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Limitations to the engineers powers under ICE conditions

Under the ICE conditions the engineer can only instruct a variation of the works which is in his opinion necessary for […]

The CESMM requires that the principal components of the works with their approximate estimated quantities shall be given solely to assist

For most site survey work tilting or automatic levels provide for quick and accurate results. As with all instruments, they should

The law relating to health and safety has evolved on two fronts: by statute and through the common law. Until the

The safe bearing value for a given foundation material ought not to be decided by the resident engineer but by the

Tender preparation and assessment times need to be adequate; they should be programmed into a realistic timetable which gives sufficient time

In 1992 the UK government announced the introduction of the PFI for the procurement of infrastructure projects, such as roads,

When the employer has drawings and specifications prepared there are two main types of construction contract he can use in the

The use of computers, e-mail, and the Internet for transfer of designs and data has now become commonplace. Copies of