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14/04/2025

SETTING OUT

A Residential Apartment at Howell Crescent Aba Abia state

25/09/2024

Sometimes don’t judge a building by its simple outward look 👀

Many are fans of good interiors over much exteriors ✅and this how it should be .

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08/09/2024

Plastering is an age-old technique in the construction industry that involves applying a thin cover of plaster, a mixture of lime or cement, sand, and water, over the exposed surface of walls, ceilings, or partitions.
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20/07/2024

Types of Contract in Civil Engineering 🚧

1. _Lump Sum Contract_: A fixed-price contract where the contractor agrees to complete the project for a specified amount.

2. _Unit Price Contract_: A contract where the contractor is paid a fixed price for each unit of work completed.

3. _Cost-Plus Contract_: A contract where the contractor is reimbursed for all costs plus an additional fee.

4. _Time and Materials Contract_: A contract where the contractor is paid for actual time and materials used.

5. _Design-Build Contract_: A contract where the contractor is responsible for both design and construction.

6. _Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) Contract_: A contract where the contractor handles all aspects of the project, including engineering, procurement, and construction.

7. _Construction Management Contract_: A contract where the contractor manages the construction process but does not perform actual construction work.

8. _Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Contract_: A contract where the public and private sectors partner to deliver a project.

9. _Joint Venture Contract_: A contract where two or more parties collaborate to deliver a project.

10. _Target Cost Contract_: A contract where the contractor is incentivized to meet a target cost, with rewards or penalties for deviations.

All these are the type of contracts in civil engineering 🚧 please do well to comment what you learnt here and like the video share to one another and follow my page for more 🧡🧡

27/06/2024

ON GOING PROJECTS
PROJECT TITLE: CHURCH AUDITORIUM
CLIENT: ST ALBERT SEMINARY IDOWU OFFORAN ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE

25/03/2024

Structural engineers play a vital role during construction by providing support to architectural drawings. Ignore them and watch yourself pay a heavy price.

Their expertise ensures that the design's structural integrity is maintained, making buildings safe and resilient.

Through detailed drawings and calculations, they ensure that the construction meets safety standards and can withstand environmental pressures while serving their purpose.

Collaborating closely with architects, they help translate design concepts into practical, stable structures that stand the test of time.

This collaborative effort between architects and structural engineers is essential for successful construction projects, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and structural soundness is achieved.

ENGINEER CHIMA MOSES CHIZIRIM MNSE MNICE INAENG

CEO MOSAIC STRUCTURES LTD

23/03/2024

Dear Clients,
When it comes to construction, it is crucial to prioritize the safety of all individuals involved in the process, including workers and future occupants. One significant step towards ensuring this safety is thoroughly studying the soil before embarking on any construction project. Sadly, in recent times, this practice has been neglected, posing great risks and leading to unfortunate incidents such as structure collapse.

Therefore, it is important for you, as clients, to understand the gravity of this issue and take necessary action to avoid becoming victims of such circumstances. Here's some advice on how to proceed:

1. Hire a Geotechnical Engineer: Engaging a qualified geotechnical engineer or a reputable soil testing company should be your first priority. They possess expertise in analyzing the soil conditions, conducting comprehensive soil tests, and providing valuable insights for construction planning.

2. Conduct Soil Tests: Soil testing allows for the assessment of its composition, strength, stability, and load-bearing capacity. These tests can determine the presence of various factors such as water content, compaction, chemical reactions, and potential for erosion, all of which greatly influence the stability of a structure.

3. Assess the Foundation Design: Based on the results of the soil tests, the geotechnical engineer can evaluate and provide recommendations for the appropriate foundation design. This may involve adjustments to the type of foundation, its depth, reinforcements, or additional measures to stabilize the soil.

4. Consider Environmental Factors: Environmental conditions could significantly impact the stability of the soil, such as nearby water bodies, slopes, or soil erosion caused by rainfall. Taking these factors into account during the soil study is crucial for designing a structurally sound foundation.

5. Follow Local Building Codes and Standards: Ensure that the construction adheres to local building codes and standards. These guidelines often require soil testing and analysis as part of the approval process for construction projects. Complying with these regulations serves as an added layer of safety.

6. Prioritize Maintenance: Conduct regular inspections and maintenance of the structure to identify any signs of soil movement, settling, or erosion. Early detection of these issues allows for prompt action and minimizes the risk of a collapse.

By studying the soil before construction, you are taking a responsible step towards avoiding catastrophic events. Remember, the cost of preventative measures is minimal compared to the potential loss of lives and property that can result from the failure to adequately investigate the soil conditions.

Let us prioritize safety, raise awareness about the importance of soil study, and create a construction industry where the lives and well-being of all stakeholders remain paramount.
Stay cautious, stay safe!

Sincerely
ENGR CHIMA MOSES CHIZIRIM MNSE MNICE INAENG
CEO MOASIC STRUCTURES LTD

21/03/2024

Foundation ramming, also known as compaction or soil compaction, is a construction process used to increase the density of soil beneath a building's foundation.

It involves using specialized equipment, such as a vibrating plate or a heavy roller, to compress the soil, thereby reducing its volume and increasing its load-bearing capacity.

This process ensures that the soil can adequately support the weight of the structure, preventing settlement and potential structural damage over time.

Foundation ramming is essential for constructing stable and durable buildings, particularly in areas with weak or loose soil conditions.
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17/03/2024

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