INTERNSHIP REPORT-BMSIT & M 2020-21

VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

JNANA SANGAMA, BELAGAVI-590018

Internship Report
An internship report submitted in partial fulfillment of the
requirements for the VIII Semester degree of Bachelor of
Engineering in Civil Engineering of Visvesvaraya
Technological University, Belagavi
Submitted by

JEEVAN GOWDA. S

HEMANTH. N
DARSHAN KUMAR. P R
HARI PRAKASHA S
Dept of Civil Engineering

BMSIT & M

Department of Civil Engineering

BMSIT & M
Avalahalli, Bangalore-560 098

2020-21
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Avalahalli, Bangalore-560 098

Department of Civil Engineering

CERTIFICATE

Certified that the Internship report has been successfully presented at BMSIT & M by
JEEVAN GOWDA S, bearing USN 1BY17CV022, in partial fulfillment of the requirements
for the VIII Semester degree of Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering of
Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi during academic year 2020-21. It is
certified that all corrections/suggestions indicated for Internal Assessment have been
incorporated in the report deposited in the departmental library. The Internship report has
been approved as it satisfies the academic requirements in respect of Internship work for the
said degree.

Assistant Professor Internship Coordinator

Prof. and HOD Principal

INTERNSHIP REPORT-BMSIT & M 2020-21

DECLARATION

I, JEEVAN GOWDA S [USN: 1BY17CV022], student of VIII Semester BE, in –

Civil Engineering hereby declare that the Internship report has been carried out by me and
submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the VIII Semester degree of Bachelor
of Engineering in Civil Engineering of Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi
during academic year 2020-21

Date : Name : JEEVAN GOWDA S

Place : Bengaluru USN : 1BY17CV022

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I’m thankful to CAPACIT’E INFRAPROJECT LIMITED for

having given me the opportunity to undertake my Internship Training at
their Ongoing Project GODREJ AVENUES, Singanayakanahalli. It was a
very good experience for me to have worked at this site as this project
involved all the construction Practices and challenges.

I would like to convey my heartiest Mrs. AKHIL ALI KHAN (General

Manager) who welcomed me for the internship. I would like to give my
heart
–felt thanks to he; he assisted and guided me throughout with his wise
technical guidance whenever needed; her invaluable suggestions not only
helped me reach the successful completion of task, but also made me learn
a lot.

I would like to thanks all the Department heads of CAPACIT’E

INFRAPROJECT LIMITED and Site Engineers Mr YESHWANTH of
GODREJ AVENUES, Precious time and valuable guidance during my
Internship.

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 CONTENTS

Sl. No Name Pg.

No.
Certificate 4
1 Chapter 1
1.1 Introduction 8
1.2 Vision Statement 9
1.3 Mission Statement 9
1.4 Services Provided by Company 9
1.5 Major Completed Projects 10
1.6 Ongoing Projects 14
1.7 Department Details 16
2 Chapter 2
2.1 Task Performed 20
2.1.1 Projects Details 21
2.1.2 Works Carried Out 23
2.2 Leakage Check 24
2.3 Rapid Moisture Test in Basement 25
2.4 Shuttering Check in TOWER -J 25
2.5 Quality Check with Latest 26
Instruments
2.6 Concreting Work in Phase 2 26
2.7 Bull Marking and Water Proofing 27
2.8 Levelling Work with Auto Level 28
3 Chapter 3
3.1 Site Visit 29
3.2 Study of Drawings 30
3.3 Supervision of Defects 31
3.4 Mivan Formwork 33
3.5 Benefits of Internship Training 37
 3.6 Challenges Faced During 38
Internship
4 Conclusion 39
 CHAPTER 1
ABOUT THE COMPANY
1.1 INTRODUCTION ABOUT COMPANY
Since August 2012, Capacit’e are experienced professionals in civil construction field laid by
Mr. Rahul Khatyal as the executive director and chief financial officer with Mr. Rahul
Khatyal as managing director with a vision of committed for quality in every aspect of
construction. It is wealth of experience, technical knowledge and professional ethics in co-
ordination with architects, consultants and supporting staff in combination of latest
technologies, equipment’s, infrastructure and finest materials for timely completion of
projects, has given company the edge in construction field.

