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181919833
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INDUSTRIAL TRAINING TECHNICAL REPORT
CIVE 3809
181919833
2021
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
1.1: GENERAL
1.2: TRAINING DETAILS
1.3:PROJECT INVOLVEMENT
2.1: HISTORY
2.2: VISION
2.3: MISSION
2.4: OBJECTIVES
2.5: PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
4.1: CONCLUSION
4.2: RECOMMENDATIONS
4.3: REFERENCES
• Logbook
• Student attendance form
• Medical certificate
SECTION C: APPENDICES
TECHNICAL REPORT
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
1.1 GENERAL
Also the students can achieve many objectives like the following:
• The student will be able instilled with good moral values such
as responsibility , commitment and trustworthy during their
training
Project Information
• Client: Barwa Real Estate Group
• Main Contractor: Hassanesco Trading and Contract
• Project Manager: Hani said
CHAPTER II: COMPANY BACKGROUND
2.1 HISTORY
2.3 MISSION
2.4 OBJECTIVES
Pre-design Services
• Cost Estimation
• Preliminary Studies
Design Services
• Preparation of final design drawings
• Preparation of technical specifications
During my time at Hassanesco the site work was very important task for
me because the internship main objective lies over it and I have gained
many knowledge from the site work like communication skills with the
works there and handling works etc. within 12 weeks I had the ability to
see many works from the project.
The main thing was column and slab construction process and stages.
Fresh cube was filled with concrete to be tested in 3 layers and kept in
the room. After 24 hours, cube is removed from the mold and kept under
water for curing.
After seven days of curing, cubes was tested in the compression testing
machine. In this test cubes was placed over the smooth surface which
was in contact with side plates of mold.
The crushing load is noted and crushing strength was found as load
divided by surface area (150 × 150 mm2). Code specify the desirable
strength of concrete for 3 days and 7 days for quick assessment of
strength of concrete.
TABLE: TASKS SUMMARY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1
Familiar with Engineering and ID
Drawing
2
Site visits and Tacking notes
3
Meeting with the workers
4 Conducting tests on concrete
5
Attend daily meeting Training
6 Office work
8
Column construction process
9 Mobilising of scaffoldings to
designated area
10 Identify various locations' finishes
schedule
3.2 PROBLEMS ENCOUNTER AND SOLVING APPROACH
4.1 CONCLUSION
At the end as I said before I’m grateful for this wonderful chance at
Hassanesco trading and Contract.
4.2 RECOMMENDATIONS
I also invite the university to prepare for the terminology used in the
country attending to students who are planning to study abroad.
The data in this report was obtained directly from the site administrators
and my supervisors, but should be read from a specific perspective
4.3 REFERENCES
• Hassnesco Trading and Contract Website.
• Data provided by engineer Hani and abdubaker
• Slideshare.
.
SECTION B
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
SECTION C
APPENDICES
APPENDIX A
APPENDIX B
APPENDIX C
APPENDIX D