Aimed at civil engineers and quantity surveyors and students of these disciplines in the preparation of bills of quantities.
IVOR SEELEY was long-time editor of the Macmillan Building and Surveying Series, and the author of a number of successful texts within the series.
GEORGE MURRAY was for many years undergraduate course leader at Napier University, and is the author of Measurement of Building Services (Macmillan, 1997).
IVOR SEELEY was long-time editor of the Macmillan Building and Surveying Series, and the author of a number of successful texts within the series.
GEORGE MURRAY was for many years undergraduate course leader at Napier University, and is the author of Measurement of Building Services (Macmillan, 1997).
PART 1: MEASUREMENT THEORY AND PRACTICE
Scope and Context of Civil Engineering Work Measurement
Fundamental Principles of CESSM 3
Measurement Practice and Bill Production
CESMM 3: Classes A-D: Contract and Preparatory Site Matters
CESMM 3: Class E: Excavation, Filling and Landscaping
CESMM 3: Classes F-H: Concrete
CESMM 3: Classes I-L: Pipework
CESMM 3: Classes M-O: Metalwork and Timber
CESMM 3: Classes P & Q: Piling
CESMM 3: Classes R-T: Roads, Rails and Tunnels
CESMM 3: Classes U-W: Walling, Painting and Waterproofing
CESMM 3: Classes X-Z: Miscellaneous, Renovation and Incidental Works
PART 2: WORKED EXAMPLES
Demolition and Site Clearance
Excavation and Filling
Mass Concrete Retaining Wall
Precast Prestressed Concrete Beams
Pumping Chamber
Sewage Holding Tank
Pumphouse
Stone Faced Sea Wall
Sewer
Water Main
Steel-Framed Gantry
Timber Jetty
Hybrid Piles
Quay with Concrete and Timber Piles
Steel Sheet Piling
Navigation Lamp Platform
Estate Road
Rail Track
Tunnel
Sewer Renovation
Water Main Renovation.