NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CONSTRUCTION

MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH, PUNE

SUMMER INTERNSHIP REPORT – 2022

BY

GUDI JATINSAI

(AP21442)(SEC - 02)
PGP ACM 35th Batch (2021- 2023)

Under the guidance of Mr Naveen kumar

An internship report submitted in partial fulfillment of the academic

requirement for the Post Graduate Program in Advanced Construction
Management
(PGP ACM)
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH

SUMMER INTERNSHIP REPORT

1. Name of Company Samruddhi

1. Name of Project Yelahanka layout,

Chennai, Bengaluru, Shalini N in Mysore

2. place of work Bengaluru

3. Department Architecture, Project planning

4. Name of supervising officer Mr. Naveen Kumar

Designation Proprietor

5. Name of Student Gudi Jatinsai

6. Roll No. AP21442

7. Mailing Address

Company Personal

Samruddhi

108, 2nd A Main Road, 18-3-14a khadi colony, shanti Nagar,

Nanjappa Layout, kt road,

Adugodi, Bangalore -560030 Tirupati -517501

Phone No. Phone No.

+91-9538998022 +91-8919359099

Email id gruhasamruddhi@gmail.com Email id jatinstrom@gmail.com

 DECLARATION

I, Gudi Jatinsai, Roll No AP21442 hereby declare that I have undertaken 9 weeks Industrial Training at
Samruddhi. during a period from 25-04 2022 to 04-07-2022 in partial fulfilment of requirements
for the award of degree of PGP(ACM) at NICMAR, Pune. The work, which is being presented in the training
report is an authentic record of training work.

Signature of student
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

It is with great pleasure that I express my sincere gratitude to the Samruddhi for providing an opportunity for
me to complete my Summer Internship with them. It was enriching to work in a nice environment at the
company.
I am deeply grateful for the time Mr. Naveen Kumar (Managing Director) gave me during his busy schedule to
help me with this training. It has been a great pleasure to receive coaching, comments, and constant input
because it has greatly improved my understanding of the craft and business requirements.

Lastly, I would like to thank the Summer Internship Committee at NICMAR Pune and my institute for this
fantastic internship opportunity.

Regards,
Mr. Gudi jatinsai

NICMAR

Pune
 CONTENTS
1. Acknowledgment .................................................................................................................... 1

2. Summary ................................................................................................................................. 2

3. Chapter 1 ...................................................................................................................................

1. Profile the company..................................................................................................... 3

2. Organizational structure .............................................................................................. 4

4. Chapter 2 ...................................................................................................................................

1. Project details .......................................................................................................... 5,14

2. Execution department ................................................................................................... 5

3. Floor plan details .......................................................................................................... 6

4. 3D View of the project ................................................................................... 10, 19, 27

5. Electrical drawings ............................................................................................... 15, 21

6. Plumbing drawings ......................................................................................... 11, 17, 23

5. Chapter 3 ...................................................................................................................................

1. Site Execution + Architecture ................................................................................... 28

6. Chapter 4 ...................................................................................................................................

1. Contribution to the organization............................................................................... 33

2. Key learnings ........................................................................................................... 39

3. Conclusion ............................................................................................................... 42
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SUMMARY

An internship with Samruddhi for 9 weeks was undertaken in Bangalore between 25-04-2022 and 4-07-2022.

The internship at Samruddhi allowed me to learn aspects of projects and industry while working in different

departments under Naveen Kumar, Proprietor. I was assigned to drafting and site visit under expert guidance.

As well as learning what happens in the office, I learned a lot about what actually happens on the field. As part of

my internship, I was required to complete plumbing drawings, electrical drawings, and structural drawings.

These drawings helped me to understand processes and their working in the field, standard operating procedures,

working method statements, and the works in different phases of the project.

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Chapter 1

• Profile of the company

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ABOUT:

The company has been an established construction firm, creating homes and offices in
different locations. The expertise and experience the company offers is based on the
industry’s standards, all for a reasonably packaged price. The company assures the
client of an excellent workmanship from start phase of the construction until the
turnover of the project.

