MBA IInd SEM POM Chapter 09 Inventorysimplified-Independent Demand Inventory Systems
09 01 25 Inventory Manual
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Transcript of 09 01 25 Inventory Manual
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Contents
1 Goals & Objective
2 Inventory Criteria
3 Type of materials for Inventory
4 Material Purchase Requisition (PR) preparation Procedure
5 Allowable limit of Maximum & Minimum Stock
6 PR Format
7 Supply Order (SO) Format
8 Category of Materials for PR
9 PR operation Flow Chart
10 Material Transfer Requisition Form (TRF)
11 Material Receiving Report (RR) preparation Procedure
12 RR operation Flow Chart
13 RR Format
14 Clients Material Receiving Format
15 Material Issue Flow Chart
16 Store Requisition Form (SRF)
17 Store Issue Note (SIN)
18 Material Ledger Format
19 Assets Ledger Format
20 Monthly Inventory Report (IR)
21 Inter Project Transfer Report (IPTR)
22 Material Overstock Report
23 Controlling of Wastage and Pilferage
24 Equipments Maintenance Guide Line
25 Material Accounts Code
26 File Management
27 Abbreviations
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GOALS AND OBJECTIVE OF INVENTORY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
Material Controlling
9 Proper Purchase requisition 9 Search & Locate the requisitioned materials 9 Receiving of Material as per requirement and specification 9 Ensure quality of materials 9 Ensure safety of materials 9 Issuing of materials at work or other sites in right way 9 Actual Consumption of materials 9 Detect & minimize the wastage 9 Safe keeping of wastage/scrap for maximum salvage value
Accounting for Materials
9 Preparation of primary documents of materials, requisition, receiving, issuing, inter project transfer in a
prescribed format 9 Reflection of item wise status in store ledger 9 Report on various statement for evaluation 9 Facilitate inventory data to reconcile with accounts 9 Monitor the program guide line with materials 9 Management accounting approach with inventory data 9 Account for spoilage, wastage, scrap, Normal loss/Abnormal Loss 9 Assign for Re-order level, safety stock level 9 Variance analysis on actual and estimated quantity
Controlling & Accounting for Assets & Equipment
9 Control assets and equipments 9 Ensure quality and longevity of site assets 9 Proper storing, location, maintenance & utilization 9 Recording of all site assets 9 Identification of fixed assets 9 Compile of all assets and equipments and reconcile with accounts 9 Establish fixed asset register 9 Calculation of depreciation of assets 9 Calculation of salvage value of assets
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9 Transparency regarding Materials control 9 Various informative reports for management as decision-making tools.
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CLASSIFICATION OF MATERIALS FOR INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
Consumable Items
Civil (Sub & super structure)
o Materials (Bricks, Cement, MS Bar, Chips etc.) o Hardware Material (Admixture, nozzle etc.)
Plumbing & Sanitary o Material (GI, PVC pipe & fittings, Bath room & toilet fittings etc.) o Hardware Material (Tread tape, rowel bolt etc.)
Electrical
o Material (Conduits, cable, MCCB, SDB, Fixture etc.) o Hardware Material (GI wire, Nitto tape etc.)
Finish o Material (Tiles, Marble & Mosaic etc.) o Hardware Material (Joint filler, white cement etc.)
Paint o Material (Paints, Thinner, Roller brush etc.) o Hardware Material (Stone, Markin cloth etc.)
Door, window & Railing o Material (Wood, MS Grill, Thai Aluminum, SS etc.) o Hardware Material (Lock, Handle, Hinge, Screw etc.)
Assets
Framed Items
o Truss & Scaffolding (MS truss, Scaffolding etc.) o Hardware Material (Base plate, Hinge, Joint pin etc.)
Shuttering o Material (wood, Bamboo, MS Props, Plane sheet etc.) o Hardware Material (Rope, GI nail, Rupban sheet etc.)
Equipments o Machinery (Mixture machine, Roof hoist, Vibrator, Pump etc.) o Hardware Material (Spare parts, Fuel, welding rod, cutting disc etc.)
Logistics & Stationery Items (Paper, cartridge, pen stapler etc.)
