BookPDF · 480 pagesIn Arabic
Infrastructure Technical Guide: Roads, Utilities & Site Supervision
الدليل الفني لأعمال البنية التحتية
An Arabic field reference for site, supervision and inspection engineers, covering infrastructure works from the bottom of the deepest trench to the asphalt surface course: roads, earthworks and asphalt, sanitary sewer, stormwater, potable water, irrigation, telephone and electricity networks.
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What is inside
- 480-page PDF in Arabic, downloaded right after payment on Gumroad.
- Chapters follow the usual site sequence: sewer, stormwater, earthworks, roads and asphalt, water, irrigation, telephone, electricity.
- Every requirement is linked to its clause in the Kuwait General Specifications for Roads 2012, utility authority specifications and standard drawings.
- Site photos, drawings and worked examples, plus inspection hold points and the mistakes that keep repeating.
- An introductory chapter on reading contract, construction and as-built drawings.
- An appendix of 150 engineer interview questions.
Who it is for
- Contractor site engineers
- Supervision and consultant engineers
- Inspectors and QA/QC engineers
- Fresh graduates and civil engineering students
Contents
| Chapter | Topic | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Reading drawings: contract, construction and as-built | 7–32 |
| 1 | Gravity sanitary sewer networks | 33–106 |
| 2 | Stormwater drainage network | 107–182 |
| 3 | Roads, earthworks and asphalt | 183–277 |
| 4 | Potable water network | 278–353 |
| 5 | Irrigation network and culverts | 354–388 |
| 6 | Telephone network and cable ducts | 389–426 |
| 7 | Electricity network: culverts and draw pits | 427–456 |
| + | Appendix: engineer interview questions (150) | 457–478 |
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Educational content only. It does not replace approved specifications, drawings or the instructions of the responsible engineer.
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