Toronto City Council is about to make a (another?) decision on the future of the Gardiner

Expressway, Eastern Section (From Jarvis Street to the Don River and Don Valley Expressway).

As a CONSTRUCTION MANAGER you are required to prepare a PRELIMINARY RISK

ANALYSIS for

the options that are being considered

2: Eliminate the expressway and create a new, wider road at ground

i need risk analysis table and executive summary

my subject is Risk management

Jakes on the Water is planning to expand their restaurant to a larger restaurant called Jakes on the Bay. The existing septic tank has a volume of 5.0 m3 and the existing tile field has a trench area of 200.0 m2 . If the anticipated wastewater production from the Jakes on the Bay is 4,000 L/d, will they have to expand either the septic tank or the tile field or both? Assume the soil is sandy loam.

Provide 3 types of construction permits may be required in a construction project and elaborate on their impact on the construction schedule.

what is the primary difference between a forced air system that provides both heating and cooling, and one that just provides heating?

A rectangular channel 10m wide carries a discharge of 40m3 /s. If at a section in this channel the depth is 1.5m, how far (upstream or downstream) from this section will the depth be 2.0m.Take So=0.00009and manning’s constant n=0.017.

the name of the course is safety fundamental

Discussion Questions in Bb. Answer the following question (2 paragraphs).

• Share your thoughts on what role a safety and health committee might play in surveillance in their organization.

references

2.1)Explain briefly the following relationships relating to the precipitation over a basin:

a. Depth-Area Relationship

b. Maximum-Depth Area Duration Curves

c. Intensity Duration- Frequency Relationship

2.2)What is meant by Probable Maximum Precipitation (PMP) over a basin? Explain how PMP is estimated.

Welding requires a much greater level of skill than bolting. True or False

Welding is more suited to field conditions than bolting. True or False

Which of the following is generally less expensive and allows faster erection? Rigid Frame or Braced frame

5.19 At 8:00 A.M. there are 10 vehicles in a queue at a toll booth and vehicles are arriving at a rate of Ȝ(t) = 6.9 − 0.2t. Beginning at 8 A.M., vehicles are being serviced at a rate of ȝ(t) = 2.1 + 0.3t (Ȝ(t) and ȝ(t) are in vehicles per minute and t is in minutes after 8:00 A.M.). Assuming D/D/1 queuing, what is the maximum queue length, and what would the total delay be from 8:00 A.M. until the queue clears?

Select the correct answer to the following multiple-choice questions. Briefly explain your choice.

16. The von Mises stress when displayed in a different coordinate system
    A) will not change,
    B) will change according to the new coordinate system,
    C) will change with the coordinate system, but that change will be in general relatively small.

17. In plane-stress analysis when the stress components are displayed the choice of the coordinate system in which to represent the components will have the following effect:
    A) the components will change according to the coordinate system,
    B) will remain the same,
    C) will only change when displayed as averaged at the nodes,
    D) none of the above.

Instructions:

This case is a comprehensive engineering ethics case study aims to cover as much as possible of ethical issues to explain how to apply the NSPE code of ethics. In addition, comprehensive case would improve brainstorming and peer discussion.

A young civil engineering student just graduated from college recently. He is specialized in building design and construction. He is hired as a trainee engineer in an engineering office and working with the senior engineer. After working for a few months, he noticed that his projects are not reviewed by the office’s senior engineer and approval directly for construction. This engineer starts to involve with projects designed for large number of people such as schools and public offices. He is worried that he would make a mistake in his designs and kill someone due to un-reviewed projects. He talked to the office manager who informed him that all projects go through second review by the office’s management engineer who uses a software to verify final results.

After a while, the civil engineer was talking to a project contractor who informed him that all engineering office projects are approved by municipality without check due to the senior engineer professional reputation. Moreover, the contractor is given all office projects because of his friendship with senior engineer. The contractor offered him to leave the engineering office and join him for higher salary. This conversion increased the civil engineer even more and put him in a daily concern of what to do in this situation. What the civil engineer should do?

Answer the following question:

1. 1- What are the civil engineer ethical and moral obligations? (9 POINTS – CLO 1)

2. 2- What is the ethical dilemma in this case? (14 POINTS – CLO 2)

3. 3- What are the ethical issues involved in this case? (12 POINTS – CLO 2)

   Think of Moral or Ethical issues as:

   1. Actions that have the potential to harm others or help others unfairly.

   2. Any negative impact of project, action, or decision

4. 4- (Ethical Framework): (20 POINTS – CLO 4)
   What the civil engineer should do in this case based on NSPE code of ethics – Use two Canons?

5. 5- (Moral Framework): (20 POINTS – CLO 3)
   What the civil engineer should do in this case based on Moral theories and beliefs (e.g. Utilitarianism,

   Virtue Ethics, Duty and Rights Ethics)?

6. 6- (Preventive Ethics): (5 POINTS – CLO 2)
   What could be UNETHICAL or IMMROAL behavior in this case (Choose one)?

ABC Construct Bina Sdn Bhd. is awarded a contract to construct 100 single storey houses. The construction method is using conventional method or in-situ construction. Concrete is the main material used in that construction project.

a) Demonstrate the roles of parties involved in ensuring good quality of work is delivered during the construction project.

b) Explain the assessment involved in ensuring the quality of the reinforced concrete structural elements.

c) Discuss the possible problems related to poor quality control that may arise at construction site.

Select the correct answer to the following multiple-choice questions. Briefly explain your choice.

10. In heat conduction analysis, the error of the heat flux is estimated using a formula in which an unknown constant, a measure of the element shape, and the element size appear. This formula tells us
    A) where the locations with the largest error are,
    B) how to control the error,
    C) both of the above,
    D) none of the above.