
Learn to take off quantities for civil and building works, from substructure to superstructure, including concrete and steelworks, using a building scale template to estimate final value in kilograms.
Learn how to prepare substructure quantities for civil works, including site clearance, topsoil removal, excavation, backfilling, blinding, and concrete slab formation, using standard measurement methods.
Take off quantities for a simple superstructure from plan drawings by detailing external and internal walls, openings for doors and windows, and plaster areas with deductions and finishes.
Explore how a simple superstructure with walls and wall finishes contrasts with a complex superstructure featuring columns, beams, lamps, and other elements.
Explore reinforced concrete columns, footings, blinding, and trenches within a column-frame drawing, and learn to extract quantities and concrete volume for footings, columns, and slabs.
Calculate quantities for concrete columns and formwork by applying area and perimeter formulas. Incorporate height, column count, and square meter measurements to arrive at precise takeoffs.
Learn to calculate slab areas in square meters for reinforced concrete, including formwork details, thickness considerations, and associated measurement methods for civil works.
Begin steelworks analysis using the building schedule, and learn to analyze and describe kilograms of steel across types according to the provided template.
Learn to take off steel for columns by calculating number of bars, running lengths, overlaps, spacing 150, and total weight from footings and floor plans.
Analyze beam reinforcement details for the first floor, including top and bottom bars, overlaps and hooks, and perform quantity takeoffs from BIM drawings.
Taking off and estimation of quantities of civil and building works extracted from both architectural and structural drawings.
We will start with the substructure, this includes items such as site clearance, removal of trees, Removal of topsoil, and excavation to reduced levels. Trench excavation and pad excavation, concrete blinding and foundation footing, the plinth wall, concrete for the stub columns, hardcore and sand blinding, anti-termite treatment, BRC, Dpm, and the ground floor concrete slab to grade.
Next, we shall deal with the superstructure which includes walling, and walling finishes, floor finishes, concrete works on columns, slabs, and beams,
We shall cover formwork for all the items such as slabs, beams, and columns.
And finally, we will conclude with the steel works, which we will carry out the take-off process with the help of a bar bending schedule.
We shall get quantities for steel in kg, using the bar bending schedule template I have designed for you, it's simple
What you will get!
A free template for taking off in Microsoft office excel
A free bar bending schedule template that simplifies the task of taking off of works for steel.
Knowledge of taking off and estimation using Microsoft office excel.
How to make an abstract after the taking off process.