Site inspec*on - During the site inspec/on in six days, a team will assess the project's progress,
ensuring that all work aligns with the plans and specifica/ons. They will evaluate safety
measures, check for compliance with regula/ons, and iden/fy any poten/al issues or delays.
ABer the inspec/on, the team will compile a report detailing their findings and
recommenda/ons for moving forward.
Site Preparation - Over nine days of site preparation, the area will undergo extensive clearing,
grading, and excavation to ensure a suitable foundation. Utility lines will be located and
assessed, with necessary adjustments made to accommodate construction plans. Additionally, the
site will be equipped with safety barriers and signage to comply with regulations and protect
worker.
Acquiring a Working Permit - In the six-day process of acquiring a work permit, the applicant
will gather necessary documentation, including plans and safety protocols, to submit to the
relevant authorities. The application will be reviewed for compliance with local regulations and
zoning laws, and any required fees will be paid. Once approved, the permit will be issued,
allowing work to commence legally on the site.
Procurement - In the three-day procurement process, the team will identify the necessary
materials and services needed for the project. They will then research potential suppliers and
request bids to ensure competitive pricing and quality. Finally, they will evaluate the proposals,
select the best supplier, and finalize the contract to secure the needed resources.
Construction Layout Marking - During the three-day construction layout marking process, the
team will survey the site to establish reference points based on the approved plans. They will use
tools such as stakes and strings to mark the exact locations for foundations, walls, and other key
elements. Finally, the layout will be reviewed to ensure accuracy and compliance before any
excavation or construction begins.
Excavation - In the six-day excavation process, heavy machinery will be utilized to remove soil
and debris from the designated area, following the approved plans. The team will monitor the
depth and dimensions to ensure they meet specifications for the foundation and utilities. Finally,
the excavated site will be prepared for the next phase of construction, with any necessary
reinforcements in place.
Preparation of Steelworks and Formworks - In the first few days, the site will undergo
clearing and leveling, followed by the delivery of materials needed for steelworks and
formworks. Next, workers will begin fabricating and assembling steel reinforcements, while
formworks are set up to shape and support concrete structures. As the project progresses,
inspections will ensure compliance with safety and design standards, aiming for readiness to
pour concrete by the end of the 18-day period.
Setting up Foundations and Columns - In the first few days, the team will excavate the
foundation area and install any necessary footings. Once the foundation is prepared, they will
erect formworks for the columns and position steel reinforcement bars. By the end of the 9 days,
concrete will be poured into the forms for both the foundation and columns, followed by curing
to ensure structural integrity.
Masonry work - In the first few days, the team will prepare the site and gather materials, setting
up scaffolding for easy access. They will then begin laying the masonry for the bungalow's walls,
ensuring proper alignment and mortar application for stability. By the end of the 12 days, the
walls will be built to the desired height, allowing for curing and preparation for the next
construction phase. Start na rin ng buhos.
Slab Preparation - Initially, the site will be cleared and leveled to create a stable base for the
slab. Next, Ibabackfill yung inexcaavate na lupa then ileleve para malagyan ng steel
reinforcement. workers will install formwork and reinforcement bars, ensuring everything is
properly aligned and secured. Finally, concrete will be poured into the forms, followed by
finishing work and curing to achieve the required strength before moving on to the next phase.