Fig 1.1 Company logo of Capacit’e Infraprojects Ltd

Being one of the young and enthusiastic, fast growing company in civil construction field,
providing excellent quality product, capacit’e are committed for timely completion of
projects without compromising the quality and technical specifications in accordance with
client’s requirements and consultants design and details. These include company’s brief
understanding of client’s requirement, preparedness for optimum utilization of resources and
approach to every project with overall project accountability and its ownership. Emphasizing
with professional ethics and standard operating procedures, it has preceded and aligned from
natural consequence of putting values to every hard work that has gone to the company since
its existence. This company has completed lots of projects including high rise and super high
buildings, gated communities, villaments, commercial and office complexes, institutional
buildings, multi-level car parks etc. Capacit’e strongly believes that quality is the oxygen of
survival and nourishes it through service. Capacit’e truly relies on the quality, safety and
satisfies the customers through their service.
The business operation of CIL is managed out of three zones as below:
  West Zone Office in Mumbai
 North Zone office in Gurgaon
 South Zone Office in Bengaluru

1.2 VISION STATEMENT

Capacit’e is dedicated to providing extraordinary quality and services in every domain of
expertise. It can be achieved by

 Providing high quality services and ensuring stable and motivated work force -one of
which exhibits true passion to excel
 Following and exhibiting globally acceptable quality standards in operations,
management and customer relationship, which guarantees value creation for all stake
holders and ultimately quality construction/infrastructure to the society at large.

1.3 MISSION STATEMENT

“Transformation vision into reality”
By establishing and sustaining:

 Motivated Team
 Effective Processes
 Satisfied Customers
 Excellent financials

1.4 SERVICES PROVIDED BY COMPANY

Capacit’e have well experienced quality Engineers to manage any construction projects of
different nature and sizes

 High rise and Super high rise buildings

 Gated communities
 Villaments
 Commercial and offices complexes
 Institutional buildings
 Multi-level car parks
1.5 MAJOR COMPLETED PROJECTS
Completed project in Bengaluru zone:
Capacit’e infraprojects ltd has completed several projects and some of them are shown below;

Fig 1.2 Purva Coronation Square

Client - Purvankara
Categories- Projects, villaments and others

Fig 1.3 Ozone Hyatt

Client - Ozone
Categories- Commercial and office complexes, projects
 Fig 1.4 Ozone Urbana Aqua
Client – Ozone Urbana Infra Develops Pvt. Ltd.
Categories- Gated Community, Projects

Fig 1.5 Mittal Elanza

Client – Mitthal Universal
Categories- Projects, villaments and others
 Fig 1.6 Provident The Tree
Client – Provident Housing
Categories- High rise / Super High rise, Projects

Fig 1.7 Salapuria Sattva Cadenza

Client – Sattva Group
Categories- Gated communities, Projects
 Fig 1.8 Century Breeze
Client – Century Real Estate Pvt. Ltd
Categories- High rise / super high rise, Projects

Fig 1.9 Patel Townsville

Client – Patel Realty
Categories- Projects, Villaments and Others
 Fig 1.10 KMB Fountain Head
Client – KMB Estates
Categories- High rise / super high rise, Projects

1.6 ONGOING PROJECTS

On-going projects in Bengaluru zone:

Fig 1.11 Marquise, Basavanagudi

Client – Siddasheka developers
Categories- High end appartments
 Fig 1.12 Godrej Avenues, Yelahanka
Client –Godrej properties
Categories- High rise / super high rise, Projects

The project is located on the Yelahanka-Doddaballapur main road – a well-developed

residential area and commercial hub of North Bengaluru. This grand project is going to be an
absolute accomplished architectonics as latest technologies have been used in this project
along with the brilliant design and therefore this project is considered to be one of the most
sought after address that promises to offer absolute and perfect amusement to each and every
resident in this project. This project sprawled across 6096 sq.mt is surrounded by charming
and lush greeneries that is entirely spread all through till eyes can reach. 3 tier security
features at Godrej Avenues allows leading life in relaxed, secured manner and most
comfortable manner. World class amenities like Clubhouse, Outdoor sports – Cricket pitch,
golf putting, swimming pool, kids play area etc. Indoor sports – Indoor badminton, gaming
arcade, air hockey, billiards and many more to make life luxurious and comfortable.

