EXECUTION AND QUALITY CONTROL IN WAREHOUSE CONSTRUCTION: CASE STUDY FOCUSING ON REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES

SUMMARY

The internship report begins with an introduction that presents the context and general objective of the internship. The general and specific objectives of the internship are then defined, covering both the acquisition of practical experience and the development of specific skills in civil engineering.

The internship methodology is described, detailing the methods and approaches used during the work. The structure of the report includes an introduction, internship description, data collection and analysis, activities developed, research methodology, conclusions and annexes.

The constraints and limitations faced during the internship are discussed, as well as the software used for the activities and analyses. The section on location and description of the work provides information on the location and characteristics of the work where the internship was carried out. The company presentation details the structure and area of ​​activity of the company where the internship took place.

The general section covers the standards applied, control and specification of concrete, and the tests carried out, such as the slump test, light dynamic sounding, Reid sclerometric test and compressive strength.

The construction of warehouses 2 and 3 is detailed, covering the foundation, pillars, vertical bracing in reinforced concrete, gutter beam, repair of the flooring with expansion and construction joints, sealing masonry with its characteristics and connection with the pillars, painting, side cladding and roofing.

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Author: Eng. Francisco Quisele Jr.

Date of publication : 02/13/25