q: What are the different categories of work as distinguished by the CSI Division?

A: There are different categories of work distinguished by Construction specification institute…

Q: Do scope changes reflect upon the ineffectiveness of a project management team?

A: Scope change is the official statement released by the manager in charge of project together with…

Q: Why is Environmental Impact Assessment needed in project management and what is the purpose of…

A: Environmental Impact Assessment(EIA) is a tool which helps to evaluate environmental impact of…

Q: Why are two inspections required to close out the project?

A: Two inspection that are required before the closeout of any construction project are mentioned…

Q: boat push nets allowed to operate in municipal waters

A: Municipal water is also known as tap water, it is the water that we receive in our homes.  The…

Q: Why is a core team roster provided for RFI?

A: RFI stands for Request For Information (RFI) in construction RFI,seeks the clarification of…

Q: Who is responsible for staffing the field inspection?

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Q: why is the Resident Project Represantative required to give the daily report to the inspector?

A: The Resident Project Representative (RPR) person should work on full time basis whereas the engineer…

Q: Give an example of how operations at the site are handled in a cost-effective or resource-effective…

A: Ask about cost/resource-effective methods which we can use on the site.

Q: What does the CPM(Critical path method) time-cost compensation approach offer?

A: The concept of CPM is simple and can be better illustrated by a project graph. The graph is not an…

Q: How is the CPM scheduling program helpful to the Engineers?

A: The Critical Path Method (CPM) scheduling program is an activity-oriented network program used for…

Q: Why are the certified laboratory reports required for the contractor?

A: The contractor performs all the required process control sampling and testing as per the owner’s…

Q: What would be the accurate time for the Bid conference?

A: The process in which takes place after the submission date end of tender is known as bid…

Q: What was the purpose of State Implementation Plans (SIPs) ?

A: State Implementation Plans (SIPs) are coming under the Environment protection act that protects the…

Q: Which metrics are most useful when assessing the accuracy of a cost estimate post-project…

A: It's important to evaluate a cost estimate's accuracy once a project is finished in order to improve…

Q: List three methods in which accountability can be conveyed and assign to team members.

A: When it comes to conveying accountability and assigning it to team members, there are several…

Q: What does evaluation record keeping policies include in WHS?

A: Evaluation record keeping policies are an essential aspect of Workplace Health and Safety (WHS)…

Q: 4) Construction activities can be characterized in what three types? Write a brief summary of cach.

A: Construction in civil engineering is the term used to build a structure or to form any…

Q: Why is it essential to specify CPM for the project?

A: The Critical Path Method ( CPM) is a technique of project modelling which project managers use to…

Q: What is the data to be included in the final stage of the report on the work-activity in an…

A: There are mainly four phases for completion of any project, from the beginning of the project to the…

Q: Define the step-by-step procedure presented by Schmertmann ?

A: To determine the settlement of the shallow foundation on the sandy soil by subdividing the…

Q: When is the Burden Fluctuation Method used?

A: Burden Fluctuation method are also known as Allegheny technique or method.

Q: What are the utility interruptions in a construction project?

A: - Before the commencement of a construction project, several temporary utilities are provided for…

Q: What are the advantages of CPM scheduling technique?

A: The critical path method (CPM) is the most commonly accepted scheduling technique and it is also…

Q: Why are RFI’s (aka, field questions) used on construction projects?

A: Engineers and designers should design the project by understanding the requirements. The contractors…

Q: What purpose does an audit trail of documents or transactions provide?

A: An audit trail can be both an electronically and a paper-based trail which can gives a documented…

Q: Define the term EJCDC?

A: EJDC:

Evaluation of Transportation Projects

Civil engineers undertake a variety of projects related to construction. Building construction projects, structural projects, highway, road construction projects, transportation projects, etc. Transportation projects are related to public constructions that focus to build new connectivity in public transportation. To improve and maintain existing transport facilities also falls under the domain of transportation projects. Some of its objectives include planning, evaluation, designing, development, finance, construction, reconstruction, demolition, rehabilitation, improvement, acquisition, operation, and maintenance. As per the law, all transport projects are authorized to the construction firm that permits them to change the land area meant for public use.