PLAN FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF TEMPORARY NAHPI CLASSROOMS, FENCE AND TOILETS

AND FINAL PRACTICAL TRAINING OF NAHPI STUDENTS FOR 2022/2023 ACADEMIC YEAR

A. PERSONNEL

Each participating student MUST put in at least 5 days (Tuesdays to Saturdays) of practical training at the
site; Will be rotational; This is practical training for which CA marks WILL be generated and used at the
appropriate time and WILL constitute a strong requirement for graduation; Each participating student will
receive the sum of 10,000 frs CFA for lunch, drinking water and transportation for 5 days.

All Civil Engineering students (years 2 to 6) and civil engineering teaching staff of NAHPI are involved
(compulsory practical training / supervision)

- All M.Eng and MSc Electrical Engineering students of NAHPI are involved (compulsory practical
training)
- All Year 4 (level 500), M.Eng and MSc Electrical Engineering students of NAHPI are involved
(compulsory practical training)
- Other selected NAHPI students may be involved
- All other NAHPI staff in field work clothes and shoes are involved as organisers (duty call)
- Specific members of UBa staff (especially of the DPPI Office) are involved (duty call)
- TOTAL of 675 students to be involved, wofking only during off-campus period. Thus, on-campus
lectures will not be affected.
- Each student will be involved only during 6 days in total. Voluntary involvement for more than 6
days is highly encouraged.

B. CALENDAR
1. Site preparation and purchase of materials: ongoing
2. Workshop with the engineering students and staff involved: Tuesday 5th Dec, starting at 10 am in
UBaDEF AMPHI, upstairs.
3. Period of effective work: Tuesday Dec 5th 2023 to Saturday January

WORK GROUPS AND SCHEDULE

GROUP 1: Dec 5th to 10th (off campus period for the students)

GROUP 2: Dec 19th to 23rd ‘’

GROUP 3: Jan 3rd to 6th

Group 4: Jan 16-20th

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C. TOOLS/MATERIALS TO BE BROUGHT/OWNED BY EVERY CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDENT (To be

checked and scored)
1. A trowel
2. A talouche
3. A high quality spirit level
4. A carpenter’s and/or builder’s hammer
5. Thick working hand gloves
6. A simple tape (5m-7m)
7. Enough drinking water and snacks for self
8. A simple painting brush

D. Tools to be brought and owned by each Mechanical Engineering student

1. Side cutting pliers
2. Front cutting pliers
3. A pack of screw drivers
4. A pack of spanners

E. Tools to be brought and owned by each Electrical Engineering student

1. Side cutting pliers
2. Front cutting pliers
3. A pack of screw drivers
4. A current flow tester

F. TOOLS TO BE ACQUIRED/OWNED BY NAHPI CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

1. 100 spades (50 of each type)
2. 20 TOTAL reference spirit levels
3. 100 Digging axes
4. 20 line ropes (100m min each)
5. 5 water level pipes
6. 30 wheel barrows
7. 5 boxing hammers
8. 100 concrete buckets
9. 20 water pipes of each 50 to 100m long
10. 2 heavy duty iron rods cutting scissors
11. 20 iron rods saw
12. 40 wood saws (20 of each type)
13. 10 nail bars (5 simple, 5 heavy)
14. 40 rod bending spanners (grips) (different sizes)
15. 6 long tapes (3 of 30m and 3 of 100m)
16. 50 concrete box cramps
17. 2 concrete vibrators
18. 4 welding machines
19. 8 Clamping (vise) (“etau”) machine
20. 8 Iron plate scissors