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INPLANT TRAINING REPORT

BY

DONE BY:
1. KANCHARLA VINUTHA
2. ARUN SR
Department of Civil Engineering
NIT Trichy

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Acceptance Letter3
Acknowledgement4
Introduction..6
Flat details at Bella vista7
Amenities at Bella vista.8
Safety rules and regulations..11
Basic details12
Civil details of Bella vista.13
Details of construction.15
Stores.23
Conclusion...26

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ACCEPTANCE LETTER:

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
I express my sincere gratitude to Mr. Magesh Kumar, DGM HUMAN
RESOURCES, Buildings and Factories IC, Chennai cluster for having
granted me this wonderful opportunity to do an IPT at L&T.
I thank Mr. Ravichandran R, L&T, Project Manager Bella Vista site.
I Thank Mr. Praveen, L&T for guiding me through my IPT.
I thank the entire project team at the Site office of Bella Vista for
their immense patience in helping me learn about the project and
for being my guide throughout the IPT.
I also thank all the working and helping staff for having been a part
of my venture at Prestige Bella Vista and for helping me make it a
success.

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PRESTIGE BELLA VISTA

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INTRODUCTION
Prestige Bella Vista has set new heights to the horizons of
Chennai. A landmark in the developing urban life of metropolitan
Chennai, Prestige Bella Vista is a project set to redefine the essence
of living in an urbanized society. A joint venture by Prestige Group
and Rattha, Prestige Bella Vista is a small world in itself self-sufficing
all the requirements of a growing family. It was started on June 2012
and is expected to be completed by September 2015.
An enclave of 2613 exclusive apartments coming in 1 BHK, 2
BHK, 2.5BHK, 3 BHK and 4BHK flats built in 33 blocks ( 30 blocks with
67 flats each and 3 blocks with 201 flats each) and 20 towers spread
over an area of 25.18 acres is just a gist of what the society holds.
The residents are provided with urban amenities which include
clubhouse, 2 swimming pools, Party lawns, Relaxation courts, 2
Tennis courts, 4 Basketball courts, Children's play area and chit chat
corner. Prestige Bella Vista is located very near the local amenities
for transport and health.
Exclusive safety provisions at Bella Vista include, carefully
planned firefighting systems, Earthquake resistant buildings, video
door phone & intercom and round the clock security system with
security cabins at all entrances and exits with CCTV coverage.
Domestic facilities include round the clock water supply, 100%
power backup, Car parking in two levels, Lift systems for traversing
through the block and a separate service lift for goods and two sets
of stair cases for emergency situations and quick exit during fire.
Prestige Bella Vista provides tranquil greenery and beautiful
horizons to look at through one's living. For a home from the past
filled with marvels of today's engineering, Next Stop Bella Vista!

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FLAT DETAILS AT BELLA VISTA

Bella Vista has a total of 2613 flats spread over 25.18 acres of land.
The types of units provided include, 1 BHK, 2 BHK, 2.5 BHK, 3 BHK
and 4BHK. Spread in 33 Blocks (numbered from 1 to 34) the
number of units of each type available are
Type A - 1 BHK - 603 flats
Type B - 2 BHK - 602 flats
- 2.5 BHK - 298 flats
Type C - 3 BHK - 842 flats
Type D - 4 BHK - 268 flats
Note: 2.5 BHK is 2 BHK with an extra study room.

MASTER PLAN WITH BLOCKS

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AMENITIES AT BELLA VISTA

Bella Vista comes with a variety of amenities for its residents. Bella
Vista promises to people of any age group a wonderful
opportunity to move about the beautiful gardens of Bella Vista
through its amenities which has something to offer to every age
group. Be it a toddler, a sportive kid, a bookworm kid, an average
adult, a sick elder or an senior citizen, Bella Vista has every
amenity to haul them out of their homes. The following is a
detailed list of the amenities provided at Bella Vista.