Lying very close to NH7 makes this area very near to Kempegowda International Airport
which is just 18kms from Godrej Avenues. This road on one hand connects the residents of
this area to Hyderabad while to the core areas to Bangalore on the other.
1.7 DEPARTMENT DETAILS
Technical and tools in Godrej avenues site:
Capacit’e infraprojects ltd has well experienced team of technical and non-technical personnel
considered best in the field.

1. Asst. General Manager – Akhil Ali khan

2. Deputy General Manager – Krishna Prasad Rao
3. Asst. Project Manager – Prakash H Balekundaraj
4. Admin officer – Surendra
5. Asst. Planning Manager – Devaiah B
6. Sr. Planning Engineer – Boobalan L
7. Billing Engineer – Shaber
8. Sr. HSE Officer – Devendara H Nadigara
9. BBS Engineer – Harish
10. QA/QC Manager – Bharath
11. Masons - 22 No’s
12. Labor (Workers) - 440 Members

Capacit’e has all the latest Construction Equipments tools and plants required for the speedy
and quality oriented execution of the project.
Construction Equipment’s:

1. Bar bending Machine 5 No’s

2. Bar cutting machine 5 No’s
3. Air compressor in site 1 No’s
4. Dish cutter 14” 6 No’s
5. Ply cutting machine 7” 9 No’s
6. Hammering drill machine 3 No’s
7. Chipping machine 5kg 1 No’s
8. Chipping machine 11kg 3 No’s
9. Grinder machine 4” 11 No’s
10. Grinder machine 7” 1 No’s
11. Air blower 4 No’s
12. Welding machine 4 No’s
 13. Drill machine 11 No’s
14. Electrical pump 3 No’s

Transportation:

1. Tower crane 2 No’s

2. 82.5 KVA DG set 1 No’s
3. 125 KVA DG set 4 No’s
4. Baby roller 1 No’s
5. Omni 2 No’s
6. Transit Mixer 3 No’s
7. Backhoe loader 2 No’s
8. Bobcat S450 1 No’s
9. Batching plant CP-30 1 No’s
10. Pump SP1807 RMC 2 No’s

1.7.1 Flow chart of department

Fig 1.13 Organization Structure

1.7.2 Safety precaution at site
Safety was given more importance on site and the safety department kept a track of safety
methods in entire project during the execution. Safety department used to carry safety
inspections, emergency drill and safety meetings on a regular basis. Some of the safety rules
followed strictly at site were:
Visitors entering the site should strictly wear safety helmets. Also visitors must be
accompanied by the concerned engineer of that particular area to be visited.

 Rules and regulation according to Building and Other Construction workers Act 1996
(BOCW).
 No workmen below 14 years or above 65 years of age shall be engaged for a job.
Child labour is strictly prohibited.
 Eye protective equipment was used by the labours engaged in activities such as
welding, chipping and other jobs that require eye protection.
 Hand gloves were worn while handling sharp articles, hot material, corrosive
chemical, welding, cutting etc.
 Adequate illumination at workplace was ensured before starting the job at night.
 All scaffoldings/ work platform was made strong enough to take the expected load
and inspection tags were used.
 All Machine and tools were inspected before use. Defects were reported immediately
to Store manager.
 Fall protective equipment like safety belts were used by the workers working at height.
 Ladders, scaffoldings, fall protection were inspected regularly.
 Adequate fire fighting equipment was available at workplace.
 Dewatering pumps were used to drain out rain water accumulated in site.
 Rescue net were used for safety of working man and to avoid damage from falling
objects.
 SAFETY BOARDS

Fig 1.14 Use of safety boards and tags at the site

2.1 IN GENERAL
C APTER 2
H
TASK PERFORMED
An internship is an opportunity by an employer to potential employees, called intern to work
at a firm for a fixed, limited period of time. The internship program provides a bridge
between academic and real practical professional world. The basic objectives of “Internship”,
planned as part of the curriculum for 7th semester B.E (civil engineering), by VTU, Belgaum,
is to understand the working flowchart of a design industry and to bridge the gap between the
academic knowledge and the industrial procedure of the construction aspects. Internship
training was carried out from 10/03/2021 to 09/04/2021 in Capacit’e constructions at Godrej
Avenues. Internship gives an opportunity for student to understand the use of new
technological instruments in construction and field works. It broadens the network personal
and professionally.
Table 2.1: Company’s involved in construction of Godrej Avenues project

