ABSTRACT
The construction method planning process At this point it is possible to examine in more detail the way in which construction method planning needs to be carried out. To be successful, it has to be recognized that those who do the planning need to be well versed in construction technology, be knowledgeable in relation to plant availabilities and performance, the interrelation with labour and with a wide experience of factors which will affect the requirements and performance needed. This knowledge can be described as 'factors affecting construction method assessment'. This basic data and knowledge has then to be used in specific real life situations to determine methods, sequence of construction and time
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scale for the benefit of the estimator at the tender stage and the site manager once the contract has been won. The application of the tools etc. of planning to actual situations can be entitled 'Establishing methods and their planning control' and accordingly, this book is divided into two parts. Finally, Figure 2 provides a useful summary of the impact of construction method planning from tender to contract completion.
