...J G BROWN; J C WADDINGTON; C PARRY; G FORD; J K HUNTER; R CAREY; GRUNDY; DILLON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 TUNNELS EXCAVATION DRIVING DRILLING TUNNELLING WORKS LABOUR EQUIPMENT METHODS CARRIAGES LININGS CONCRETE MULLARDOCH FASNAKYLE AFFRIC TUNNEL TUNNEL INVERNESS...

... IN SITU FILLING STABILISATION WELDING DRAINAGE WATER SUPPLY ROADS RAILWAYS LABORATORIES CONTROL LABOUR WELFARE PORT TALBOT THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS WORKS CONSTRUCTION DIVISION NEW STEELWORKS, PORT TALBOT : CONSTRUCTION OF WORKS BE DONALDLUMBARD,M.B.E., B A.M.I.C.E...

...D P BERTLIN; R L TRIGGS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1950 CONSTRUCTION HARBOURS WORKS RIVERS BLOCKWORK GRADING ANALYSIS AGGREGATES LABOUR MATERIALS RIVER TAGUS PORTUGAL CORRESPONDENCEONCONSTRUCTION OF HARBOUR WORKS ON THERIVERTAGUS, PORTUGAL 28 WORKS CONSTRUCTION...

... on a camber it will be found more convenient to commence pouring at the lower end, to prevent the material flowing along the joint. Discussion. Mr. R. M. Finch,in introducing Part I, said that after the 1914-18 war it would have been desirableto employ as much labour aspossible, to theentireexclusion...

...R M FINCH; R R W GRIGSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 MACHINERY MAINTENANCE ROADS MECHANICAL AIDS HIGHWAYS HISTORY EQUIPMENT MACHINES MACADAM LAYING VEHICLES LABOUR COSTS MATERIALS CARRIAGEWAYS FAILURES BITUMINOUS FOUNDATIONS BASES HAUNCHES CONCRETE FOOTWAYS KERBS...

...G P MANNING © Thomas Telford and ICE 1949 CONCRETE WORKS SPECIFICATIONS LABOUR CONTRACTORS THE INSTITUTION OF CIVILENGINEERS. WORKS CONSTRUCTION DIVISIONMEETING. 9 November, 1948. GUY H0WARD HUMPHREYS, M.A.,M.I.C.E., Chairman of the Division, in the Chair. A DISCUSSIONon...

... RUNWAYS MOSQUITOES MALARIA HEALTH LABOUR METHODS CAIRO EGYPT NORTH AFRICA BURMA AIRPORT MYANMAR ARGENTINA 32 DISCUSSION ON PROBLEMS IN THE SELECTION OF SITES FOR Discussion. The Author introduced the Paper with the aid of a series of lanternslides. He said that it might almost...

...A M HOLBEIN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1947 TRAINING FOREMEN CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS PUBLIC WORKS LABOUR SELECTION HISTORY CAREERS QUALIFICATIONS CONTRACTORS THEINSTITUTION OF CIVILENGINEERS. WORKS CONSTRUCTION DIVISION. MEETING. Tuesday, 11th February, 1947. CHARLESMATTHEW...

...C M NORRIE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 TENDERS DESIGN CONTRACTS DRAWINGS MATERIALS LABOUR PLANT THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. WORKSCONSTRUCTION DIVISION MEETING. 29 January, 1946. CHARLES MATTHEWNORRIED,.S.O., B.Sc., M.I.C.E., Chairman of the Division, in the Chair...

... RENEWAL PERMANENT WAY RAILWAYS TRACK RAILS TESTS WEIGHTING ACCURACY LABOUR COSTS INSPECTION GAUGES METHODS SLEEPERS DRAINAGE FOUNDATIONS MEASUREMENT 26 DISCUSSION ON CONSIDERATIIONNVSOLVED IN Discussion. TheAuthor introduced the Paper with the aid of a series of lantern slides. He...

... for maintenance labour. On the basis of the figures given on p. 17 for a 113-horse-power tractor and a 12-cubic-yard scraper, with pre-war ratesand modernexperience of quantityrequirements on an average contract, an allowance for field service of about 5.2d. per hour seemed to be necessary. For machine...

...J L EVE; R C BROWN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 ERECTION TALL TOWERS DESIGN CONSTRUCTION TENSIONING PAYMENTS WORKERS STAFF LABOUR TRAINING CLOTHING ROPES ERECTION METHODS STEEL TIMBER RADIO WELDED ASSEMBLY GROUND AIR DERRICKS FLOATING TENSION USA...

...A S GRUNSPAN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 ECONOMICS TALL BUILDINGS MULTI STOREY PROBLEMS OUTPUT LARGE LABOUR MATERIALS DESIGN BIBLIOGRAPHY IMPERMEABILITY CONCRETE CENTERING AGGREGATES BRICKWORK LIGHTWEIGHT TENSILE STEEL REINFORCEMENT PRESTRESSED PLASTIC BEAMS COSTS...

...G BURT; F N G TAYLOR; S W COX; B W PANNELL; T W MORAN; A P LAMBERT; A E REID; R U LAW; J CLAYTON; R A MANTHEI; G R BAXTER; E G COVE; R L MCILMOYLE; H W MERIVALE; M NACHSHEN; J C L TRAIN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 METHODS LABOUR PLANT WORKS CIVIL ENGINEERING RUNNING COSTS...

...R M WYNNE EDWARDS MACHINERY METHODS LABOUR PLANTS COSTS CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS MEASUREMENT MACHINES CHARGES STAFF EXPENDITURE PAYMENTS FORMS CLERICAL RECORDS THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS WORKS CONSTRUCTION DIVISION METHODS OF DETERMINING LABOUR AND PLANT COSTS...

... be more than offset by the saving in labour in making good. With regard to impermeability, Mr. Manning had found no trouble with concreteexcept, for smalleaks a t constructionjointsdue topatchy workmanship. Broken stone aggregate was much more difficult to make watertight than was rounded aggregate and he...

...-speed routes should be re-laid after slight wear andthe rails putinto secondary lines. He thought that the rails should stay for their whole life in one place ; cer- tainly,afterthe war, when the railways wouldbe faced witha large increase in labour costs, it would be desirable to leave the track...

... FEDERATION OF CIVIL ENGINEERING ORGANISATION CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS CONSTRUCTION METHODS PLANT PARLIAMENT CONTRACTORS FOREMEN INSPECTORS STANDARDS QUANTITY SURVEYORS COSTS LABOUR RESEARCH PROGRAMMES TRAINING TENDERS TIME THEINSTITUTION. OF CIVILENGINEERS. WORKS CONSTRUCTION...

...R FITZMAURICE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1944 BUILDINGS CRAFTS DESIGN AESTHETICS PRODUCTION SCIENCE INDUSTRIES SKILLS ECONOMICS LABOUR OUTPUT THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. STRUCTURAL AND BUILDINGENGINEERINGDIVISION. CRAFTSMANSHIP IN BUILDING. BY ROBERT FITZMAURICE, B.Sc...

... IN SITU CONTRACTORS CHARTS MANAGEMENT TECHNICAL FOREMEN ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL TIMEKEEPERS STOREKEEPERS COSTS PURCHASING ACCOUNTS INSURANCE PLANNING PROGRAMMES MATERIALS SUPPLY LABOUR PLANT ECONOMICS MAINTENANCE TRAINING POST WAR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE © Thomas...