M/s Godrej Construction

1 Client
Projects LLP

M/s Cushman and

Wakefield
2 PMC/CM
Property Advisors
Pvt Ltd

M/s
Civil contractor
3 CapaciteInfraprojects ltd

Electrical M/s Godrej & Boyce co.

4
contractor Ltd

Plumbing M/s Santech Engineers

5
contractor Pvt. Ltd

Waterproofing M/s Nina Waterproofing

6
Vendor Systems Pvt.Ltd
 SMEP M/s Design Tree Service
7
Consultants Consultants Pvt Ltd

8 Architects M/s Edifice consultants

Pvt Ltd

Landscape M/s Site Concepts

9
Consultants International Ltd

M/s Total solution

10 FPS vendor
intecpvt ltd

2.1.1 PROJECTS DETAILS

High-rise residential project with pre certified SILVER rated green building. It consists 637
units with combination of 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5 & 3 BHK residential flats with 10 towers spread over
5.73 Acres and a sky lounge set at terrace. Avenues comprising of

 Phase 1: (Tower A, B, C, D, E) + Basement + GF + 14 floors

 Phase 2: (Tower F, G, H, J, K) +2 Basements + GF + 14 Floors
 STP + UG + Clubhouse + 2 Floors.
 Total Building Height: 44. 875mts.
 Floor Space Index – 3.24.
 Built Up Area – 10,25,672sft
 Saleable - 7,74,464sft
 Sewage Treatment Plant – 445kld
 Under Ground Reservoir – 400kld
 PHASE 1

PHASE 2

Fig 2.1 Construction Site

Fig 2.2 Typical Facility Layout Plan

 BUILDING DETAILS

Flooring : Vitrified and VDF flooring in entire Building.

Doors : Panelled doors at main entrance of opening. Flush doors for
all internal doors, PVC shutters, and FRP doors.
Windows : Power coated aluminium windows with M S grills.
Kitchen : Granite platform with all required equipment’s and cleaning
rooms, storage rooms, etc.
Electrification : Concealed copper wiring with standard switches.
Bathroom : Full height coloured glazed tiles and anti-skid flooring.
Generator : 24 hours sound proof generator back-up for all the Hostel
Building.
Painting : Putty finish enamel paint for all the internal walls.
Plumbing : Good quality CP fittings for toilet and kitchen.
Water : Round the clock water supply through municipal sources, well
and bore well.
Security : Day and night security with CCTV camera all around the
building.

2.1.2 WORKS CARRIED OUT

Table 2.2: Description of work performed

Week WORK COVERED

1st week Joining, visiting site, introduction to safety measures by safety

department, allocation to tower J, leakage Check by bund
construction, study of drawings of tower J
2nd week About mivan shuttering, mivan components, laying
reinforcement how they are installed.
3rd week Removal of mivan shuttering, defects identified and
rectified in the site, housekeeping, shifting of
mivan components.
4th week Molding, curing, gathering information about site, test conducted on
reinforcement and cement and report making.
2.2 LEAKAGE CHECK
The bund must be constructed of a compatible material capable of containing the liquid being
stored. A common error found in the industry is storing corrosive liquids in a steel bund
which is highly likely to corrode and leak over time.

Fig 2.3 leakage checking

2.3 RAPID MOISTURE TEST IN BASEMENT
This test is done to determine the water content in soil by calcium carbide methods per IS:
2720 (Part II) – 1973. It is a method for rapid determination of water content from the gas
pressure developed by the reaction of calcium carbide with the free water of the soil.

Fig 2.4 rapid moisture test in basement

2.4 SHUTTERING CHECK IN TOWER -J

Formwork is the term used for the process of creating a temporary mould into which concrete
is poured and formed. Traditional formwork is fabricated using timber, but it can also be
constructed from steel, glass fiber reinforced plastics and other materials.