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Case-A Material Supplied by Clients & Work done by Bay- OK
Material Supplied by ClientsReceived by Bay
Site OfficeWork done by Bay
Case-C Material Supplied by Bay & Work done by Bay- OK
MaterialSupplied by Bay
ProcurementReceived by Bay
Site OfficeWork done by Bay
Inventory Management Criteria
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Mobilization Level Minimum Store size
= 25'0"X20'0"
Foundation Level Minimum Store size
= 25'0"X20'0"
After 1st Slab Casting Minimum Store size
= 30'0"X20'0"
Final StageMinimum Store sizeAt Reception/ Guard
Room
At Ground Floor Minimum Store size
= 22'0"X20'0"
At 1st Floor Minimum Store size
= 40'0"X20'0"
STORE MAKING POLICY AT SITE
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Work Schedule
Stock Level Fixing
PR Preparation
Ideal Stock
Daily Consumption Rate Fixing
Delivery Schedule by Supplier
Allowable (Tolerable) Maximum and Minimum Stock Level
Sl. No
Category of Materials Items of materials
Maximum stock level
Minimum stock level Safety Measures
1. Civil Materials Bricks, Cement, Sand, MS Bar, Coarse aggregates
20% of planned work schedules of the lead
time
5% of planned work schedules of
the lead time
These two stock levels of material quantities are maintained as safety stock only that will be consumed
in lead time
2. Hardware Materials All kinds of Hardware Materials
15% of planned work schedules of the lead
time
5% of planned work schedules of
the lead time Do
3 Plumbing and Sanitary Materials GI, HCI, PVC items and
sanitary items
10% of planned work schedules of the lead
time
2% of planned work schedules of
the lead time Do
4. Electrical Materials PVC items, Electric cables, Switches, Socket, Circuit
breaker etc.
10% of planned work schedules of the lead
time
2% of planned work schedules of
the lead time Do
5. Tiles, Marble and Mosaic Materials White Cement, Tiles,
Marble, Mosaic Chips etc.
18% of planned work schedules of the lead
time
3% of planned work schedules of
the lead time Do
6. Paintings Materials Paint and polishing items 15% of planned work schedules of the lead
time
0% of planned work schedules of
the lead time Do
7. Door and window fitting Materials Timber, Door and Window
Fitting etc.
12% of planned work schedules of the lead
time
0% of planned work schedules of
the lead time Do
8. Shuttering wood and bamboo Wood, Bamboo, Plain
Sheet etc.
5% of planned work schedules of the lead
time
2% of planned work schedules of
the lead time Do
Controlling of Overstock Material
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GUIDE FOR PREPARING OF PR AND TIME REQUIRED TO DELIVERY
Srl. Material Category
Name of Items/ Description Min. Delivery Time from the
Proc. (Day)
Maximum time limit to stock (from receiving
date)
Remarks
a) Cement (Structural/ Finishing) b)MS Re-bars (40/60 Grade) c) Bricks/Picket (Bangla/ Machine Made)
d) Sand (LS/SS/FS/VS)
01 Civil
e) Stone Chips/ Shingles a) Cable b) PVC Pipe & Pipe Fittings c) Electrical Fixturing Items
02 Electrical
d) MK box, MDB, Joint box, SDB etc. a) PVC Pipe & HCI Fittings b) GI Pipe & GI Fittings c) CP Fittings 1) Bay Standard 2) Clients Standard
03 Plumbing & Sanitry Items
d) Porecelain items
04 Hardware Materials
a) Nail,Rope, Hinge,Turn-Bolt, Door Lock, Door Accessories, Jute Tape, Foam, Broom etc.
a) Tiles/Marble/Granite 1) Bay Standard 2) Clients Standard 05
Mosaic & Tiles Works
b) Mosaic chips, White Cement etc. a) Door Frame/Stair Railing 1) Ctg. Teak 2) Teak Chamble 3) Garjon Wood 4) Loha Kath b) Door Shutter
1) Main Door Shutter Wood
2) Ready Made Flush Door Shutter
06 Wood works
3) PVC Door Shutter i/c Frame
a) Internal Painting 1) Bay Standard 2) Clients Standard 3) Ready Stock b) Outside Painting 1) Snowcem 2) Weather Coat 3) Bay Standard 4) Clients Standard
07 Paint
5) Ready Stock
Contractors responssibility
a) Mirpur Block, Ceramic etc. b) Decorative Lighting Fixtures 08 Special Items c) Clading materials
Depends on availability of
stock
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a) Equipment, Machine, Tools etc. 1) Tower hoist 2) Roof hoist 3) Mixture Machine
4) Vibrator machine/pump/weighing scale/ measuring tools etc.
