Construction Works Overseeing, Management and Inspection
4
2019-2020
02006336
Constructions
Portuguese
Face-to-face
SEMESTRIAL
6.0
Compulsory
2nd Cycle Studies - Mestrado
Recommended Prerequisites
Software Tools, Construction Materials
Teaching Methods
Lectures detail exposition about principles, theories and real examples providing: a general introduction to a section of the syllabus; a broad overview of a new topic or subject area in order to prepare the students for more detailed study of specific aspects thereof; in depth view with a particularly important principle, law, method, etc. and its main applications. The teaching methodology relays mainly in oral exposition with the assistance of material (topics, charts, photography) displayed via computer/video.
In practical classes students are devoted to solve peculiar problems to the worksite environment, namely: a case study in a particularly important area like activities planning, budget or contract bidding; a critical comparative evaluation of key systems, processes and methods of construction technologies. This process of problem solving is teacher aided and based on an initial given data and solution topics.
Learning Outcomes
To provide the main concepts, principles and theories required to explain and understand worksites, as well as the project stakeholders specially involved on works management and supervision.
Work Placement(s)
NoSyllabus
Project stakeholders
Design for biding and contracts
Design and works measurements
Budget and biding
Lump sum update
Planning worksites
Contractor’s equipment
Works Planning
Computer management tools
Safety and health at work
Chartered contractors
Building licensing
Public works bidding
Head Lecturer(s)
Fernando José Telmo Dias Pereira
Assessment Methods
final
Exam: 100.0%
Bibliography
Elementos de Estudo de Direcção, Gestão e Fiscalização de Obras, Telmo Dias Pereira, 2009
Manual de Gestão da Construção, Telmo Dias Pereira, Verlag Dashofer 2003
Manual de Estaleiros de Construção de Edifícios, Brazão Farinha e Paz Branco, LNEC
Halpin, Daniel W.; Construction Management