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    This document provides an overview of the building construction process and the parties involved. It discusses the key stages of construction including design, procurement, and contracting. It outlines various construction project delivery methods and introduces the typical participants in a construction project such as the client, consultant team including architects and engineers, contractor, and suppliers. The roles of the quantity surveyor are then explored in more detail in the next parts of the document.

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    Building Process & Parties

    Involved
    Quantity Surveyors & His
    Duties
    by

    AHMAD ARZLEE HASSAN

    PART 1:
    Building Process & Parties
    Involved

    The Construction Industry


    The Construction Categories
    Features of Construction Industry
    Design & Construction Process
    Forms of Construction Project
    Procurement
    Project Participants

    PART 2:
    Quantity Surveors & His
    Duties
    Roles and Responsibilities of a Quantity
    Surveyor

    What is Construction?
    TERMS?
    TYPE?
    APPROACHES?

    COST?

    TIME?
    WEEKS?
    MONTHS? YEAR?

    CONSTRUCTION

    PROCESSES?
    SEQUENCES?

    SOURCES?
    RESOURCES?
    Man? Machine?
    PARTIES?

    WORKS?
    RULES?
    REGULATIONS?

    What is Construction
    Industry?
    P1 S2 CIDB Act 1994 Act 520
    Construction Industry is an industry concerning
    all construction works.
    Town & Country Planning Act 1971
    The carrying out of building, engineering,
    mining or other operations in, on, over or
    under land or the making of material change
    in the use of any building or other land

    Construction??
    CIDB 1994 Act 520
    Installation

    Renewal

    Maintenance
    Construction Dismantling
    Demolition
    Renovation
    Extension
    Repair
    Alteration

    OF

    BUILDING
    TYPE
    STRUCTURE

    CIVIL ENG
    STRUCTURE

    CANAL,
    MECH & ELEC
    SEWERAGE
    WORKS
    & PIPE

    SOIL,
    EARTH &
    WATER
    CONTROL

    Economy Construction
    3.3% to 4% of GDP contributed by construction
    industry (MOF 2001)
    The government sectors accounts for 52.5% of
    construction volume consists of residential, mix
    development incl. maintenance and repair
    42K over construction firms recorded as of 2002
    with many firms capable of million RM projects
    locally and internationally
    Construction caters for employment in Malaysia

    Property Development
    CAPITAL
    to finance
    the
    development
    process

    LAND
    to be
    develope
    d

    RESOURCE
    S in the form
    of labour and
    material

    Essential
    elements
    ENTREPRENEUR
    to initiate and
    manage the
    development

    FUND
    from public
    or private
    sources

    The Construction Categories


    Generally

    CIDB

    CI/SfB Sytem

    Housing, Non
    residential,
    Engineering,
    Industrial

    Civil Engineering,
    Building, M&E

    Land, CE, Admin


    Building, Health
    Welfare Building,
    Entertainment etc.

    BSC

    Others

    Long term, R&D, Major Engineering,


    Capital Plant, Production, Distribution,
    One-off Building, Repetitive, Major
    overhauls etc.

    Building, Highways,
    Heavy Construction,
    Residential,
    Industrial etc.

    Features of Construction
    Industry
    Each are
    FRAGMENTATION
    UNIQUE - Design, Crafts,
    Location,
    Experts, Complex,
    Characters,
    Combined effort,
    Design, Product,
    Parties involved
    Conditions,
    Circumstances
    etc.

    Design and Construction


    Process
    INTITIAL STAGE

    DETAILED DESIGN STAGE


    TENDER STAGE
    CONTRACT STAGE

    Inception

    Establish appointments & requirements

    CL, Arch

    Feasibility

    Established technical possibilities &


    specialist

    CRep, Arch,
    Eng, QS

    Outline proposal

    Briefs and approaches

    All

    Scheme design

    Spatial arrangements & materials

    All

    Detailed design

    Detail design, drawings and specs

    Arch, Eng, QS

    Production information

    Complete drawing and spec for tender

    Arch Eng

    Bill of Quantities

    BQ production with queries answered

    Arch QS

    Tender action

    Tender process

    All

    Project planning

    Agree on timetable, procedures and


    schedule

    Cont

    Operation on site

    Construction, meetings, supervision,


    payment

    All & Cont

    Completion

    Handover and DLP

    All & Cont

    Feedback

    Legal responsibility, response etc.

    All

    Sketch
    Plans

    PROFESIONAL

    Working
    Drawings

    TASK

    Site Operations

    STAGE

    Briefing

    RIBA Plan of Work

    Forms of Construction
    Project Procurement
    Procedure of converting a requirement or requisition
    into a performable contract

    TRADITIONAL MANAGEMENT INTERGRATED


    METHODS
    METHODS
    METHODS

    Project Participants
    CLIENT
    Employer,
    Owner,
    Developer

    CONSULTANT CONTRACTOR
    Project Manager,
    Planners, Designers,
    Architect, Engineer,
    Quantity Surveyors,
    Land Surveyors,
    ID, Landscape,
    Other specialist

    Main Contractor,
    Subcontractor,
    Specialist,
    Labour only subcon,
    Design & build
    contractors

    Other Participants
    Materials and Equipment Suppliers
    Sectors
    Manpower
    Finance Sector
    Approving Sectors

    Contractual
    Relationship
    EMPLOYER

    MAIN
    CONTRACT

    CONTRACTOR

    Conditions of engagement
    Domestic SC
    Architect

    Engineer

    Sub
    contractor

    Contract of sale
    Suppliers

    NSC
    Quantity Surveyor

    Nominated Sub
    Con

    Whos Who?
    Please identify the participants and briefly
    explain what are their roles in a typical
    setting of a construction process.

    TUTORIAL
    What are the responsibilities of a QS in a
    typical Construction settings? Pre
    Contract? Post Contract?

    End of Lecture
    Next Lecture
    More on Quantity Surveyor
    Appointment, Registration, Professional
    Bodies & Liabilities

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