Fig 2.5 shuttering check in TOWER -J

2.5 QUALITY CHECK WITH LATEST INSTRUMENTS
Laser measurement technology has been a beneficiary of the rising demand for quality
assurance, owing to its non-contact, maintenance-free and rapid measurement capabilities. To
optimise manufacturing processes and improve product quality, in-line quality control during
the various manufacturing stages has become indispensable, for example measuring
geometric parameters such as distance, thickness, diameter and surface contours.

Fig 2.6 quality check with latest instruments

2.6 CONCRETING WORK IN PHASE 2

Concrete production is the process of mixing together the various ingredients water,
aggregate, cement, and any additives to produce concrete. The vibrations cause the mixture to
liquefy, reducing the internal friction of the mix components of cement, aggregate, and water.
This allows the mix to move around more easily in whatever form you are placing the
concrete. The vibrations help to bring those air bubbles to the surface where they escape.
 Fig 2.7 concreting work in phase 2

2.7 BULL MARKING AND WATER PROOFING

Waterproofing is the process of making an object or structure waterproof or water-resistant so
that it remains relatively unaffected by water or resisting the ingress of water under specified
conditions. Permeation of water vapour through a material or structure is reported as a
moisture vapour transmission rate.

Fig 2.8 bull marking and water proofing

2.8 LEVELLING WORK WITH AUTO LEVEL
An Auto Level is a professional Levelling Tool used by Contractors, Builders, Land
Surveying Professional, or the Engineer who demands accurate levelling every time. We have
a large selection of Automatic Levels for your choice of options like magnification, accuracy,
and price.

2.9 level check with auto level

 CHAPTER 3
SPECIFIC OUTCOMES OF INTERNSHIP
3.1 SITE VISIT
We working with the quality manager at the office and observed various construction
activities on the site. The Quality Manager is always explaining works performed in the
office and we have worked with the Supervisor and Site Engineer also while performing
activities on the site. As a new person to join the site; my first task was getting accustomed
with the professional workers and other stake holders on the site. After this we have focused
on my activities by ensuring proper interaction with my Quality Manager, supervisor and
other workers. For better explanation of the activities covered; we had divided this section in
to two parts .i.e. activities in the office and on the site.
 Fig 3.1 Materials of Formwork, Aggregates, Admixture, and Steel, Covers, Expansion
joint board, Cinder, Mivan and convectional shuttering boards.

3.2 STUDY OF DRAWINGS

The basic rules in reading a drawing involve:

 Read the cover sheet which contains the project name, the architect’s name, address
and contact information, project location and date.
 Go through the index of plan sheets and their contents, abbreviation key, a scale bar
with plan scale indicated.
 Understand the architectural sheets that will be numbered in the approximate order of
construction.
 Civil engineering drawings I include plot or site plans, utilities, grading, and
landscape details.
 Structural drawings (S) include foundation, structural steel, building support system,
and roof framing system along with sections and details.
 Architectural drawings (A) include floor plans, elevations, building sections, door and
window schedules, and room finishes. The floor plan is an important drawing because
it provides the most important information and acts as a reference for the location of
additional sections and details. The floor plan shows floor finishes, walls, doors,
stairways, fire places, built‐ in cabinets and mechanical equipment. Elevations are
views of the exterior features of the building.
 Mivan shuttering drawings includes the panels, decks and various other components
having bar code and panel number to identify. To study on drawing is required to
place properly shuttering according to the structural and architectural design.
 The Electrical drawings I include the electrical wiring, lighting plan etc.
  The Mechanical drawings (M) include heating, ventilating, and air conditioning
(HVAC) plans, plumbing plans and schedule for pipe and fittings and plumbing
fixtures.
 The plumbing plan (P) shows the layout for the hot and cold water systems, the
sewage disposal system, and the location of plumbing fixtures.

Fig 3.2 Study of drawings

3.3 SUPERVISION OF DEFECTS

Table 3.1 Supervision of defects in towers

Wall tie not removed in many places.

Tie hole packing not done in many

places.

Debris found in all floors.

Chipping not done properly in many
places.

Honey combing observed in some

places.

Chejja grooves incomplete.

