Titlebook: Quantity Surveying Practice; Ivor H. Seeley Textbook 1997Latest edition Ivor H. Seeley 1997 construction.environment.industry.project mana

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Contract Arrangements,xamines tendering procedures in more detail and then describes the normal arrangements for the evaluation of tenders. This is followed by an examination of general contractual arrangements, and the nature and form of the various standard forms of contract and subcontract.

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Claims and Insolvencies,o another. Site and climatic conditions, market conditions, project characteristics and available resources are some of the variables, each of which can have a significant effect on the operation of the contract. In the 1990–95 recession contract prices were pared to the bone with the result that ev

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Engineering Work,f services engineers, the employer does not always receive adequate financial advice. Mechanical and electrical services represent a substantial proportion of the cost of most construction contracts. That such a large proportion of the total contract should be let on the basis of outline drawings an

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Other Quantity Surveying Activities,rtant to devote whole chapters to the specialisms, such as value management in chapter 9 and project management in chapter 12. A wide and diverse range of other activities in which the quantity surveyor may be engaged are detailed in this chapter, ranging from construction management to the settleme

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Quantity Surveying Services in Europe and Overseas,rseas where existing rules are inappropriate or where no rules exist. This constituted an important service provided by quantity surveyors who recognised the need to provide a sound basis for the financial control and management of building contracts to keep pace with the substantial expansion of co

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Quantity Surveying Organisation and Practice,rchitect’s drawings should be stamped with the office stamp and date of receipt, listed and carefully examined by all staff concerned with the measurement and cost planning work. Figured dimensions on the drawings should be checked and any omitted dimensions calculated and inserted on the drawings.

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Professional Ethics, Standards and Conduct,rcise the utmost honesty and integrity in all their dealings. Clients can rightly expect that professional men and women will possess a reasonable measure of competence and skill in their particular calling and will use these qualities to the benefit of the client.

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Marketing of Professional Services,erally believed that provision of chartered surveyors’ services are best market demand led. Hence there is an increasing need to identify what clients want and how the quantity surveyor can best satisfy those needs effectively and efficiently. In most cases this data will form one of the major crite

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Education, Training, Professional Development and Research,ofessions; while a RICS QS Report in 1983 highlighted the effect of market forces and the limited control of numbers which can be exercised by the RICS, being subject to the variations in national and local educational policies.