Wednesday, December 7, 2011

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Daily Construction Report
Project: Turner St. Parking Garage Date: 10/03/11
Contractor:Holder
Client: Virginia Tech
Project Scope/Method of construction: This building "will be approximately a 160,000 gross-square-foot facility to include classrooms, instructional laboratories, research laboratories, and offices for multiple departments and programs for the College of Engineering."

Sunny Clear Overcast Rain Snow
Weather
Below 32 33-50 51-70 71-90 Above 91
Temp.
Still Moderate High
Wind
Dry Moderate Humid
Humidity
Non Manual Manual
Field Force: 2 17+
Subcontractors: VT Electric
Excavators
Equiptment at 
Site: Bulldozer(2)
Electric Trucks (3)
Backhoes (3)
Dump-truck(2)
Are there idle workers?  No, everyone seems to be working hard. There are lots of personel on the site but everyone has their own task to do and are doing their best to stay out of   each others way.
Construction Activities: There is a lot of excavation going on to get the foundation to the proper grade. VT electric is busy taking down and moving all the power lines that are running the the construction site. The excavators are staying busy on the left of the job site while the electricians work on the right.
Does safety seem to be of importance? Safety seems to be important, however, whenever a bunch of workers have to work around each other at a quick pace there is always an increase in risk. Other than that, everyone seems to be wearing the proper PPE and the electricians that are up in the buckets are properly strapped into their harnesses and have those harnesses secured to the buckets.
Hazard Analysis:

Activity Hazard Solution
Moving Powerlines Electicution Kill the power running through 
the lines

Multiple machines with long arms working in close proximity
hitting people beside you

Work in "Stations" where there is no way for machines to cross paths


Comments/Remarks: Once the Electricians take the poles and wires down more backhoes can be moved in and if there are 2-3 dump trucks for every one backhoe (depending on how far the dirt is being moved) then the excavation will be performing at its optimal level.


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