5) Generator for normal use 6) Spare parts etc. b) Shuttering Materials 1) Plain sheets 2) Steel props 3) Steel scaffolding 4) Steel Shutter 5) Gorjan Wood 6) Mango Plank 7) Bamboo (Full size)
09 Assets
8) CGI Sheet & Angle
NB All requisition shall be prepared from the site and must reached at the project office on .th date of the month;
Requisition shall be made for the one month consumption; All sites should try not to take the chance of emergency advantage for material procurement; Minimum Delivery time will be considered after receiving the approved PR at Proc.
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Submit PR Delivery of Materials
Preparation of Material Purchase Requisition Material Purchase Requisition shall be prepared after analyzing of following factors: Work Plan
o Schedules o Volume o Nature of works o Actual Progress
Nature of Materials
o Nature of materials o Nature of consumption of materials o Availability of materials o Safe keeping of materials
Lead time for continuous flow of materials for uninterrupted works
o Lead time-The time in between placing material purchase requisition and delivery of materials. o Grace Period-The stock that can be utilized in lead-time to make sure continuation of work
schedules.
Lead time Safety Stock Material Properties
o Details specification shall be mentioned in requisition. o Size (dimension) shall be clearly mentioned. o Physical property shall be mentioned.
Requisition Form (The following items must be noted in this form)
o Accounts code at col. 2 o Unit (i.e. sft,cft, kgs etc.) at col. 3 o BOQ at col.4 o Required delivery date at col.9 o Purpose, location of use of the materials at remarks
Over Stock The stock of materials beyond the prescribed stock level as per following table ( Maximum and Minimum) and be consumed
within the predetermined working period, which remains unused at site that is over stock materials.
Work Execution
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Purchase Requisition (PR) PR # Date Project Name Project Code:
Quantity
Srl. No.
Material Acc. Code Material Name Unit BOQ
Total
Net Cumulative Received (column
14 of Store Ledger)
Present Stock (Col. 18 of Store
Ledger)
Current Requirement
Required Delivery Date
Remarks from Project: (Purpose, Location of use, Specification) Remarks by Project Office Inventory Remarks by Engineering Department Store in Charge Site in Charge PDI Approved by
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PR preparation from Site Office
Engineering Department
Procurement
MIS
VP, Finance
Check BOQ
Check Specification
Check Required Quantity
Engineering Approval
Rate Verification
Final Approval
Supplier's
Purchase Requisition (PR) Flow Chart
1Copy requisition on existing format
Project Office Inventory
Scrutinizing and searching of materials in any other site
Fix up rate & suppliers
Preparation of Supply order
Supply order Main Copy
Generate a new requisition after above clarification in new format
PR Book Copy Approved Copy
Supplier Challan Supply Order copy
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Supply Order (SO)
To SO #.:
Please Delivery to Project Name: Project Code:
Address PR# Sl. No
Material Accounts Code Particulars Unit Q'ty Unit Cost Total Cost
Taka.. Grand Total Tk. . Delivery Required on or before (Date). Supplier's Acceptance Authorized Approval, Proc. N.B. Terms & Condition Overleaf
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Material Receiving Acceptance in the Suppliers Challan
1. After meeting all the factors of Approved material requisition of concern material Supply Order of the concern materials Suppliers Challan Description Physical Checking Project Personnel will take delivery of material from supplier.
2. Necessary measurement, counting and weighing as the case must be written in all challan copies which must be unchanged. 3. Original copy of challan must be attached with MRR. 4. Project personnel (Engineer & Store keeper) must sign all challan copy mentioning, Received and receiving date.
Preparation of Receiving Report (RR)
1. MRR will be prepared against Credit Purchase, Cash purchase and any kind of site purchase. 2. MPR and Work Order number must mention in MRR for Credit/Cash purchase. 3. Site purchase may not be required MPR but must be prepared the MRR for inventory. 4. MRR must be sent to Project Office within 3 days (72hrs). 5. A single MRR can be made against all challans of same supply order and MPR. 6. More than MRR can be made against one MPR but one MRR can not be made against more than one MPR. 7. If supply order is made more than one supplier against one MPR, MRR will be made separately for separate supply order. 8. 3 copies of MRR shall be prepared, one (Main copy) for Inventory, One for accounts along with challan and 3rd one for book copy at
site.