The company does not merely believe in transforming land into blocks and bricks. It
believes in the beauty of creation and the power of design and more importantly,
believes in the realization of the client dreams.

The company consists of a team of competent engineers who will be a partner to the
client to build their property. May it be building of new home, reconstruction of an
office building/home, the company has dependable professionals who will render
outstanding services from pre-construction to cost scheduling, the team will be ready to
serve the clients.

Office Address:
108, 2nd A Main Road,
Nanjappa Layout,
Adugodi, Bangalore – 560030
Land mark: Adugodi Traffic Police station.

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• Organizational structure

HR TEAM HR

ARCHITECTURE
Mr.ANOOP

STRUCTURAL Mr. AMITH

SAMRUDDHI
ACCOUNTS Mrs ASHA

Mr SHREESHA RAO

SITE ENGINEER

Mr SACHIN

Mr JATIN NAIDU
OFFICE

Mr. GUDI JATINSAI

CIVIL
CONTRACTORS

Mr SURYA. R

INTERNS

Mr. ROHTI PATIL

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Chapter 2
• Project details

Project: “1017 yelahanka Layout”

• Client: Roisten
• Site area: 40*61 Feet
• Site location: Yelahanka Layout
• Estimated cost: -
• Project started: Not started
• Structural consultant: Mr. Amit
• Architect: Mr. Anoop
• Interiors: Mr. Anoop
• Labor contractor: Mr. Vijay Kumar
• Electrical: Mr. Manjunath
• Plumbing: Mr. Putaapa
• Site engineer: Mr. Shreesha Rao, Mr. Sachin, Mr. Jatin naidu
• Material contractor and Project management:

SAMRUDDHI #108, Main Road, Nanjappa layout,

Adugodi,Bengaluru-560030

• Execution department

PROJECT YELAHANKA LAYOUT

STURCTURAL LABOUR
ARCHITECT INTERIOR ELECTRICAL PLUMBING SITE ENGINEER INTERNS
CONSULTANT CONTRACTOR

Mr. VIJAY Mr. Mr. GUDI

Mr. AMITH Mr. ANOOP Mr. ANOOP Mr. PUTTAPPA Mr. JATIN
KUMAR MANJUNATH JATINSAI
NAIDU

Mr. ROHTI
Mr. SACHIN PATIL

Mr. SURYA.
Mr. SHREESHA R

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• YELAHANKA Layout Floor plan:

YELAHANKA Layout project was designed for G+2.The project is a residential building, which consists
of a Ground floor- Parking facility, Single room and a lift shaft.

The first floor provides a spacious kitchen and rooms which are designed properly and also provides a
common toilet close to the hall. On the second floor, four 1BHK one-bedroom units will be available for
rent. They will feature proper circulation between rooms, with a kitchen, hall, and bedroom designed
according to vastu principles. The roof-top terrace will have solar panels, overhead tanks, and pergola.

Fig 1: Yelahanka Layout Ground floor plan

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Fig 2: Yelahanka Layout First floor plan

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Fig 3: Yelahanka Layout Second floor plan

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Fig 4: Yelahanka Layout OHT plan

Fig 4: Yelahanka Layout Terrace plan

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• 3D View of the project

The following is the 3D View of project of Yalahanka Layout, residential building (G+2) which was done on
Revit. .

Fig 5: 3D View of yalahanka Layout Project

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• Plumbing Drawings

It is necessary to know where to provide IC chambers in the building and the know-how to design the sump

as per building requirements while drafting plumbing drawings. Depict the location of pipes, fixtures,

sanitaryware, valves, and other plumbing components, as well as how fresh water will be supplied to a building

and how wastewater will be disposed of. Indications of the grade (slope) are provided as per directions of the

drainage pipe to connect the IC chamber. Through the main IC chamber, the wastewater goes to the sanitary line.

