START Date:
April, 2002
END Date:
December, 2004 Project : Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project, Tamil Nadu.
Client – Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL)
Kudankulam Nuclear Power Power Project, largest nuclear plant in India with two main reactors each of 1000 MW capacity. All design, drawings and accessories were supplied from Russia.
Project Value: INR 600 Crores ($133 Million)
Achievements: Achieved the concreting cycle for outer wall of dia 25 M with 1.2 m width having concrete qty of 500 cum within a period of 12 days.
Responsibilities:
Preparing bar bending schedule and tying it in the site.
Giving co-ordinates for aligning and leveling shuttering using Total Station.
Managing the resources and utilizing it at the maximum.
Dealing with clients and getting checked for the shuttering and reinforcement and getting concrete poured.
Planning for material and man power required for the given target.
Preparing sub-contractor bills for their work done.
Analyzing the workable rates and sub letting the work to the sub contractors so as to get the maximum productivity of the labours.
Client – Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL)
Kudankulam Nuclear Power Power Project, largest nuclear plant in India with two main reactors each of 1000 MW capacity. All design, drawings and accessories were supplied from Russia.
Project Value: INR 600 Crores ($133 Million)
Achievements: Achieved the concreting cycle for outer wall of dia 25 M with 1.2 m width having concrete qty of 500 cum within a period of 12 days.
Responsibilities:
Preparing bar bending schedule and tying it in the site.
Giving co-ordinates for aligning and leveling shuttering using Total Station.
Managing the resources and utilizing it at the maximum.
Dealing with clients and getting checked for the shuttering and reinforcement and getting concrete poured.
Planning for material and man power required for the given target.
Preparing sub-contractor bills for their work done.
Analyzing the workable rates and sub letting the work to the sub contractors so as to get the maximum productivity of the labours.