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BAY DEVELOPMENTS LTD RECEIVING REPORT (RR)
MRR # Date:
Project
Reference PR No. Date: ..
Reference Supply Order No. Date: .. The following materials Received from M/S . Supplier's Address.
in conformity with following challan no.
Note: MRR will be sent to Head Office within three days (72 hours) of receiving materials.
Sl. No Material Code Name of Materials with
Specification Brand Origin Challan
No. Unit Rate Quantity Remarks
Remarks Prepared by Quality Checked by Approved by Store In Charge Site In Charge SE/CE White Copy to Proc./Accs. Pink Copy to PDI Yellow Copy to Site
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Store
Project Office Inventory & Procurement
Accounts
Allow to unload by site authority or representative
Quality Checked by Engineer
Check the Receiving Seal & Signature of Engineer & SK
Check the receiving status, quantity & bill amount
Store LedgerLedger Entry including RR# & date
Receiving Report (RR) Flow Chart
Log book entry by Security guard
Quantity Checked by Store Keeper
Prepare the payable list for procurement approval
Payment preparationDispatch the Payment
Material from Procurement
Preparation of Material Receiving Report (RR) and attached the challan
Engineering Department
Check the MRR & Challan with the work/supply order
Put up bill with MRR
Project Office Invetory
Duly Check the Challan & RR
Actual Received amount charged in data sheet
Keep data for Internal Record
Supplier's
Submit the bill
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Contractor/Foreman Checked by S/C(As per daily work schedule &
micro BOQ)
Site Store
Demand for Materials on SRF
Delivery of Materials as per approved SRF with ledger entry
Return of unused Materials by ledger entry & complete SIN
FLOW CHART FOR SITE MATERIAL DELIVERY PROCEDURE
Store Ledger Book
Checked by the S/C
Signed SRF, SIN & Ledger by EIC Every end of the day
Note:
S/C- Site in ChargeSRF- Store Requisition FormSIN- Store Issue Note (Daily Actual Consumption)
Monthly Inventory & Progress Report to the
Project Office
Monthly Report
Compare with PM BOQ & Theoretical Consumption
Analysis
Physical Checking
Pictorial Record
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Store Requisition Form (SRF)
Project Name: Project Code: SRF No. Date:
Sl. No Name of Materials Unit Quantity Purpose (In brief) Supervisor's Signature
Signature:
Engineer in Charge
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Store Issue Note (SIN) (Material Actual Consumption)
SIN:
Project Name: Project Code:
Date: SRF No.
Quantity Issued & Consumed
Sl. No Name of Materials Folio No. Unit Initial Requirements
Returned to Store
Actual Use
Purpose of works
Issued by Received by Approved by Store Keeper Site in Engineer Site in Charge
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BAY DEVELOPMENTS LTD STORE LEDGER
Materials Acc. Code Material Name: Unit: Total BOQ
RECEIVED FROM
PROCUREMENT
RECEIVED FROM OTHER SITE
TRANSFER TO OTHER SITE
ISSUED FOR WORK
AT SITE Sl Date of Entry
RR # Q'ty
Cumulative Received
(Procurement) Project Code
MTI # Q'ty
Cumulative Received
(Other site)
Cumulative Gross
Received MTO #
Project Code Q'ty
Cumulative Transfer to Other site
Net Cumulative Received
SIN # Q'ty
Cumulative Issue
Balance Quantity
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9=(4+8) 10 11 12 13 14=(9-13) 15 16 17 18=(14-
17)
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SITE ASSETS AND MISCELLANEOUS REGISTER Materials Acc. Code Material Name: Unit:
RECEIVED FROM PROCUREMENT
RECEIVED FROM OTHER SITE
TRANSFER TO OTHER SITE
ISSUED FOR WORK AT SITE Date of
Entry RR #
Supplier's Name
Q'ty
Cumulative Received
(Procurement)
Project Code
MTI # Q'ty
Cumulative Received
(Other site)
Cumulative Gross
Received MTO # Project Code
Q'ty
Cumulative Transfer to Other site
Net Cumulative Received SIN # Q'ty
Cumulative
Issue
Balance Quantity
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10=(5+9
) 11 12 13 14
15=(9\10-14)
16 17 18 19=(15-
18)
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Monthly Inventory Report (MIR)
Project Name:
Project Code: As onFor the Month of
Period: From.To.
