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THE PATENTED
MODULAR
ALUMINUM FORMWORK SYSTEM
FIELD SERVICES
Before the construction
begins, SCI dispatches a representative to meet with the client's field personnel and
review the engineering drawings and details very carefully. All questions are answered
about the use, handling, and placement of the equipment. An open exchange of ideas and
methods are considered for implementation on the project. Goals are discussed and set,
which ensure the most expedient ways to move the project forward, without sacrificing
additional labor.
Because of the complexity of the interfacing of trades other
than falsework and formwork within the scope of the project, SCI assists towards the
establishment of fluid coordination and interaction between these operations. All trades
are discussed as well as their place within the critical path and their impact on the
project if precision implementation is not adhered to.
Planning for the continuity
of construction of the various elements of each concrete structure is also quite an
important issue that needs careful thought and consideration. As an example, sufficient
numbers of Foundation structures must be completed well ahead of the need for wall forming
and/or falsework. This will ensure that there will be no delays in the construction of the
concrete walls due to inclement weather or other unforeseen occurrences. The same theory
applies to all facets of the construction, and SCI's representatives will provide
continuous input towards the successful implementation of this practice.
After all issues have been
addressed and satisfied, SCI will recommend that the construction begin. This will now
give the field personnel the “hands on” learning experience that we referred to
earlier in this document.
Throughout the construction
process, SCI maintains close communication with every client, requesting labor and
material data taken from actual field reports. Should this data reflect an irregularity,
SCI's engineers or technicians will carefully analyze the information and advise the
client of how to rectify the situation.
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