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Showing posts with label construction sector. Show all posts
Showing posts with label construction sector. Show all posts

Saturday, September 2, 2017

Some newest technology to make construction process smarter

Some advanced technologies have emerged in materials science which can transform the construction industry to the next level.
As for instance, ordinary concrete is employed for different types of building applications ranging from foundations to flat surfaces. But, cracking may frequently occur for this type of concrete. If the cracking is not repaired, water can penetrate on its surface.
The problem can be resolved with a new self-healing concrete that employs bacteria to seal cracks devoid of any interference in the works. A permeable concrete that facilitates the water to gutter through it instead of pool on it is also being developed.
Other new materials are still in the testing phase. As for example, a transparent aluminum that provides the pleasing visuals of glass but the strength and longevity of metal. Transparent metal technology is also very useful for generating transparent solar panels for sustainable energy devoid of large, unappealing black rectangles on the roof.
3D printing technology is also gaining popularity among housing and construction sectors to fulfill the requirements for reasonable housing. With this technology, it is possible to 3D print a house in about a day at a lower cost as compared to conventional construction process.
Augmented reality, or AR, will play a significant role in construction. Contradictory to VR, or virtual reality, in which a person’s total field of vision is substituted with a rendered environment, AR arranges images over what’s actually come into reality.
In construction, an AR wearable will show the exact amounts to a 3D blueprint to workers as they’re on the job. The latest smart safety goggles like Google Glass, or smart helmets with a combination visor-screen are emerged in the market to make construction process superior.
Now-a-days, the drones are extensively used for surveying purposes, particularly for larger commercial projects on previously undeveloped land. With drones, it becomes easier to obtain full information on a job site rapidly efficiently.
The industry will continue to expand and advance and more improvements will occur in wearables and robotics which will provide a great impact in construction sectors.
Article Source: thenextweb.com














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Rajib Dey
www.constructioncost.co
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Saturday, April 1, 2017

A position is vacant for Estimator / Quantity Surveyor - Commercial Construction

Our Client are in search of an experienced to work for a company embedded in the Commercial space.
The Company :
An Iconic Queensland business located in Brisbane is seeking an experienced Estimator/ Quantity Surveyor. The candidate should have sound knowledge in performing as an Estimator in the Queensland commercial construction sector. Good estimating skills for multi-story residential, commercial buildings or industrial buildings will be preferred.
Skills and Eligibilities:
  • Over 5 years of Estimating experience
  • More than 10 years construction experience within the commercial sector
  • University qualifications in Construction preferably within Quantity Surveying
  • Sound IT experience
  • Well versed with applying software like Buildsoft or Cubit
  • Any project management experience would be an added benefit
  • Steady work history
  • Substantial attention to detail and exactness is necessary
  • Well-built communication and interpersonal skills
To send your application online, click on the following link
Apply Online

Vacancy for Estimator / Quantity Surveyor


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Rajib Dey
www.constructioncost.co
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Saturday, August 8, 2015

Construtech will host an event alias Constructech Technology Day 2015 to explore with next gen construction technology

The Next-Gen Construction Technology Day will be organized in Maggiano’s Little Italy, Schaumburg, Ill on 27th Aug.

The Construction Technology Day in 2015 will help the forward thinking construction professionals in their journey to employ next-gen construction technology which will be considered as avant-grade and standard tools in near future.

Definition of Technology Day
Technology Day refers to the leading event specifically designed for construction sectors that will provide guidance to constructional professionals to optimize their efforts for creating a new economy as well as restructure the direction for their company.

Expectation from this event:
There will be demonstration on some of the world’s most recognized technology solutions, a half-day seminar highlighting the latest updates of construction. The event will come to an end with the Vision award ceremony and winner lists (Women) of Construction technology.

Types of Participants
Technology Day is organized in each year and it is the meeting place of construction professionals, software contributors, industry mentors, and specialists to create the framework of future construction technology.

Expenses for attending the event:
  • For Construction Professionals: Cost of Dinner will be $350 for Conference and Vision Awards; cost of a single pass to participate in the event is $175; the cost of dinner only for Vision Awards will be $30.
  • For Vendor and Technology Providers: Cost of Dinner will be $575 for Conference and Vision Awards; cost of a single pass to participate in the event is $299; the cost of dinner only for Vision Awards will be $550.
  • For Seller and Technology Providers: Cost of Dinner will be $575 for Conference and Vision Awards; cost of a single pass to participate in the event is $299; the cost of dinner only for Vision Awards will be $55.
  • For the Students: The participating students will get huge discount on entry fees and their cost will be ($15 ).
  • For Understudies: Conference Pass Only ($15).

At the point when will the occasion happen: The occasion will be held at Maggiano's Little Italy in Schaumburg, Ill. on 27th August 2015.

For any further enquiry regarding advertising and marketing opportunities, please send mail to Lynne Flakus atlflakus@specialtypub.com

Register your seat online

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wwww.qunatity-takeoff.com
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Thursday, November 13, 2014

Civil Works Application Helps Get Rid of On-Site Errors

A new iOS and Android application named as CivilWorks aims to help managers and supervisors stay up to date with on-site civil construction activity.

Created by On-Site Civil Solutions, the user-friendly app lets forefront workers perform calculations, input data and email their results to those in charge when they need signing-off on critical work decisions.

Company director Shane Dodd said: Rework - and its lost productivity, ballooning timeframes and added costs - is a global problem. In fact, it is estimated that Australian contractors lose around $177 million-plus annually doing rework caused by on-site calculation errors and poor communication systems.

This application handles sewer main and drainage construction calculations, civil engineering calculations, road and civil construction formulas, and civil volume calculations.

Specially, it calculates converts and adjust grades, determines the correct values for setting reduced levels, new benchmarks and jump up heights. In addition, it performs basic area calculations, as well as cube, cylinder, stockpile and selects trench backfill volume calculations that you can set to include weight conversion factors specific to the stuff you are using.

The application is divided into five sections: Grade & Level Calculator; Area, Volume & Weight Calculator; Ground Conditions; Asset Recording; and Set Out a Point.

CivilWorks retains all the on-site data on-screen to make sure errors do not occur. Calculations, input data and results can then be emailed, at the touch of a button, to supervisors for approval, ordering and confirmation.

“Importantly,” Dodd says, “this email record also supports and promotes traceability, accountability and archiving for project management, which until now has been unachievable.”

The app is very easy to use, but On-Site Civil Solutions has provided an in-app link to handy You Tube instructional videos for those who need a bit of guidance.

While CivilWorks was originally designed for the civil construction sector — specifically, construction labourers, excavators and pipeline installers — the developer says it’s really a general ‘tradies tool’ and is also being used by farmers, landscapers, truck drivers and plumbers.

The app is free to download and gives you a limited free trial. After that, the service will cost you less than $10 a year to use.

Civil Works Application Helps Get Rid of On-Site Errors


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