
Learn the grade of aluminum formwork used in Mivan construction, 6061 t6, and how its strength, corrosion resistance, and weldability enable faster, high-quality finishes for shear walls and columns.
Explore mechanical and chemical testing of aluminum, including tensile and yield strength, 10% elongation for 4 mm 6061-T6 sheets, under ASTM D221 and IS 737-2024, composition, heat treatment, tolerance.
Identify the complete set of Mivan components in one picture: rocker, wall and top panels, soffits, beams, deck props, deck panels, kickers, bulkheads, beam bars, door spacers, and corners.
Identify and explain Mivan components such as wall attached brackets, slab attached brackets, whalers, german clamps, push-pull props, wall ties, door spacers, panel pullers, and panipatti grooves.
Set up formwork startup by ensuring tools, marking wall positions, and securing wall ties and rockers; perform level surveys and remedy undulations before panel installation.
Learn the essential checklist and precautions for Mivan concreting, including pre-concrete setup, secure electrical/plumbing penetrations, self-compacting concrete flow testing, vibration control, and immediate cleanup to protect formwork.
Understand post concreting checks for deshuttering and cleaning formwork, including 2 N/mm2 strength timing for walls, 10 N/mm2 for deck, and safe removal of wall ties and deck components.
Execute wall ties filling with non-shrink grout after removing ties and PVC sleeves; clean and chisel holes, apply bonding agent, inject grout, cure, grind, and perform leakage testing.
Discover the technical specifications for Mivan aluminum formwork, including weight per square meter, sheet thickness and tolerances, prop sizes, wall ties, welding wires, and spacing.
Master the Mivan material specifications and flowchart, tracing from receiving aluform materials through packing lists, visual inspection, dry mockups, stock handling, site assembly, pouring, and de-shuttering.
Compute aluminum formwork costs per square meter using raw material, MS accessories, freight, fabrication, and overhead with contractor profit, illustrated by 3,000 sq m examples.
Master Mivan Construction and Aluminum Formwork Execution with Practical Site Training
Are you a civil engineering student, fresher, site engineer or construction professional looking to learn Mivan construction and aluminum formwork execution practically?
This course is designed to help you understand real-world Mivan execution, from basic concepts to advanced site practices used in high-rise building projects.
You will learn how Mivan systems work, how formwork is erected, how cycle planning is done, how concrete pours are managed, and how QA/QC checks are performed on site.
This is not just theory — the course focuses on practical execution, drawings, checklists, site supervision and problem solving.
In this course, you will learn:
Mivan construction fundamentals
Aluminum formwork components
Drawing reading for Mivan works
Site execution sequence
Cycle planning and productivity
Concrete pouring procedures
QA/QC in Mivan projects
Common site problems and solutions
Site engineer responsibilities
Interview preparation for Mivan jobs
Why take this course?
Practical job-oriented training
Real project-based explanations
Site execution checklists included
Suitable for beginners and working professionals
Learn skills used in high-rise construction projects
By the end of this course, you will have the confidence to understand and support Mivan execution activities at site.
Mivan Construction
Aluminum Formwork
Mivan Execution
Site Execution
High Rise Construction
Formwork Cycle Planning
QA QC in Construction
Civil Engineering Practical Training