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Work Archives

Here I compiled most of the vital work that I have done during my Internship and college assignments. 

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Site Worker Daily Record Benchmark Rate

During my Internship, I was assigned to prepare the Benchmark Analysis Report to determine the daily labour output. This data is used to determine the efficiency rate of the site worker by calculating the Man days accumulated divided by the Quantity of work done that has been done.  As an example, the construction of 500 Precast Lintel took about 333 Man Days to complete. As a result, the labour cost for 1 unit of the Precast Lintel will be about RM 45.86. To be honest, it was an unforgettable experiences to be able to handle this trade of work since it is not commonly taught in the syllabus.

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Primary Data Measurement

During my Internship, I was also assigned to do the Taking-off Quantity and Measurement based on Architectural and Engineering drawings, specifications and other relevant documents. Some of the trades that has been done by me as such:

  • Wall (Blockwork, Flemish Gap Wall, Sandbrick, Curtain Wall, Stiffener)

  • Wall Finishes (Wall Painting, Fine Render, Skim Finish, Level Marker, Grooveline)

  • Floor Finishes (Corridor and Unit Tiling, SPC, WPC, Waterproofing, Cement Screed)

  • Ceiling Finishes (L-Box, Ceiling Painting, Skim Finishes, Moisture Resistant Plasterboard, Standard Plasterboard

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Site Progress Update

Besides doing QS work in the office, I was also assigned to always check the quantity to always tally with progress at site. Commuting from Subang Jaya (Office) to Genting Highlands (Site) has been my weekly routine to meet the Engineers at site. This excel was used to update the quantity progress besides double checking the inspection report done by the Engineers. From this sheet, the overall progress of the building can be tracked which also helps to control the cost expenditure for this project.

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Cost Built-up Rate

In one of the assignments I have done in USM, Cost Built-up Rate can be considered as one the most challenging work for me. From the market survey price phase to material and labour pricing, it has being such an eye-opening experiences for me. The trades that has been done for Cost Built-up Rate are such as:

  • Frame/ WBLFF/ Piling

  • Internal/External Floor Finishes

  • Internal/External Wall Finishes

  • Internal/External Door & Window

  • Internal Ceiling Finishes

  • Roof

  • Sanitary Appliances

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Taking-off Quantity Measurement

Working in a group of 6 people, with a Two-storey Bungalow project, I was assigned to do the taking off for:

  • Upper Floor Beam with Rebar

  • Door and Window

  • Roof Beam with Rebar

  • Internal/External Floor Finishes (GF & UF)

It was such an exhausting project as tons of drawings need to be measured manually and with me being the leader of the group

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Bill of Quantities

Same goes with the Taking-off Quantity Measurement, Bill of Quantities is the next step after the quantity of the building has been measured. In this sheet, the hardest part was to find the rightful description to every material. Working in a team of 6, the work has been distributed evenly

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Cost Planning Guideline

Cost Plan is used to provide an estimate of what the actual costs are likely to be. This cost planning and control system are typically for buildings, that allows the cost of a system to be tracked during the construction of the design. 

  1. Firstly, is to establish a realistic first estimate (Preliminary Approximate Estimate)

  2. Next is to determines how this budget will be divided among the various parts or elements of the project (Cost Plan)

  3. lastly, the verification process to ensure that the actual design details for the various elements can be built within the budget (Cost Checking)

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Tender Document Guideline

In this assignment, we are required to prepare a guideline for Tender Documents as such telling every items that needs to exist inside Tender Documents. The Tender Documents must meet all of the standards as stated in contract document PAM 2018 and PWD 203/203A and it also must be as accordance to the clients's needs as specified such as cost structure and timeline

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