2 Swimming pools: 2 Swimming pools are provided right outside

the club house with beach entrance and a gradually increasing
depth such that kids and elders get to enjoy a refreshing bath in
the pool. It is also provided with 2 pool decks for relaxation.
2 Squash Courts, 2 Badminton Courts, 3 Pool Tables, 3 Table Tennis
Tables are provided for use by the residents. This is a major asset to
families with children interested in outdoor sports.
Children's Play Area: The Children's Play area has been provided
around the centre of the entire area wherein the kids can play
while their parents look upon them from benches provided or from
the Landscape garden situated near it.
Chit Chat Corner: A perfect spot to spend the evenings with
friends, neighbours and family to wear off the day's work. A spot
meant to break the ice between bonds that are to last for long.
Elder's Corner: Located away from the hustle bustle of the
apartments the elders corner is a silent, peaceful, and green and
the perfect location for privacy and relaxation for elders.
OSR Area: According to government norms, 10% of the total land
area must be handed over to the government. For Bella Vista 2.5
acres of land, split into one 1.5 acre and another 1 acre are made
into a garden and handed over as Open Sky Reservation.

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AMENITIES AT BELLA VISTA

Open space for Aerobics and Yoga are provided for a good
morning or evening stretch before one hits for the hectic calls of
the day.
Library: Books are knowledge and knowledge is power and hence
a hall of books.
Party Lawn: One need not step out for a place to celebrate their
memorable days. A party hall is provided inside Bella Vista.
Crche: Prestige Bella Vista has thought out the need for a crche
so that parents can spend time in peace without having to worry
about their kids.
Extra amenities include free space for super market, Fountain
court, gymnasium, Lap pool and An Entrance Court.
Car Parking: Car parking is made available in two levels in the
basement with ramp connectivity.
3 STPs: 3 sewage treatment plants are constructed along with the
basements. The solid waste is baked into cakes and disposed off
while the treated water is used in toilet flushes and for watering
the garden plants and the lawn.
3 WTPs: The water from the metro is not directly let for domestic
use. It is first taken to the 3 WTPs located in the basements of the
three clusters. There it is treated and made fit for domestic uses.
This clean and treated water is what is pumped via the pneumatic
system to the households for daily use.
100% power backed up: Diesel Generators provided in the
basement provide 100 % power backup to the apartments in
every cluster.

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SAFETY RULES AND REGULATIONS:

The following points are observed from the safety induction video
that was played before entering the construction site.

It is mandatory to wear safety helmet, jacket and safety show

whenever we enter into any field work, as safety is the first
priority.
While working in the welding site/carpentry site, we must wear
safety shield and eye goggles according to the site works.
Wearing gumboots when working in the concrete mixing
areas, PCC works, foundation works, etc., are advisable in
order to avoid the skin infections and other skin problems.
While working in the scaffoldings, we must tie the safety jacket
in order to avoid accident due to fall.
When we work in the cement and sand go downs, we must
wear the safety nose mask.
Fire extinguishers must be installed at all fire prone regions and
they should be used according to the classification of fires.
Various hand gloves should be used according to the
purpose.
In case of any major or minor accidents, consultation with first
aid officers is mandatory.

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BASIC DETIALS:

Target building:
2 Basements + Ground floor + 16 floors.

Significant details:
Site area 25.18 acres
Grade of cement 53 grade
Grade of steel Fe 500
Grade of concrete M30
Admixtures used Suppaflo

Aggregates:
Fine aggregates Crusher sand
Course aggregates 12mm and 20mm size

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CIVIL DETAILS OF BELLA VISTA:

The 25.18 acres of land has been efficiently divided as gardens,
swimming pools and buildings. The totals of 33 blocks are different
from each other, each having a different combination of the Type
A, B, C, D flats.
The entire 33 blocks are handled in 3 clusters.
Cluster 1 - 9 blocks - 12 to 21 ( No number 13)
Cluster 2 - 19 blocks - 1 to 6 and 21 to 34
Cluster 3 - 5 blocks - 7 to 11.
All clusters have a common Basement and the basements are
interconnected. These basements are used for car parking, STP
and for diesel generators.
There are 16 floors in each block. All blocks except the blocks 19,
20 and 21 (Type D- single bedroom flats) house four flats in each
floor. The D type blocks contain 12 flats in each floor.
Each floor is 3.05 m in height. It is provided with 2 sets of stair cases
and lift systems. The Apartments are load bearing structures and
there is no block work. The walls are Aluminium Shuttered and then
punning is done in place of plastering. Punning is followed by
putty and emulsion paint application. However the club house
and the basements are framed structures and contain columns
and beams. Block work is done in the walls of the club house and
the basement.
The terrace of each block consists of two water tanks and a lift
operation room. One of the water tanks is for firefighting purposes
while the other one is used for domestic purposes under
emergency conditions.
The concrete used is M30 up to the fifth floor. For floors higher than
the fifth floor, M25 grade concrete is used.

