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Institute of Technology, Mechanisation and Construction Management (TST)

By mastering the objectives of the Realization of Constructions course the students will understand the construction process in its full complexity. The course will teach them to understand the pre-production, erection and user processes from the point of view of all common parties in the construction procedure. An integral part of the course objectives is to acquire knowledge in the area of legislation, time planning, site plants, financial requirements and safety rules.

Basic knowledge of parties and process of the construction

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Requirements for successful completion of the subject are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

1. Introduction into the subject (investment policy, investment process and parties to the construction, public hearing related with the construction main regulations, system of building authorities, territorial planning
2. Public hearing - proceedings on the building location, documents for general planning procedure, concerning the building building permit procedure, documents for building permit procedure
3. Tender process (ways of contracting public tenders, inquiry, proposal, selection of contractor, contract relations and contract for work)
4. Site construction processes (construction division, production processes, space structure, stadium processes, course of construction, production process in case of an above-ground structure)
5. Supplier systems in construction (division of construction into phases, investor method of construction, construction with complete higher supplies, turn-key construction)
6. Jobs in the production process (taking over of the site, work acceptance, building log, acceptance procedure, building approval procedure)
7. Modelling of the construction time structure (construction period, technology standard, time schedule, cyclograph)
8. Methods of network planning (edge network graph, junction network graph, construction-technology network graph)
9. Network analysis (Terms and relations, principals of network analysis, source analysis, cost analysis, construction organization plan)
10. Price calculation (price of building works, calculation formula, material, wage piece rate wage, time wage, costs of machinery, other direct costs, indirect costs, profit, value added tax)
11. Operation control on constructions (control activities in construction process, control methods, rights and obligations of site managers and foremen, other activities implemented on sites, production quality, environment protection)
12. Modelling of construction production area (operational, site plants, sanitary facilities, principles of construction plants planning, economy of the site plant design)
13. Safety and health protection at work (principal requirements for securing of safety of work on sites, principals of safe execution of works)

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To teach the student to understand complexity of construction project at the time of preparation, public discussion, realization itself and passing over and utilization of constructions. After passing the subject the student knows rights and obligations of the parties in the construction, he has an overview of on basic regulations related to the construction process and its public discussion, he has basic overview on time and financial planning of constructions and safety risks during the construction realization.

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

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