Infrastructure Quantity Surveying & Estimation with AutoCAD

Descripción

Master practical Infrastructure Quantity Surveying and Estimation through a project-based approach using AutoCAD and Excel. This course focuses particularly on storm drainage systems and infrastructure works, taking you from understanding drawings and project documentation through quantity takeoff, measurement, BOQ interpretation, monitoring and project control. Rather than learning quantity surveying only through theory, you will work through practical infrastructure examples and see how quantities are measured, recorded, monitored and controlled on construction projects. What You Will Learn By completing this course, you will learn how to: • Read and understand infrastructure and storm drainage drawings • Identify the major components of storm drainage systems • Perform quantity takeoff for infrastructure works • Measure pipework from construction drawings • Measure manholes and associated civil works • Use AutoCAD for practical infrastructure quantity takeoff • Use Excel to calculate, organise and monitor quantities • Understand BOQ items for infrastructure projects • Apply CESMM4 measurement principles to civil engineering works • Understand Work Inspection Requests and delivery documentation • Prepare and maintain project quantity monitoring sheets • Compare measured, approved and executed quantities • Support project monitoring and control using quantity information Practical Storm Drainage Quantity Surveying A major part of this course uses a storm drainage system as a practical infrastructure case study. You will learn how a Quantity Surveyor approaches the project from drawings and documentation through to actual measurement. The course covers: • Storm drainage systems and their components • Infrastructure drawings • Pipework measurement • Manhole measurement • BOQ interpretation • CESMM4 • AutoCAD quantity takeoff • Excel quantity calculations • Inspection and delivery documentation • Quantity monitoring and control AutoCAD & Excel for Infrastructure QS You will see how AutoCAD can be used to extract and verify quantities directly from infrastructure drawings. The measured quantities are then transferred into Excel, where they can be calculated, organised, monitored and compared with project information. This creates a practical workflow: Drawing → Measurement → Quantity Takeoff → BOQ → Monitoring & Control Who Is This Course For? This course is suitable for: • Quantity Surveyors • Civil Engineers • Infrastructure Quantity Surveyors • Construction Estimators • Site Engineers • Cost Engineers • QS and Civil Engineering students • Graduates entering the construction industry • Construction professionals working on infrastructure and utility projects Why Take This Course? Infrastructure quantity surveying requires an understanding of drawings, measurement rules, BOQs, project documentation and quantity control. This course brings these areas together using practical infrastructure examples rather than teaching them as isolated subjects. If you want to develop practical skills in Infrastructure Quantity Surveying, Storm Drainage Takeoff, CESMM4, BOQ, AutoCAD, Excel and Project Quantity Control, this course provides a structured project-based learning path.

Lo que aprenderás

• Understanding of Infrastructure project with special focus on Storm drainage system (Utilaties)
• Documentation for the purpose of estimation, monitor and control the project
• Explicit use of AutoCAD and Microsoft Excel to understand step by step procedure to build valuable project sheets
• Complete case study of storm drainage system for example the laying of pipe, manholes, catch basins, fittings, sewerage tanks etc..
• How to use quantity for different departments like material requirement, payable item for every month and update quantity
• Complete grip of BOQ items that will eventually help you to identity item in the similar nature of the project

Requisitos

• I started from the basic with the help of real world examples so no prior experience is required other then a will to learn new skill set