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DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION:
The construction process and the details involved in the
construction of Bella Vista are listed below,
Levelling: Like in case of any other building, the first step in
constructing Bella Vista was levelling survey. The Bench Mark was
obtained from the general road level and the ground was dug in
the barren ground. Some places had to be filled while some
places had to be dug. At the end of levelling, the required uniform
height was obtained throughout the entire area. (A marginal
height is maintained from the height of the road in order to avoid
water draining into the structure from the roads during monsoon)
Piling: The foundation of Bella Vista is provided entirely using piles
and pile work. Piles can be of many types and the method of
Piling can be of many types. In Bella Vista more than one type of
pile and method of piling has been adopted depending on the
role and need of the pile.
Cast-in-situ piles are made by digging a hole to the required
depth. Then the reinforcements of the aluminium struts are
inserted and concrete is poured into it and allowed to harden
(Augur piles). Some of the piles were pre-cast ones and were
driven inside using tripod hammering. The top of the piles are
covered with a pile cap which assists in transferring the load from
the structure to the piles.
The dimensions of the pile cap are 900 x 3700 x 750 cubic mm.
The height of the pile depends upon its location and the nature of
the structure that is to be built above it.
Mat foundation: A mesh work is done with steel bars for the
building to stand on. This is useful when the topography is uneven.
Prestige Bella Vista has adopted this type of foundation also in
some places.
Raft slab: On top of the pile caps, mesh works of steel rods are
placed and concrete is poured to make the raft slab. The details
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the rods is read from the corresponding Raft slab diagram as

follows,
Y 8 @ 100c/c - is read as:
8 mm diameter steel rods,
with a spacing of 100mm from centre to centre.
The raft plays a very important role in transferring the loads from
the structure to the piles via the pile caps. The two basements
(which are frame structures and contain block work in the walls)
stand on this raft slab.
The raft slab is so designed that it can accommodate for some
discontinuity in it like lift holes and shaft pipes used for water supply
and firefighting purposes.
2 Level Basement and Car Parking: The entire of Prestige Bella
Vista is connected through its basements. Each cluster of blocks
has a single basement. These basements enclose car parking
facilities, the STPs, the diesel generators and Pump house. The
basement is 3.5m high. The basement construction is quite
different from that of the other parts of Bella Vista. The structure is
framed structure and hence contains beams and columns. The
walls are made with block work and hence required masonry and
further finishing works like plastering.
The basement is designed for proper ventilation. It is important to
note that this is very important because as the basements as used
for car parking, water pumping and housing the diesel generator,
there would the risk of accumulation of toxic gases which are
highly dangerous for life. Bella Vista provides safety for this hazard
by providing ventilation tubes and ventilation fans that run
throughout the ceiling (fumes are hot air and hence would rise up
to the ceiling) of the two basements. The fans are also so placed
that all the toxic air from the basement is expelled out and fresh
clean air is drawn into the basement. Separate fume tubes run
from the diesel generators to the shaft pipes where the smoke is
led up and safely disposed into the atmosphere.
The Main Structure: The Prestige Bella Vista main structure consists
of 16 floors complete with a terrace. Each floor is 3m high. The
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blocks 19, 20 and 21 which are single bedroom flats, have 12 flats
in a floor.
The designs of the first three floors are different from the structure
of the rest of the floors. The reason attributed to the fact that these
floors bear more dead loads above them as compared to the
higher floors.
Aluminium Shuttering: Prestige Bella Vista is the first project in
Chennai to adopt aluminium shuttering in its construction. The
walls of the apartments are made by this process. The wall
thicknesses used are 150mm, 125mm and 175mm. The structures
being load bearing structures transfer all the loads to the walls. The
components used are as follows,

Rocker
Wall Panel
Wall Top
SL - Soffit length
CT prop ( Collapsible tube)
CT head
Wall ties
Pins and Wedges
Cover Block ( used to hold the rod in place when concrete is
poured with high force )
Wall cover ( used to hold concrete at the perfect thickness)
Tie rod
L - Waler
Door Spacer
Beam Bar

How to determine the length of Wall Ties?

