The document outlines fundamentals, design, and project management aspects of structural steel connections. It discusses structural steel shapes and grades, bolt and weld types and applications. It also addresses connection types including bolted and welded joints. For design, it covers using design tables, criteria for member end forces, and designing various connection types such as shear, moment, and base plate connections. For project management, it discusses topics like project planning, risk management, progress monitoring, change management, and lessons learned. The overall document provides a refresher on structural steel connection fundamentals, design, and best practices for project management.
The document outlines fundamentals, design, and project management aspects of structural steel connections. It discusses structural steel shapes and grades, bolt and weld types and applications. It also addresses connection types including bolted and welded joints. For design, it covers using design tables, criteria for member end forces, and designing various connection types such as shear, moment, and base plate connections. For project management, it discusses topics like project planning, risk management, progress monitoring, change management, and lessons learned. The overall document provides a refresher on structural steel connection fundamentals, design, and best practices for project management.
The document outlines fundamentals, design, and project management aspects of structural steel connections. It discusses structural steel shapes and grades, bolt and weld types and applications. It also addresses connection types including bolted and welded joints. For design, it covers using design tables, criteria for member end forces, and designing various connection types such as shear, moment, and base plate connections. For project management, it discusses topics like project planning, risk management, progress monitoring, change management, and lessons learned. The overall document provides a refresher on structural steel connection fundamentals, design, and best practices for project management.
Structural Steel Shapes, Grades and their applicability
Types of Bolts, Grades and their applicability. Weld types and their applicability. Connection Types: Bolted and Welded connections. Shop and Field Connections. Steel Member Connections (Main and sub-types) for : Shear connections, Moment connections, Base Plate connections, Splice connections, Bracing connection etc., Erection Aids and Erection Feasibility Units of measurement - Imperial and Metric Best Detailing Practices
CONNECTION DESIGN
Connection Design Tables in AISC's Manual of Steel Construction
Criteria for Connection Design - Member end Forces / member capacity design Design of Shear Connections - shear plate connection, clip angle connection, end plate connection etc., Design of Moment Connections - Bolted cover plate connection, Bolted end plate connection, Welded connection etc., Design of Base Plate Connection - pinned base connection, rigid base connection etc., Design of Bracing Connection - vertical and horizontal bracing connections for axial loads. Design of Splices - Bolted cover plate splices, Extended end plate splices and Welded splices
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Enquiry handling - Estimations and Quotations
Project planning and scheduling Project kick-off meeting - check list Risk identification and mitigation Project progress monitoring and control - weekly status report and reviews RFI management Folder systems and file management - Design Drawing Log, Master Drawing Log and Hold list. Handling change orders or revisions - Estimation, Approval and execution Handling customer complaints and escalations RCA with CAs and PAs Continual improvement - Lessons learnt, Knowledge Sharing Sessions and Knowledge Repository Introduction to Project Commercials - Budgeting, Cash flow and Profit/Loss calculations Importance of error free drawings / consequences of errors in drawings