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This book is primarily intended for student preparing for the intermediate Chartered Quantity Surveyor's examination, and is based on the syllabus of the Royal institution of Chrtered Surveyors. It has been written to appeal also to candidates reading for degrees and deiplomas recignized by the Institution as qualifiying for the exemptions fromthe professinal examinations, and for who the discipline of a sound theoretical approach to the subjuect is thought to be especially desirable. Contents are in four parts. Part One: The Quantity Surveying Profession: Historical background; The scops of the profession; The bill of quantities; & Review of office systems. Part Two: The Preparation of Dimentons: Dimension layout; Measuring porcedure; Method of study. Part Three: Substructures: General procedure for strip foundaions; Site preparation; Foundation trenches; Foundation concrete and footings; Foundation walls and damp-proof courses; Stepped foundatoins; Deep strip foundations; Raft foundations. Part Four: Superstructures: Brickwork; Blockwork; Brick facework; Architectural features; Stone walling; Fires and vents; Carpentry work; Floors; Roof coverings; Roof consruction; stack adjustments; Flat roofs. Appendix: Consturctional elements checklist; Methematical formulae. Index to SMM Clause Number References & General Index. 378 Pages.
This text investigates the fundamental principles and technical methodologies required for professional quantity surveying within the construction industry. Author Colin Dent provides a comprehensive framework designed to align with the syllabus of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. The book serves as a structured guide for students and examination candidates, emphasizing a rigorous theoretical approach to measurement, documentation, and constructional elements.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this work as a foundational text for students preparing for professional examinations in quantity surveying. Readers frequently note the technical density of the prose and its utility as a structured reference for standardized measurement practices.
Page Count:
388
Publication Date:
1970-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198595123
ISBN-13:
9780198595120
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