Fig 6: Ground floor plumbing drawing

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Fig 7: First floor plumbing drawing

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Fig 8 : Second floor plumbing drawing Fig 9: Terrace plumbing drawing

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Chapter 2
• Project details

Project: “ 1020 Hyderabad Layout”

• Client: Tarieq
• Site area: 29’3” *40’ Feet
• Site location: Hyderabad Layout
• Estimated cost: -
• Project started: Not started
• Structural consultant: Mr. Amit
• Architect: Mr. Anoop
• Interiors: Mr. Anoop
• Labor contractor: Mr. Vijay Kumar
• Electrical: Mr. Manjunath
• Plumbing: Mr. Putaapa
• Site engineer: Mr. Shreesha Rao
• Material contractor and Project management :

SAMRUDDHI #108, Main Road, Nanjappa layout, Adugodi,

Bengaluru-560030

• Hyderabad Layout Floor plan:

Hyderabad Layout project was designed for G+1.The project is a residential building, which consists of a
Ground floor- Parking facility, 1bhk with prayer hall.

The first floor is 2bhk with including drawing room and providing balcony as per the client requirement, the
OHT floor consists of solar panel, overhead tank and terrace.

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• Electrical drawings

The Diagrams depicting electrical systems or circuits are known as electrical drawings or wiring diagrams.
Electrical systems can be installed or repaired by electricians or other workers using the designs as instructions.
Electrical wiring diagrams show the locations and layout of the main switches, fused switches, and tie-breakers
within the building. It also includes a site plan showing where the building and external wiring are located. It
also includes floor plans showing the location of electrical systems on each floor. Battery, AC, solar panel
generator, battery voltage and size, etc. Electrical drawings for this building were designed by me and I took
instructions from Mr. Shreesha Rao to make use of all electrical components effectively.

Fig 10: Ground floor electrical drawing

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Fig 11: First floor electrical drawing

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2. Plumbing drawings

Fig 12: Ground floor plumbing drawing Fig 13: First floor plumbing drawing

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Fig 14: Oht floor plumbing drawing

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• 3D View of the project

In order to transform the building into a modern and fresh building, I have designed and created a front
elevation that provides a fresh look by using attractive textures vernacular architecture is used in these
building and a vibrant color scheme. The following is the 3D View of project of Hyderabad Layout,
residential building (G+1) which was done onRevit and Lumion.

Fig 15: 3D View of Hyderabad Layout project

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Chapter 2
• Project details

Project: “ 1021 Bangalore Layout”

• Client: Harish
• Site area: 20 *40’ Feet
• Site location: Bangalore Layout
• Estimated cost: -
• Project started: Not started
• Structural consultant: Mr. Amit
• Architect: Mr. Anoop
• Interiors: Mr. Anoop
• Labor contractor: Mr. Vijay Kumar
• Electrical: Mr. Manjunath
• Plumbing: Mr. Putaapa
• Site engineer: Mr. Shreesha Rao, Mr Jatin Naidu
• Material contractor and Project management:

SAMRUDDHI #108, Main Road, Nanjappa layout, Adugodi,

Bengaluru-560030

• Bangalore Layout Floor plan:

Bangalore Layout project was designed for G+3.The project is a residential building, which consists of a
Ground floor- Parking facility, 1bhk with prayer hall.

The first floor is 2bhk with including drawing room and providing balcony as per the client requirement, the
OHT floor consists of solar panel, overhead tank and terrace.

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• Electrical drawings

Fig 16: Ground floor electrical drawing Fig 17: First floor electrical drawing

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Fig 18: second floor electrical drawing Fig 19: third floor electrical drawing

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• Plumbing drawings

Fig 20: Ground floor plumbing drawing Fig 21: First floor plumbing drawing

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Fig 22: Second floor plumbing drawing Fig 23: Third floor plumbing drawing

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Fig 24: Oht plumbing drawing

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• Plinth beam layout & column centerline drawing

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• 3D View of the project

The following is the 3D View of project of Bangalore Layout, residential building (G+3) which was done on
Revit.

