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Method statement

Rabbani WglMember for 20 years 5 months
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Hello planners,

Can any one help me in defining the Method statement for a Design Schedule. I mean what will be topics covered under it and how detailed it should be. Appreciate your early responses. Thanks.

Regards

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    Rodel Marasigan ·
    Use Google and type "Method Statement". There are hips of example and explanation. That’s what I use before.
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    Rabbani Wgl ·
    Thanks for your suggestion, I tried that. It’s mostly a generic form. What I am looking is a specific list of items to be covered under a Infra structure Design Job.

    I am sure, some of the experts may guide us a bit in detail.

    Thanks
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    Rabbani Wgl ·
    Experts please............

    Please guide us on this.

    Thanks
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    Anoon Iimos ·
    conceptual reports, preliminary reports, design criteria, and most of all check your contract!

    i’m not an expert!
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    Richard Spedding ·
    Think about how the designers will do their job, or ask them!

    Feasibility desk study
    Initial route survey
    Preferred routes selection
    Initial costings
    Detailed land survey
    Final route selection
    Secondary costings
    Initial value engineering
    Detailed route design
    Structures design
    Drainage design
    Landscaping design
    Utilities diversions design / notification
    Coordination meetings at regular intervals
    Contract document preparation
    Final estimate of costs
    Value engineering
    Tender prequalification notices
    Tender period
    Review of tenders
    Final value engineering
    Award of contract


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    Ashraf Alawady ·
    Excelent exeplenation , but i would like to add
    *the utilities study and desgin such as(Water, electerical,sewarage , telephon, ....etc)proposed and protection for the existing.
    *Planning and rout varifications.
    *preoare the contract Bll of Quantities (quantities?& expected cost estimate ).

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