Means Heavy Construction Handbook

A practical guide to: Estimating and Accounting Methods Operations/Equipment Requirements Hazardous Site Evaluation/Remediation Proven Methods for Today's Heavy Construction Planning, Estimating, and Contracting Means Heavy Construction Handbook Richard C. Ringwald, PE Essential Information for Heavy Construction Contractors, Engineers, and Government Officials . . . Anyone Engaged in Performing orOverseeing Heavy Construction Operations. Easy to Use: Information on the problem at hand . . . whether selecting the right number of haulers, choosing the best compaction method, or projecting equipment repair and maintenance costs. Comprehensive: With equipment descriptions and uses, definitions, productivity tables, procedural models . . . to support decisions on heavy construction methods, equipment, and scheduling. Authoritative: Guidance for using Means Heavy Construction Cost Data to prepare reliable estimates. Proven: Successful management and supervision approaches, based on respected industry standards. In-Depth: With hazardous waste site assessment and remediation.