Civil Engineering Quantities

IVOR SEELEY was long-time editor of the Macmillan Building and Surveying Series, and the author of a number of successful texts within the series.GEORGE MURRAY was for many years undergraduate course leader at Napier University, and is the author of Measurement of Building Services (Macmillan, 1997).

• PART 1: MEASUREMENT THEORY AND PRACTICEScope and Context of Civil Engineering Work MeasurementFundamental Principles of CESSM 3Measurement Practice and Bill ProductionCESMM 3: Classes A-D: Contract and Preparatory Site MattersCESMM 3: Class E: Excavation, Filling and LandscapingCESMM 3: Classes F-H: ConcreteCESMM 3: Classes I-L: PipeworkCESMM 3: Classes M-O: Metalwork and TimberCESMM 3: Classes P & Q: PilingCESMM 3: Classes R-T: Roads, Rails and TunnelsCESMM 3: Classes U-W: Walling, Painting and WaterproofingCESMM 3: Classes X-Z: Miscellaneous, Renovation and Incidental WorksPART 2: WORKED EXAMPLESDemolition and Site ClearanceExcavation and FillingMass Concrete Retaining WallPrecast Prestressed Concrete BeamsPumping ChamberSewage Holding TankPumphouseStone Faced Sea WallSewerWater MainSteel-Framed GantryTimber JettyHybrid PilesQuay with Concrete and Timber PilesSteel Sheet PilingNavigation Lamp PlatformEstate RoadRail TrackTunnelSewer RenovationWater Main Renovation.