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Learn to Read Footing Structural Drawings with Site Videos
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Learn to Read Footing Structural Drawings with Site Videos

Drawing Reading Course Related to Construction Sequence of Foundation work
Created byShadab Khan
Last updated 10/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • How to read Construction Drawings Accurately
  • Understand the Construction Process from Scratch
  • Learn about Grid Marking
  • Learn about Column Casting
  • Learn about Plinth Beam Casting
  • Learn about Footing Marking

Course content

7 sections7 lectures1h 32m total length
  • What can you expect from this course?4:21

Requirements

  • No need!

Description

In this course titled "Learn to Read Footing Structural Drawings with Site Videos" we will understand the sequence in which the construction work takes place. In this first phase of updates. 

We have added content such as:
1. Clearing of site

2. Grid marking

3. Footing marking

4. Overview of Excavation and PCC work 


Additionally, in the future, we will be adding content such as: (As much as possible under the free 2 hr mark on udemy)

1. Column Marking

2. Bar Bending Work on site

3. Casting of Footings

4. Neck Column Casting

5. Back Filling

6. SSM Work

7. Plinth Beam Casting

8. Back Filling

9. PCC Work on the Ground Floor Level


Almost all the content under the two-hour mark will be covered in this Part 1 Course, and the rest of the work will be carried out in the Part Two course where in which we will work the Super Structure Part of the construction. The Super Structure part of the construction usually deals with Column, Beam, Slab, and Staircase Construction.


The goal of this course is to help engineers get an idea about how the construction work is carried out on-site, and how we need to produce drawings for the construction purpose. We are confident that upon the completion of this course. The engineer will gain a fair amount of idea as to what goes on site, and how to deal with issues related to site as and when they appear.


All the best!


Who this course is for:

  • Civil engineers
  • Structural engineers
  • Quantity estimators