Project Management Issues Discussion Member for 19 years 10 months Member for 19 years 11 months Submitted by Mike Testro on Sat, 2011-10-29 02:50 Permalink Hi Brij Thank you for this Hi Brij Thank you for this input - a few queries: Why stop at tack welding - there should be at least two more passes? Who takes the scaffolding down? When does the integrity test happen? Best regards Mike Testro Member for 14 years Member for 14 years Submitted by engineer_mech36 on Sat, 2011-10-29 01:32 Permalink Dear Brij, Please find out Dear Brij, Please find out the piping erection on site & also other materails E.g SS316,Duplex, CS Molybdenum etc. Site Productivity Formula. Thanks for above information & waiting for other technical information regd the piping norms. Regd, Majid Member for 19 years 2 months Member for 19 years 2 months Submitted by Maxime AUTHIER on Wed, 2011-03-09 09:03 Permalink Dear Brij, This is a good Dear Brij, This is a good idea and should be added into the dedicated section (Rates). One comment anyway, I think we should not integrate contingency into the ratio. Usually contingency are added after the MHrs calculation on an overall quatity. Rgds, Maxime. Member for 14 years 8 months Member for 14 years 8 months Submitted by brijpatwari on Sun, 2011-02-20 16:09 Permalink Sameway it can be found out Sameway it can be found out for welding, supporting, testing and structural steel erection activities. Log in or register to post comments
Member for 19 years 10 months Member for 19 years 11 months Submitted by Mike Testro on Sat, 2011-10-29 02:50 Permalink Hi Brij Thank you for this Hi Brij Thank you for this input - a few queries: Why stop at tack welding - there should be at least two more passes? Who takes the scaffolding down? When does the integrity test happen? Best regards Mike Testro
Member for 14 years Member for 14 years Submitted by engineer_mech36 on Sat, 2011-10-29 01:32 Permalink Dear Brij, Please find out Dear Brij, Please find out the piping erection on site & also other materails E.g SS316,Duplex, CS Molybdenum etc. Site Productivity Formula. Thanks for above information & waiting for other technical information regd the piping norms. Regd, Majid
Member for 19 years 2 months Member for 19 years 2 months Submitted by Maxime AUTHIER on Wed, 2011-03-09 09:03 Permalink Dear Brij, This is a good Dear Brij, This is a good idea and should be added into the dedicated section (Rates). One comment anyway, I think we should not integrate contingency into the ratio. Usually contingency are added after the MHrs calculation on an overall quatity. Rgds, Maxime.
Member for 14 years 8 months Member for 14 years 8 months Submitted by brijpatwari on Sun, 2011-02-20 16:09 Permalink Sameway it can be found out Sameway it can be found out for welding, supporting, testing and structural steel erection activities.
Member for
19 years 10 monthsHi Brij Thank you for this
Hi Brij
Thank you for this input - a few queries:
Why stop at tack welding - there should be at least two more passes?
Who takes the scaffolding down?
When does the integrity test happen?
Best regards
Mike Testro
Member for
14 yearsDear Brij, Please find out
Dear Brij,
Please find out the piping erection on site & also other materails E.g SS316,Duplex, CS Molybdenum etc.
Site Productivity Formula.
Thanks for above information & waiting for other technical information regd the piping norms.
Regd,
Majid
Member for
19 years 2 monthsDear Brij, This is a good
Dear Brij,
This is a good idea and should be added into the dedicated section (Rates).
One comment anyway, I think we should not integrate contingency into the ratio. Usually contingency are added after the MHrs calculation on an overall quatity.
Rgds,
Maxime.
Member for
14 years 8 monthsSameway it can be found out
Sameway it can be found out for welding, supporting, testing and structural steel erection activities.