Srl. Material
Acc. Code
Materials Name Unit Opening
Stock
Received from Purchase (Col.
3 of Store Ledger)
Received from other
site (col. 7 of Store
Ledger)
Transfer to other site (col.
12 of Store Ledger)
Issue at work site
(Col. 16 of store
ledger)
Closing stock (col.
18 of store
ledger)
Physical stock as on above date
Physical storage
or excess Remarks
Total BOQ
Net cumulative Received (col. 14 of
store ledger)
Cumulative
issued at site (col. 17 of store
ledger)
Balance BOQ
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
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Inter Project Transfer Report (IPTR)
Project Name: Project Code:
For the Month of Date:
Received from other site Transfer to other site Sl. No
Materials Acc. Code
Name of Materials Unit MTI
# Date Quantity Doner Project
MTI # Date Quantity
Receiving Project
Remarks
Prepared by Checked by PDI Store Keeper Site in Charge
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BAY DEVELOPMENTS LTD Material Transfer Requisition Form Order (TRF)
Category Transfer Delivery Date TRF #
(01) On Approved Requisition Requisition # Date Project (02) Without Requisition Requisition by Date Project (03) For Site Cleaning Required by Date Project
Material To be Transferred
Sl. # Material Name Unit Quantity
Transfer From Transfer to Remarks
Required by Authorized by Approved by
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BAY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED GATE PASS
Gate Pass # Date:
From (Project/Dept):......To (Project/Dept):..............
Address............Address.........
The following can be dispatched as per approved Requisition/Transfer order No....Date............
Vehicle No.Driver NameDriver's License No.Driver's Signature....... Sl. No Material Code Name of Materials Unit Quantity Remarks
Received by (Authorized Person of Receiving Project/Dept)
Storekeeper Issuing Project/Dept
Engineer in Charge Issuing Project/Dept
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BAY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED CHALLAN
Challan # Date: . From (Project/Dept):...... To (Project/Dept):.......... Address............Address....... The following can be dispatched as per approved Requisition/Transfer order No....Date......... Vehicle No.Driver NameDriver's License No.Driver's Signature...... Sl. No
Material Code Name of Materials Unit Quantity Remarks
Received by (Authorized Person of Receiving Project/Dept)
Storekeeper Issuing Project/Dept
Engineer in Charge Issuing Project/Dept
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BAY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED CONVEYANCE BILL
Project: Project Code . Name:.. Date . Designation:.. Employment Code .
Date Purpose Assigned by From To Mode of Transport Amount (Tk.)
Total Tk.
In words:
____________________ Employee's Signature Authorized Approved by
BAY DEVELOMENTS LIMITED CONVEYANCE BILL
Project: Project Code . Name:.. Date . Designation:.. Employment Code .
Date Purpose Assigned by From To Mode of Transport Amount (Tk.)
Total Tk.
In words:
____________________ Employee's Signature Authorized Approved by
BAY DEVELOMENTS LIMITED CONVEYANCE BILL
Project: Project Code . Name:.. Date . Designation:.. Employment Code .
Date Purpose Assigned by From To Mode of Transport Amount (Tk.)
Total Tk.
