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    This document discusses various records and documentation required in the resident engineer's office for a construction project. It covers topics such as correspondence filing systems, contractor payment applications, quantity records, test results registers, photographs, record drawings, programming construction progress, network diagrams, and methods of measurement for bills of quantities.

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    This document discusses various records and documentation required in the resident engineer's office for a construction project. It covers topics such as correspondence filing systems, contractor payment applications, quantity records, test results registers, photographs, record drawings, programming construction progress, network diagrams, and methods of measurement for bills of quantities.

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    This document discusses various records and documentation required in the resident engineer's office for a construction project. It covers topics such as correspondence filing systems, contractor payment applications, quantity records, test results registers, photographs, record drawings, programming construction progress, network diagrams, and methods of measurement for bills of quantities.

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    Concrete Production Plant Power Generators and Compressors Extra Land Main Offices

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    Contents

    Concrete production plant


    Power generators and compressors
    Extra land
    Main offices
    12.13 Temporary works
    12.14 Work in public roads
    12.15 Site drainage
    References

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    13 The resident engineers office records


    13.1 Records and their importance
    13.2 The correspondence filing system
    General files (Series 19)
    Head office (Series 1019)
    Separate supply contracts and sub-contractors (Series 2029)
    Main contractor (Series 3039)
    13.3 CVIs from contractor and instructions to contractor
    13.4 Register of drawings
    13.5 Daily and other progress records
    13.6 Quantity records
    13.7 The contractors interim payment applications
    13.8 Authorization of dayworks
    13.9 Filing system for dayworks sheets
    13.10 Check of materials on site
    13.11 Price increase records
    13.12 Supply contract records
    13.13 Registers of test results
    13.14 Photographs
    13.15 Record drawings
    13.16 Other records

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    14 Programme and progress charts


    14.1 Responsibilities for programming the construction
    14.2 Difficulties with nominated sub-contractors or suppliers
    14.3 The role of the resident engineer
    14.4 Watching and recording progress
    14.5 Network diagrams and critical path planning
    14.6 The part played by the agent in achieving progress
    14.7 Completion
    14.8 Estimating extension of time
    14.9 Estimating probable final cost of works

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    15 Measurement and bills of quantities


    15.1 Principles of pricing and payment
    15.2 Methods of measurement for bills of quantities
    15.3 The ICE standard method of measurement

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