Length of wall tie = Wall Thickness + 200 (mm)
How to determine hole to hole thickness?
Hole to hole Thickness = Wall thickness + 40 + 40 (mm)
The process of Aluminium Shuttering is as follows,
The alignment of the wall is done

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The Aluminium shutters are then arranged and the held

together using wall ties and Tie rods to form the formwork.
Rocker is placed at the bottom most to a height of 0.05m.
Then Wall panel is placed to a height of 2.4m
The rest of the wall is fit with wall top.
The concrete of required mix is made into a flow-able liquid
and is poured at required pressure into the Shuttered panels.
The aluminium Shutters have panels and spacing for window
panels, doors, switch boards and pipes.
Square pipes are used to align the wall and keep it straight.
After a time period of 7 days the struts are removed.
The wall is cured for 7 days and then is ready for punning.
Advantages of Aluminium Shuttering:

Highly economical
Time saving
Quick drying
Lesser time for curing
Easier than block and masonry work
Does not require plastering
Man labour required is much less compared to block work.

The alignment from one floor to another is done with the help of
Dowell rods.
All the mother slabs separating floors are 2-way slabs.
Punning: For Aluminium Shuttered walls plastering as in the usual
cases is not required. Instead, an easier method called Gypsum
punning is adopted. In this method, white coloured Gypsum is
used to even the surface of the walls. It is to be noted that this is
possible only on the inner walls. If applied on the outer walls also it
would get washed away during rains because gypsum is soluble in
large amount of water and hence it tends to be washed away.
After punning, it should be verified with a plumb bob that the wall
is perfectly straight along the surface. Minimum of 12mm gypsum
is to be provided. Retarders are added to increase the setting

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time of the gypsum. 1 bag of gypsum gives an approximate

coverage of 2.5m2 area.
Putty and Paint: After punning the wall is made ready by applying
putty and paint. At Prestige Bella Vista, textured paint is used on
external walls. On the internal walls, emulsion paints are used. On
the ceilings, OBD (Oil bound distemper) is used. OBD is an ecofriendly, non- flammable and lead free substance. It would help
decrease the exposure to toxics for the occupants.
Shear Wall: Standing 16 floors high, one of the main forces faced
by the tall standing structure is the wind force. If the force of the
wind is not diverted away from the building, it could have serious
effects. This is achieved by the shear wall built all around the
block. The shear wall is another structure where block work is
done. It protects the building from strong wind forces. It is also
called elevation wall. It is 125mm thick.
Before Water Proofing : After the walls have been laid, we can
observe that on the mother slab, the Bathrooms, Kitchen and
balcony are 100mm lower than the normal height of the floor. This
is done to prevent the water from running into the living. On the
mother slab, filling is done with CLS material (Concrete Low
Strength material). ClS material is used for sunken filling above the
plumbing works. CLS is made by mixing cement + crushed
aggregate + fly ash usually in the ratio 1:7 or 1:10)
It is also to be noted here that the plumbing holes in the
laboratories and kitchen are not pre-provided in the mother slab
(unlike the case of the walls where window panels and switch
board panels were pre-set in the shutters). These are later made
by core cutting the concrete from the mother slab. Pipes are then
aligned and fixed.
Water Proofing: Water proofing is something very important to be
done because the slab separating two floors has concrete which
is porous and hence water may seep through the slab and cause
leakage in the lower levels. This has to be done in areas where
water tends to stagnate for a long while. These areas would be
Balcony, Toilets and kitchen. To achieve water proofing, a water

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proof chemical is applied on the on the mother slab which

prevents seeped water to run do lower floors. Many such
chemicals have been used at Bella Vista. The following is a list of
the same,
Boasting: This is a resin like structure which is water resistant. It
forms a rubber like layer on the mother slab.
Cerachem: This chemical functions differently. It penetrates
into the pores of the concrete and forms crystals in these
pores hence preventing water from entering into the
concrete.
Fosroc: This is a chemical with a different constituent but the
same functioning as Cerachem.
After water proofing, a check for leakage is done by allowing
water to stand for 24 hours to 7 days. If no leakage is found in the
lower floors, further process of sunken filling and tiling is taken up.
But in case, leakage is found negative grouting from the spot
where leakage is found is done i.e. cement is let in at high speed.
It would hence close all the pores. (Negative Grouting is taken up
because we seem to know the point of leakage only from the rear
end)
After water proofing and tiling, the floor of these areas should
have a clearance of at least 50mm from the finished floor.
Tiling: The floors of the apartments are complete with the laying of
the floor tiles. The type of tiles used differs from one room to
another. Engineered marble (pre cast artificial marble are made
cut to size as per the drawing) are provided in the foyer, living,
dining and corridors. Vitrified tiles are used in all bedrooms.
(Vitrified tiles have low porosity and hence it is resistant to water
and frost). Anti- Skid Ceramic tiles in balconies and terraces. In the
toilets, Ceramic sharp edged tiles are laid.
Water heating: The water heating system at Bella Vista is quite
different. The toilets are provided with geysers in floors 1 to 14. The
15th and 16th floors have solar water heating facility because they
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Pneumatic System for water supply: The water supply system at