Leakage check bunds for cut-outs not

removed.

Utilily and hall’s balcony upstanding

beam casting is incomplete.

Poor housekeeping in many floors.

3.4 MIVAN FORMWORK
1) Wall Panel: - It forms the face of the wall. It is an Aluminium sheet properly cut to fit the
exact size of the wall.

Fig 3.3 Wall Panel

2) Rocker: - It is a supporting component of wall. It is L-shaped panel having allotment holes
for stub pin

Fig 3.4 Rocker

3) Kicker: - It forms the wall face at the top of the panels and acts as a ledge to support.

Fig 3.5 Kicker

4) Stub Pin: - It helps in joining two wall panels. It helps in joining two joints

Fig 3.6 Stub Pin

BEAM COMPONENTS:

1) Beam Side Panel: - It forms the side of the beams. It is a rectangular structure and is cut
according to the size of the beam

Fig 3.7 Beam Side Panel

2) Prop Head for Soffit Beam: - It forms the soffit beam. It is a V-shaped head for easy
dislodging of the formwork.

Fig 3.8 Prop Head for Soffit Beam

3) Beam Soffit Panel: - It supports the soffit beam. It is a plain rectangular structure of
aluminium.

Fig 3.9 Beam Soffit Panel

4) Beam Soffit Bulkhead: - It is the bulkhead for beam. It carries most of the bulk load.

Fig 3.10 Beam Soffit Bulkhead

DECK COMPONENT:

1) Deck Panel: - It forms the horizontal surface for casting of slabs. It is built for proper
safety of workers.

Fig 3.11 Deck Panel

2) Deck Prop: - It forms a V-shaped prop head. It supports the deck and bears the load
coming on the deck panel.

Fig 3.12 Deck Prop

3) Prop Length: - It is the length of the prop. It depends upon the length of the slab.

Fig 3.13 Prop Length

4) Deck Mid – Beam: - It supports the middle portion of the beam. It holds the concrete.

Fig 3.14 Deck mid – Beam

5) Soffit Length: - It provides support to the edge of the deck panels at their perimeter of the
room.

Fig 3.15 Soffit Length

6) Deck Beam Bar: - It is the deck for the beam. This component supports the deck and beam.

Fig 3.16 Deck Beam Bar

3.5 BENEFITS OF INTERNSHIP TRAINING

In general in a month, we performed various tasks nicely and got knowledge of the practical
world and relate it with the theory we have learnt in class for last three years. Also we
transformed our self to another level of skill, ethics, knowledge and leadership using this
internship training and we performed it well.
Some of advantages of Internship are as follows:

 Gain valuable work experience.

 Explore a career path.
 Give our self an edge in the job market.
 Develop and refine skills.
 Network with professionals in the field.
 Gain confidence.
 Transition into a job.
3.6 CHALLENGES FACED DURING INTERNSHIP
Construction projects are complex and time-consuming undertakings that require the
interaction and cooperation of many different persons to accomplish. The construction
industry is typically divided into specialty areas, with each area requiring different skills,
resources, and knowledge to participate effectively in it. In order to integrate and work
closely in each section it is a challenging task to one person especially when he/she is fresh or
beginner. In fact some challenges may be solved by me but some are above my limit and
even the workers at the site also. In general I have faced the following challenges in the
internship period.

 Weather condition of the site.

 Shortage of knowledge in some portion of the work at the site.
 Underestimation by workers such as engineers, Forman.
 Unsatisfactory answers for questions from engineers.
 Safety facility
 Transportation from room to working site.
 Adaptation for different food taste.
 Communication with labours.
 Conclusion

In this internship, I have learned a lot about the present scenario in the field of Civil
Engineering System. I have gained sufficient knowledge about the technology used
by the company.
In our college curriculum we learn most of the things theoretically, which do not
provide sufficient information about the concerned subject in depth and students
remain unaware of the problems and errors when they go into the field. This
practical training has provided us the knowledge about various technologies in the
civil engineering field.

I am highly grateful and obliged to CAPACIT’E INFRA PROJECT

LIMITED for their support and guidance for the successful completion of my
internship.
JEEVAN GOWDA S
(1BY17CV022)