In words:
Employee's Signature Authorized Approved by
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GUIDE LINE FOR CONTROLLING WASTAGE & PILFERAGE
Causes of Material Wastage and Pilferage at project Level
o Improper Physical Handling o Not maintaining proper information about material
o Improper Physical Handling
Supervision is not done properly Issue and unused material accountability on daily works Stacking of materials scattered Frequent transferring the materials to the other site Cut pieces or short pieces (Bricks, Tiles, MS bar etc.) not to instigate for further use Misuse of some materials by sub contractors/labor Personal use of wood materials, plain sheet, bamboo, Hessian cloths etc by the sub contractors/labors
whos are accommodated at site Frequent shifting of materials to one store to another store Not maintaining proper storing by material type or order Not proper lesson about materials property and storing requirements
o Not maintaining proper information about material
Not properly maintaining of Ledger Book Not keeping the ledger book up to date by regular entry Wrong materials information Making the double MPR Change of decision from D&D, Sales & Marketing, Clients etc Location of materials at store
How to reduce the Wastage and Pilferage
o Proper Physical Handling o Maintaining proper information about material
o Proper Physical Handling
Materials should be properly stacked up Materials should be issued to the sub contractor by approved SRF Materials should be returned to the store by SIN and completing of material ledger book Frequently used materials should be kept in frontal side Broken or cut piece or short piece materials should be insisted to re use where it is applicable Not allow to use the sub contractor/labor for using the wood materials, MS props, Plain sheet etc for
their site residence Receive the materials from suppliers after correctly inspection
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o Maintaining proper information about material
Proper maintaining the ledger book Keeping the ledger book up to date by daily ledger entry Following the flow chart properly for requisition, receiving and issuing the materials Presenting correct information of materials Maintain strictly the issue and return of materials by SRF, SIN and Ledger book Submit periodically of Inter Project Transfer Report (IPTR) Submit report periodically of Monthly Stock Report Preparation of MPR for clients optional items after getting the confirm decision
Controlling of Wastage Materials by the following ways
Supervision for optimum use of Materials & Assets
Insist the sub contractor to use the cut piece or short
piece or half broken materials
Insist the sub contractor to use Props, Plain sheet, Mixer Machine, Vibrator
etc. very carefully
Only required materials for the particular job shall
be given to contractor
Unused materials return to site store of the incomplete
work part
Educate the worker to use the fragile or sensitive
materials
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Equipment Maintenance Guide Line
Maintenance Guide Line Sl. No. Equipment's Name Type Before Use During Use After Use Store Keeping Transferring
Mixture Machine/Vibrator
Machine
Diesel & Electrical Powered
1. At first the machine to be installed safely in right place
1. Follow up the placing of the machine whether it is moving or not from safe placement. Placement must be static in start position
1. After finishing the mixing/vibrating operation washing the whole machine to be done properly
1. Major repairing of the machine will be done properly like.
1. After getting document approval the machine will be transfer from site to site.
2. All safety factors like electricity, loose fitting etc. should be checked and to be fitted for workable
2. Engine to be cooled by giving water and follow up fuel consumption.
2. Replace the machine in right place for not use position.
2. All part of the machine like drum, penium, bush, nozzle and whole body will be oiling and greasing as requires.
2. At first the machine to be free from install position.
3. Oiling and greasing should be done in all friction area of the machine and all penium, shaft & nozzle should be cleaned and free to move easily.
3. Machine to be operated very carefully for not to fall any mixing concrete on penium, shaft, nozzle plunger or uncovered area of the machine
3. Wash the mixing drum for which no concrete remain stuck inside the drum.
3. After completing all this, the machine is to be kept under a rainproof shade with lock & key.
3. Uncover the wheel axels and greasing it properly
4. Any repairing and changing of parts must be done properly
4. Speed of the mixture or vibrator moving drum to be kept uniformed till to end of work
4. Wash the every penium & bush and oiling and greasing to be done properly.
4. Setting the four wheels with pulling stand.
5. Fuel consumption must be predetermined, checked and follow up the consumption rate.
5. On start position time-to-time greasing and oiling to be done in the penium, bush and nozzle plunger area if its are being dried
5. Any parts or nut bolt are loosed that will be tightened properly.
5. Check the engine by starting it and move the mixing drum.
6. Cover the machine by polythene where mixed concrete and rain water may be dropped on it.
6. Follow up the machine operation that it is never run than its capacity
6.Fuel consumption to be checked and account total consumed fuel during starting time.
6. Check the penium, nut bolt and other parts are working or not properly.
7. Over all performance to be checked by starting the machine.
7. After completing all the things, the machine is ready for transferring activities.
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Site Security
Project Security:
Boundary wall must be ensured around the site in perfect position and its height not less than six feet;
Main Gate with locking system must be provided and more than this gate must not permitted;
24 Hours Security Guard with movement register must be ensured at the site entrance and the other side of the site;
Sealed Locking System must be ensured at site Store Room and Site Office in the Project;
Any sort of Hole/ Opening/ Ventilation in the store room must not be allowed.
