Mavis Presentation 2.pptx

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AN INDUSTRIAL TRAININGEXPERIENCE PRESENTATION

BY

ALIEMEKE MARVIS EMEKEU2009/3010262

DONE AT

MINISTRY OF NIGER DELTA AFFAIRS(MNDA)


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OUTLINE

Introduction

Activities of different sections on site

Problems encountered

Relevance of the SIWES Programme


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Contd.

Ways of improving the programme

Advice for future participants

Advice for SIWES managers

Conclusion


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INTRODUCTION

Location of project/activities carried out in thecourse of the project

History of ministry of Niger Delta Affairs (MNDA)

Scope of works

Organizational chart


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Ministers Office

Minister of States Office

Permanent Secretarys Office

Director Highway

Deputy Director Highway

Engineers Representative

Assistant Engrs Representative

Administrator Maintenance Chief Resident Engr

ReceptionistSecretary

Clerk/typistLaboratory Superintendent Resident Engr (1)

Resident Engr (II) Technology Assistant

Me (industrial trainee)

Maintenance


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ACTIVITIES OF DIFFERENT SECTIONSON SITE

Earthmoving

Bush clearing carried out by anexcavator.

A bulldozer carrying a leveling processon the excavated subgrade.


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Excavation of unsuitable material. A sheep-foot roller compacting theexcavated subgrade.

Contd.


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Cement stabilization

Spraying of cement by a wheel loaderready for stabilization process.

A pulverizer carrying out sand-cementmixing (sand-cement stabilization).


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Bridge/Pile construction

Pile work process A casen used for pile casting.

A reinforcement cage used for pilecasting.


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Contd.

Insertion of pile casen by the crane withthe use of a vibro-machine into theground.

A drilling rig carrying out a drilling processin the pile casen.


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Contd.

A concrete pump ready for pile casting through the triming pipe inserted intothe drilled pile.


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Reinforcement detail used for the pilling work

Size/thickness

of reinforcement

Length

(m)

Lap

length(m)

No of

reinforcementused

26 T 20 2.8 120 1

26 T 20 11.7 120 2

26 T 25 12 150 1

24 T 32 12 190 1

Contd.


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Number of casen used/length of each casenNo of casen used Length of casen(m)

1 7.5

1 12.5

2 5

Contd.


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Contd.

Casting of the drainage wall after the drainage form work.


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PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED

Industrial training placement

Poor pay pack

No insurance cover


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RELEVANCE OF SIWES PROGRAMM

Acquisition of industrial skills and experiences in

their course of study.

The program prepares students for work

situations/conditions they are likely to meet after

graduation.


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WAYS OF IMPROVING THE PROGRAM

Industrial training students should be exposed to

all companies facilities and jobs, since they are

the future of industrialization.

Establishments should be forced to offer

attachment to industrial training students.


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ADVICE FOR FUTURE PARTICIPANTS

They should put in their best regardless of the

pay pack.

They should obey safety measure.


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ADVICE FOR SIWES MANAGERS

SIWES officials, should carry out a routine check

at their students place of work.


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs (MNDA)

Engr. Igwe

Engr. Odia

Engr. LeoEngr. Henry

Engr. Steve

All Lecturers of Civil Engineering Department /

The School Authority

Surv. K. A. Raheem


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