Fig 25: 3D View of Bangalore Layout Project

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Chapter 3

• Site Execution + Architecture design

• Slab reinforcement and electrical pipe laying:

I witnessed the practical workmanship of the above-mentioned work through Mr.

Shreesha Rao's comprehensive knowledge of slab reinforcement and electrical pipe
laying. In addition, he was assigned to check that steel ties and proper covers had been
provided before slab concreting was started.

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slab concreting at Mysore

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The minimum grade concrete used for structural element is M20 as per IS 456- 2000 (Code of practice for plain
and reinforced concrete) generally in volumetric ration M20 means 1:1.5:3 (cement: sand: coarse aggregate -
metal). M20 means the characteristic strength of concrete at age of 28 days in 20 N/Sq mm.

In tilting drum mixer pouring Fine aggregate - MSand Coarse aggregate – 20 mm,
water proof material with water 12mm

As well as checking the materials that were added to the

concrete mixing procedure, he also assigned me the task to
ensure that the amount of material that is being added is in
accordance with the design mix.

cement

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1022 Chennai elevation conceptual stage

1023 Yelahanka elevation conceptual stage

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1018 Kr purama elevation conceptual stage

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Chapter 4

• Contribution to the organization

I was proactive during my entire time at Samruddhi and tried to help and suggest to improve the activities and
workflow at both site and in the office.

As part of my contribution, I conducted research to find the best practices/methods using local materials to
achieve aesthetic purposes just as Laurie Baker used vernacular architecture for economical and eco-friendly
purposes. Working in the architecture group was mostly what I did during my internship. But I got a chance
to explore another field.

Elevation:

During internship sir give me a task to create unique elevation every single option. This option finalizes by
client.

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another option of the 1021 project.

another option of the 1021 project.

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Elevation:

During internship sir give me a task to create unique elevation every single option. This option finalizes by
client.

another option of the 1023 project.

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During my internship, I had the opportunity to design entire floor plans.

it is located in Bangalore
Bangalore Layout project was designed for G+4.Building consists of a parking lot on the ground floor,
2BHK apartments with a separate entrance for rented prepress, and a staircase with lift shaft.
There is a stunning kitchen on the first floor with high land as per the client's demand, and a living room based
on the concept of living in nature. The entire living room design is designed to resemble a park. This hall is
designed to provide lawn in the entire space and is lined with a hybrid bamboo tree, shrubs, decoration stones,
and pebbles as per the client's demand.
In addition to providing proper interior design in the bedrooms and common bathrooms, the hall is spacious
enough to situate a common toilet. Typical floor plans on the second and third floors provide two bedrooms
with adequate space between rooms and also a bathroom with a walk-in. There is also a living room with a
jacuzzi according to the client's specifications on the fourth floor. In addition, there is a solar panel, a
water tank, and a terrace.

GROUND FLOOR

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FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

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THIRD FLOOR

TERRACE FLOOR

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• Key learnings
o Working at Samruddhi, I was exposed to a broader sense of civil engineering how they deal the
situation and gain experience of the site.
o I have improved my understanding of various stages of construction, project management and team
coordination.

o I got in-hand experience in deal with structural drawing and civil works.

o Got the opportunityto interact and learn from experienced professionals who each have a
unique perspective to share.

o I was able to witness and learn from the professionals about work ethics, time management,
adaptability, responsibility and problem-solving skills.

GRADE OF CEMENT: During my internship I got glimpse about the grading of cement.
• The cement grade refers to the cement compressive strength that means how much strength cement can
yield or bear. These cement grades are classified according to the compressive strength of the cement,
tested after 28 days.
The grade of cement is a numerical value to measure its compressive strength. As the cement grade increases, its
strength increases. Selection of a particular cement grade should be done as per the requirements and nature
of the work.
• OPC-33 Grade- It is not widely used and can only be used for low strength works like plastering. It is
conforming to IS 269.

