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    CENTRE OF STUDIES FOR CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY

    DEPARTMENT OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND TECHNOLOGY


    UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA
    PERAK BRANCH SERI ISKANDAR CAMPUS

    BCT554
    MANUFACTORING TECHNOLOGY
    PRECAST WALL PANEL SYSTEMS

    SUPERVISED BY:
    DR. SURYANI BINTI AHMAD

    PREPARED BY:
    MAXSWELL MANGGIE ANAK ZAMRY 2021471348
    MUHAMMAD SAUFIL RIZAL BIN MAT LAZIM 2021471302
    HIZATUL FITRI BINTI AMAN 2021871186
    SYAHIRATUL FILZAH BINTI ROSLAN 2021653232

    BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONS.) CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY

    SEMESTER: MARCH – AUGUST 2023

    GROUP: AP256 4A

    TABLE OF CONTENT
    LIST OF FIGURE.................................................................................................................................3
    LIST OF ABREVIATION.......................................................................................................................4
    ACKNOWLEDGMENT........................................................................................................................5
    ABSTRACT.........................................................................................................................................6
    CHAPTER 1........................................................................................................................................7
    1.1 INTRODUCTION OF PRECAST CONCRETE WALL PANEL..........................................................7
    CHAPTER 2:.......................................................................................................................................8
    2.1 THE WORK PROCESS....................................................................................................................8
    CHAPTER 3........................................................................................................................................9
    3.1 MATERIAL HANDLING AND MANAGEMENT................................................................................9
    CHAPTER 4......................................................................................................................................10
    4.1 PRODUCTION PLANNING CONTROL...........................................................................................10
    CHAPTER 5......................................................................................................................................11
    5.1 MECHANISED DEVICE USED FOR THE SYSTEM...........................................................................11
    CHAPTER 6......................................................................................................................................12
    6.1 QUALITY CONTROL....................................................................................................................12
    CHAPTER 7......................................................................................................................................13
    7.1 INNOVATION..............................................................................................................................13
    CHAPTER 8......................................................................................................................................14
    8.1 CONCLUSION.............................................................................................................................14
    REFERENCES...................................................................................................................................15
    LIST OF FIGURE
    LIST OF ABREVIATION
    ACKNOWLEDGMENT

    First and foremost, we must give gratitude and praise to the Almighty God for His
    numerous favors that enabled us to successfully complete the report. We would like to
    express our deep and sincere gratitude to the lecturer, Dr. Suryani binti Ahmad, for giving us
    the opportunity to do report and providing invaluable guidance throughout this report. We
    have been greatly inspired by her enthusiasm, vision, genuineness, and motivation. She has
    taught us the methodology to carry out the research and to present the report works as clearly
    as possible. It was a great privilege and honor to work and study under his guidance. We
    would also like to thank her for the friendship, empathy, and great sense of humor. We are
    extending our heartfelt thanks to her husband, family for their acceptance and patience during
    the discussion we had with her on this report.

    Furthermore, we are grateful and want to express our deepest thanks to each of this
    group members which is Maxswell Manggie Anak Zamry, Muhammad Saufil Rizal bin Mat
    Lazim, Hizatul Fitri binti Aman and Syahiratul Filzah binti Roslan for all the advice and
    cooperation to each other during the process to completing this full report. It was a very
    valuable experience to each other in sharing an opinion and solution during the progress
    while completing this report. Any attempt at any level will be satisfactorily completed
    without the support and guidance of our parents and friends. We would like to thanks to my
    other classmates who helped lot in gathering different information, collecting data, and
    guiding us from time to time in making this laboratory report to success, despite of their busy
    schedules they gave different ideas in completion of this report.

    Finally, we want to extend special thanks towards our college as well because without
    their resources then none of what is seen now could have been possible in terms of creative or
    intellectual development.
    ABSTRACT
    CHAPTER 1

    1.1 INTRODUCTION OF PRECAST CONCRETE WALL PANEL


    Industrialised Building System (IBS) is a highly competitive industry, such as
    construction, where profit ranges from 5% to 10% and risks are extremely high;
    unfamiliar techniques can easily derail the 5% to 10% profit. An effective strategy must
    be developed to sustain the market demand for IBS and to prevent housing developers,
    contractors, and manufacturers from incurring unprecedented losses. This strategy must
    consider the government's current policies as well as certain aspects of IBS's long-term
    viability. It must concentrate on the need to achieve economies of scale in the IBS
    industry and find ways to overcome the unfavorable perception and lukewarm response to
    IBS. The goal is to make IBS the preferred mode of design and construction, so that
    clients and stakeholders choose component standardization from the start of any
    construction project.
    The IBS is no longer a common term in the Malaysian construction industry. Until
    now, no researchers have agreed on a single accepted definition of IBS. However, a few
    researchers define IBS based on its characteristics and definition in a variety of ways. IBS
    is also known as off-site construction in the literature (Pan et al. 2008), remote (Blismas,
    2006), construction production, industrialization, and automation (Warszawski 1999), off-
    site manufacturing, prefabricated buildings, pre-assemblies building (Gibb & Isack,
    2003), prefabricated building, non-traditional architecture, and modern method of
    construction (MMC) according to Kamar, 2009.
    Warszawski (1999) described the process of industrialization, investment in
    equipment, facilities, and technology to maximize production, reduce labour resources,
    and improve the quality. These elements are interconnected and joint together to make or
    improve performances of the building. Rahman and Omar (2006) said that the IBS as a
    construction system by using prefabricated building systems. The manufacturing of the
    components is done with machines, templates, and other forms of machinery and
    equipment. Components manufactured off-site, once completed, will be delivered to the
    General Assembly and erection of the construction site. IBS is defined as an integrated
    manufacturing and construction process, carefully planned organization, and efficient
    management, preparation and control of resources, activities, and results from the highly
    developed components (Lessing, et al., 2005).
    CHAPTER 2:

    2.1 THE WORK PROCESS


    CHAPTER 3

    3.1 MATERIAL HANDLING AND MANAGEMENT


    CHAPTER 4

    4.1 PRODUCTION PLANNING CONTROL


    CHAPTER 5

    5.1 MECHANISED DEVICE USED FOR THE SYSTEM


    CHAPTER 6

    6.1 QUALITY CONTROL


    CHAPTER 7

    7.1 INNOVATION
    CHAPTER 8

    8.1 CONCLUSION
    REFERENCES

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