Materials and Site Assets Safe Guard:
A physical inventory must be taken for all sorts of materials and site assets in contrast of ledger balance;
All sorts of Materials and Site Assets those Storable must be preserved under Sealed Locked Store Room;
All sorts of Materials and Site Assets those are Not Storable must be preserved inside the Project Boundary;
An Inventory List of such materials and site assets, number of store room and its position must be given to the Project Security Guard and Engineering Department/ Admin;
Any Pieces of Materials and Site Assets must not kept outside the Projects Boundary Wall And it is Strictly Prohibited;
Stacking of all sorts of Materials and Site Assets must be done in perfectly and efficiently. It is required to cover the materials like sand, bricks, stone, MS Rod, Shuttering items etc. and such covering by Hessian cloth or polythene must be given to materials with keeping some identification marks.
Material Receive, Issue & Transfer During Long Vacation:
Any sort of Receiving, Issuing and Transferring of materials and site assets from the site to site during holidays is Strictly
Prohibited;
A minimum Stock Balance for all sorts of Materials should be maintained at site before starting holidays;
All sorts of Materials and Construction Tools and Equipment issued to the Sub Contractors must be taken return from them in accordance with issued list of those items.
Site Staying Permission:
Any Casual Labor or Sub Contractors labor must not be stayed at site during long Eid Holidays;
If necessary to stay of the above Labors at the site, Prior Approval must be taken from Engineering department/Admin with showing proper reasons;
The list of such Approved Labors Name of staying at site must be given to project Security Guard and Engineering Department/Admin respectively.
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GUIDELINE FOR MAINTAINING OF FILES AND REGISTERS AT PROJECT SITE List of Files
Nature of
File File # Title of File Relevant Document Remarks
PDI 1 Bricks PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 2 Portland Cement PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 3 Coarse Sand PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 4 MS Bar PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 5 Brick Chips PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 6 Shuttering Material PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 7 Stone Chips/Shingles PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 8 Hardware Items PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 9 Plumbing & Sanitary Items PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 10 Electrical Items PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 11 Mosaic items PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 12 Tiles/Granite/Marbles PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 13 Painting Items PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 14 Bathroom Fitting & Fixture PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 15 Timber, Door & Fittings PR approved copy, SO copy & Challan PDI 16 Office Stationery PR approved copy, MTI PDI 17 Site Assets Any documents regarding assets, equipment & tools PDI 18 Non Schedules Items Challan, not included in material or asset list PDI 19 RR Executed RR book copies PDI 20 SRF Executed SRF copies PDI 21 SIN Executed SIN copies PDI 22 Material Transfer (Incoming) Approved MTRF & MTI PDI 23 Gate Pass (In & Out) Executed gate pass copies PDI 24 Monthly Report Material Stock, Status report PDI 25 IPTR IPTR copies
ADM 26 Overstock Report Related copies ADM 27 PO or HO Circular All corresponded documents ADM 28 PDI SOPs PDI policy ADM 30 Memo Correspondence Copies ADM 31 Utility Copies of all utility bills ADM 32 Scrap Sales Approved memo/order
List of Register
Nature of Register Register # Title of Register Record Contained Remarks
ADM 1 Attendance Register Daily Employees Attendance ADM 2 Employee Movement Register Daily Employees Movement Record PDI 3 PR Register Information of PR, SO, RR PDI 4 Material Ledger Material Record PDI 5 Site Assets & Stationery Register Information of assets, equipment & stationery items PDI 6 Site Assets Movement Site to site assets movement PDI 7 Scrap Sale Register Scrap items sold records PDI 8 Dispatch Register Information of incoming & outgoing documents PDI 9 Daily Labor Register Labor in & out records, rate and reason of recruiting
ADM 10 Petty Cash Register Bills & Form
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Nomenclature of File
Company Name/Project Code/Nature of file/File #
(Example- Bay/510/PDI/01)
File Name :-----------------------------------(Example- Bricks) Opening Date :-----------------------------------(Example- 28th May 2007) Closing Date :-----------------------------------(Example- 20th November 2007)
Abbreviations
PDI Procurement & Inventory Department ADM Administration PR Purchase Requisition TRF Transfer Requisition Form RR Receiving Report MTI Material Transfer Incoming SO Supply Order MTO Material Transfer Outgoing SRF Store Requisition Form BOQ Bill of Quantity SIN Store Issue Note PM BOQ Project Management Bill of Quantity IR Inventory Report SIC Site in Charge IPTR Inter Project Transfer Report
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