Bella Vista is a pneumatic system in which there is no overhead
tank for water storage. There is an underground water storage
sump from which water gets pumped up to the tap which is
opened. This is different from the conventional method where an
overhead tank is used for water storage. At Bella Vista, due to
large amount of water requirement, pneumatic water system is
provided. The two overhead tanks provided are for firefighting
and for emergency domestic use.
STP: The waste water drained and collected from the houses is
taken to the STP for treatment. Here the water is treated and solid
waste is separated out as cakes and disposed off. The water is
then used to water the plants in the garden, parks and lawn. It is
also used as the flush water in toilets. These are 3 STPs at Bella
Vista, one in each cluster with capacities as follows,
Cluster I - 480 KLD
Cluster II 840 KLD
Cluster III 250 KLD
WTP: Prestige Bella Vista has 3 water treatment plants, on in each
cluster. The water from the metro is first taken for treatment at the
WTPs and then pumped and supplied to the houses. The capacity
of the 3 WTPs are as follows,
Cluster I 1.5 lakh L
Cluster II 4 lakh L
Cluster III 1.95 lakh L
Fire Protection System: Prestige Bella Vista comes with an inbuilt
fire protection system both inside and outside the homes on all
floors. Sprinkler systems with sensor bulbs are inserted in the
households. The sensor bulb senses the temperature. If the
temperature goes above 68 degree Celsius the fire system is set
and water is sprinkled throughout the block. In case of bigger fires,
separate water hoses are provided on the corridors. Another
interesting feature of Fire Fighting system is the Fire resistant door
which separates the lobby and the two sets of stair case. This door

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does not catch fire up to very high temperatures and hence when
people escape through the stairs, the fire if any would stay
concealed to the lobby.
Civil details for Earthquake Resistance: One among the major
promises of Bella Vista is the fact that the buildings are earthquake
resistant. The civil detailing done are the 90 degree and 135
degree bend and horns in the end of stirrups. This helps in shifting
the load and makes the reinforcement stronger. It is important to
note here that the weakest point during seismic waves is the
column beam joint. This joint is strengthened by providing rods with
anchorage that have a small anchorage length inside the other
member called the development length. Stirrups bear the lateral
and shear forces in the beam. Hence beams have more stirrups in
the ends than at the centre. They also take care of the
compressive forces if the beam acts as a truss.
The engineer with the least factor of safety is considered the best
and economical because the building is both safe and can be
constructed for a comparatively lower price. It is to be noted here
that factor of safety cannot be less than an accepted minimum.
About Bar Bending Scheduling: The BBS department plays a very
important role in minimizing the expenditure, usage and wastage
of steel used in the construction. Steel reinforcement is given in
pile caps, raft slabs and some retaining walls. In BBS the shape,
length and number of steel rods required for construction is
calculated tentatively keeping in mind that the project is huge
and what seems to be a minor loss in one component would
multiply by many times and end up as a huge loss for the project.
The shapes of the rods to be used and the shape in which they
are to be obtained are worked out and the solution with minimum
wastage or reusable wastage is adopted.
Total steel consumption (APPROX) for Bella Vista is 19,400 M Tones
at the cost of Rs. 48,000 per M tone.
After the purchase, bending and installation of rods, the loss is
calculated and compared with the minimum allowable loss. Also
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half the cost price hence further decreasing the loss.

Thus the BBS plays a very important role in the budget
management of the project.

STORES:
Supply chain management
1. Store keeping and material preservation
2. Inventory accounting and MIS reporting
3. Logistics
SHELF LIFE AND MATERIAL PRESERVATION:
Efficient materials management in a project calls for integrated
approach covering numerous functions such as materials
planning, purchasing, inventory control, store keeping,
warehousing, codification, standardisation and disposal of
excesses.
In material preservation the self-life of the materials needs to be
considered. For example when kept dry, Portland cement will
retain its quality indefinitely. However bagged cement that's
stored for long periods in dry atmosphere can develop what's
called a warehouse pack, a mechanical compaction that makes
it lumpy. This can be corrected by rolling the bags on the floor to
break up the lumps.
Calibration of the volume and weight measuring equipment is
made mandatory by the government to ensure accuracy of
measurements. It refers to Specific types of measurements
performed on measurement standards, material measures and
measuring instruments to establish the relationship between the
indicated values and known values of a measured quantity
carried out using appropriate reference equipment in any
location.