• OPC-43 Grade- It is widely used in wall plastering, non-RCC works, pathways and achieves 43
Megapascals of compression strength in 28 days. It is conforming to IS 8112.

• OPC 53-Grade- It is mostly used in RCC structures, buildings, prestressed concreting, 53 Grade attains
27 Mpa in 7days compared to 23 Mpa by 43-grade cement and achieves a final compression strength of
53 Megapascals in 28days. It is conforming to IS 12269.

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Initial Strength:
• The initial strength of 53-grade cement is higher than 33 grade or 43-grade cement. The strength of 53
grade attains 100% strength in 28 days because of early strength gain.
• 43-grade cement attains 70% of strength in 28 days but it continues to gain strength after 28 days. Over
an infinite time 43-grade cement will attain the same ultimate strength as that of 53 grade cements.
• Now 33 grade is obsolete, and 43 grade cement is also getting obsolete. At present 53 grade cement is
available in market in the form OPC and PPC. As heat of hydration of 53 grade OPC cement is high and
occurrence of cracks are more, it is better to opt for blended cements or PPC cement where in addition to
cement pozzolana is added at the factory. In all ready mix concrete blended cement is used ie., the OPC or
PPC cement is blended with fly ash/ silica fumes/ GGBS (grounded granular blast furnace slag).

43-grade cement is used in:

1. Plastering
2. Cladding
3. Brickwork
4. Stone masonry
5. Flooring, pathway etc.
6. Blocks
7. Tiles
8. Asbestos products like sheets and pipes

53-grade cement is used in:

1. Footing
2. Column
3. Beams
4. Slabs
5. High-rise building, Industrial work.
6. A precast concrete item such as paving blocks, tiles, building blocks, Pipes, railway sleepers, pole etc.
7. Prestressed concrete work like bridges, silos etc.
8. Runway, concrete roads, bridges
9. Cold weather concreting, cement grouts, instant plugging etc.

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ONE WAY SLAB & TWO-WAY SLAB.

I was able to observe the slab design during my site visit during shuttering, where they provided
both one-way and two-way slabs based on the plans of the building. It is the gap between the two
layers of beam rods that are called spacing. The main rod bends at discontinuous edges at .15L
continuous edges at .2L, and the extra rod bends at .3L.
• L = span in the same direction.
• In one way slab main rod in short span is bended up as stated above and distribution rod laid
straight along the long span in two way slab the rods are bend at both the direction as stated
above. Grade of the steel fe 500 which is available in market is used in these projects.
Yield strength of the steel is 500 N/m2.
• The RCC slabs are designed and executed based on the short span and long span of the slab.
• When the long span of the slab is equal or more than of two times of short span, the slab is
designed as one way slab and if it less than two times of short span, the slab is designed as
two-way slab.
• In one way slab the main reinforcement is placed along the short span and distribution
reinforcement is placed on long span, whereas in two way slabs the reinforcement in short
span and long span are designed based on coefficients in the code reinforcement is provided
in both the directions of equal importance.
• In two-way slabs torsional reinforcement is provided at top and bottom on the four corners of the
slab panel which are continuous for a distance 0.2L.

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• CONCLUSION

I have gained valuable experience through my internship with this prestigious firm. Having the
opportunity to work in such a business has broadened my horizons and provided me with a
better understanding of how such businesses operate.

In the firm, I had the opportunity to train, learn from and develop from various professionals for eight
weeks during my training program. Furthermore, I had the opportunity to observe their work pattern,
behavioral characteristics, and problem-solving abilities. Several of these people I have had the
pleasure of working with directly. The training program has enhanced my knowledge of civil
engineering strategies and methods that I learned during my PGDM program and provided me with a
practical experience of them.

At Samruddhi, I gained a great deal of experience and learned a lot. Many opportunities were given
to me to discover my potential on my own. My professional life has been shaped and influenced by
it, as has my personal growth and development.

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