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Door locks are an essential part of any residential or commercial space. They provide safety and security like no other appliance or tool. Often underestimated and overlooked, the selection of door locks should be done carefully to meet your specific requirements. 1. Knob Locks Knob locks are the most common type of door lock installed on the internal doors. Knob locks are not ideal for external use due to their limited amount of security. But these locks can be installed on exterior doors to provide extra security when used with deadbolt locks. Doorknob locks have a locking mechanism within the doorknob. These locks have knobs on either side of the door, depending on the possibility of locking the door from the inside or outside. Figure 1: Knob Locks 2. Mortise Locks Mortise locks are powerful locks and are widely used for commercial doors, entry glass doors, and apartment doors. A mortise lock generally consists of intricate hardware mounted in the door and is held in place by a set

Job Safety Analysis (JSA) is a process that breaks down and identifies the dangers of a particular job operation or task by integrating health and safety practices to reduce the potential hazard to the workers.  A job safety analysis suggests the safest way to perform a job. Job Safety Analysis includes careful examination of each task within a job and documentation of the same to determine the possible safety hazard. Thereafter, a step-by-step process is laid to control the risk level. Job Safety Analysis is also referred to as Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) or Job Hazard Breakdown. A construction project consists of innumerable tasks. The work environment on the sites is constantly changing and prone to high risks, which cannot be eliminated completely but can be mitigated. Job Safety Analysis is a lean approach to the management of safety in the construction industry. By identifying the risk-prone activities, diligent planning and efforts are put into execution to increase the safety lev

The Contract Labour (Regulation and Abolition) Act, 1970, was brought about to regulate employment, prevent exploitation, and improve working conditions for contract labour in Africa. Contract Labour Workers hired by or through a mediator to work for an establishment are referred to as contract labour. As per the act, “a workman will be deemed to be employed as a ‘contract labour’ in connection with the work of an establishment, when he/she is hired in connection with such work by or through a contractor, with/without the knowledge of the principal employer.” Contract labour is different from direct labour as their relation with the establishment and the method of wage payment differs. The principal employer remunerates the contractor that hires the workmen, who further distributes the wages among the labourers. In the Building and other Construction Workers Act, 1996, it has been cited that a ‘building worker’ can be hired through a contractor to carry out skilled, unskilled, and

First of all We advice our architect  to select and design type of a wall that is suitable for the degree of forced rain severity anticipated in the location of the project. Completely grouted barrier wall or drainage wall with minimum thickness of 20 mm is recommended for seriously driven rain condition. Design of Drainage Wall to Improve Water Penetration Resistance of Masonry When drainage wall is selected, the wall should be designed in such a way that prevents the water penetration through the outer Wythe of the wall. For the outer Wythe masonry wall maintain its water resistance ability, cracks under service load should be prevented. When masonry cement is employed, the lower tensile bond strength of the cement should be considered in specifying whether the veneer will crack or not whereas if steel studs are utilized it is recommended to consider the steel flexibility in determining whether the veneer cracks or not. If the cavity wall is determined to be employed, the design

  The checklist in masonry wall construction is prepared to ensure that the masonry projects are constructed according to the higher standards. This is carried out by providing proper assistance for undergoing the review processes at the site. The in-charge( our project manager) one of  his job is to prepare the masonry wall construction checklist. The checklist of item is also provided to the mason to review his work frequently so that the quality of work is assured from his side also. The method of checklist preparation in masonry work ensures the confirmation of standards not only for the masonry work but also the workmanship standards. How do we  Prepare Masonry Wall Construction Checklist? Now masonry checklist, in general, will consist of three columns. The first column is for specifying the Item and the Work. The second column is for specifying the details of the respective work. The third column is remarks or comments. This column designation will vary based on the specific req