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INVENTORY AND MIS REPORTING:

Inventory or stock refers to the goods and materials include that a
business holds for the ultimate purpose if resale or repair. It involves
a retailer seeking to acquire and maintain a proper merchandise
assortment while ordering, transporting, handling and related
costs are kept in check. This would include monitoring of materials
moved into and out of stockroom locations and the reconciling of
the inventory balances. It may also include ABC analysis.
The materials are all obtained by credit only. All purchases are to
be made with bills mandatorily and audited by the Planning
team.
The inventory process may be briefed as follows. In any
construction site, assuming that a site engineer requires a quantity
of plywood for the finishing work, he intimates it to the stores. The
stores manager in turn seeks approval from the planning and
project managers, before making arrangements for the
procurement of the materials requested. Once the materials are
procured they are to be inspected by the person who demanded
them to ensure that they satisfy the purpose for which they were
proposed.
Optimisation of inventory can be done by estimating the total
quantities of a particular material required and supplying it to the
person concerned, along with timely updates of the quantity
supplied to the quantity left in stock. This ensures that he uses the
resources available carefully without wastage.
The stocks procured may be
* Stock transferred within the organisation
* Issued for work
* Disposed if damaged an unsuitable for use.
The goods received are entered in the system. They are approved
by the planning manager to make them eligible for payment. The
bill now enters the outstanding bills list. On the clients side, a
certification is precedes the payment. 25% of the bill amount is

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held in retention by the client in view of future damages that may

be encountered. However on completion of the project, the full
amount shall be paid, if he is satisfied with the service rendered.
Further escalation charges maybe claimed from the client when
the actual cost exceeds the budgeted costs due to market
fluctuations. To overcome the tension caused by uncertainties,
rate contracts are formulated wherein the price of a material is
fixed constant for a fixed period of time and is not subject to
modifications within that stipulated time period.
LOGISTICS:
Logistics is the management of the flow of things between the
point of origin and the point of consumption in order to meet the
requirements of customers or corporates.
Logistics includes the weighing of the various options available at
each stage and choosing the most economical and safe option.
The simple example of finalising a truck service to a construction
site to transport goods may be considered. Several agencies are
issued with a tender notice and the most viable applicant is
chosen.
Thus, the store keeping department forms the vital link between
the various departments of a construction project and ensures
smooth flow and continuity of the same.

Details of Vendors of Prestige for Bella Vista:

Prestige constructions and Private Limited has contractors for
different works at the site. The main contractor is L&T for structure
construction.
Doors - Shakthi Joineries. (Main door, internal door) - Supply and
installation.
Windows - Mathralaya (UPVC) - E cube - Supply and installation.
Tiles: NITCO supply
Engineered Marble - Pokorana
CP Sand filling: Kohler Supply

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Cooking Gas: Gastreck (Pipe lines)

Roadwork: Sanaz
Painting: ASIAN, VIBGYOR, Shervin Williams. - Supply and labourers.
Service works: Fire protection systems FPS - ETA - (10% coordination
work for L&T)
Electrical - Swan electrical, ETA electrical. - (10% coordination
work for L&T)
Plumbing - Tech Mech - (10% coordination work for L&T)

CONCLUSION:
Prestige Bella Vista has set the sky lines of Chennai higher
than expected. What could have been yet another set of
apartments now stands out among other projects in Chennai
because of the uniqueness adopted in the technology used for
planning, constructing and implementing. Prestige Bella Vista has
re-defined urban lifestyle.
From Bella Vista it is evident that Civil engineering is a vast
area and Civil Engineers play a very important role in the society.
Working on it from scratch to what is seen scraping the skies; the
engineers of L&T have proven the uniqueness vein in them.
The towers of Bella Vista also stand as an example speaking
the importance and the influence of improved technology on the
society. It is a proof that conventional methods of construction
need not always be the only path for a strong and safe building.
It would barely suffice to call Prestige Bella Vista " A small
world in itself " because the amenities, facilities and the urban life
system furnished inside the houses talk more than just that
because,
You have to see it to believe it

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