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    JOHN PAUL SECONDARY

    SCHOOL
    P.O.BOX 37639 BUWAYA-GAYAZA-KASANJE 0752811805/0705630681
    www.Johnpaulgayazakasanje.com
    WORK PLAN FOR BOREHOLE DRILLING
    PROJECT AT JOHN PAUL SECONDARY SCHOOL

    Introduction
    The following work plan outlines the systematic approach for executing
    the borehole drilling project at John Paul Secondary School. The project,
    aims to provide sustainable access to clean water for the Buwaya
    community.
    The timeline spans from today, May 15, 2024, to June 7, 2024,
    encompassing various phases to ensure efficient project completion.

    Project Scope and Objectives

    Scope:
    The project entails the drilling of a borehole on the school premises,
    installation of necessary equipment, and testing to ensure water quality
    and quantity.
    Objectives
    Provide access to clean and reliable water for the Buwaya Community.

    Enhance sanitation and hygiene practices among community members.

    Ensure the sustainability of water supply for the school's needs.

    Project Phases

    Phase 1: Preparatory Phase (May 21 – May26)


    Conduct site assessment and geological survey to determine optimal
    drilling location. Obtain necessary permits and approvals from relevant
    authorities like NEMA, NWSC. Mobilize equipment and personnel to the
    site
    Phase 2: Drilling Phase (May 27 - May 30)
    Commence borehole drilling operations using specialized drilling
    equipment. Monitor drilling progress and adjust techniques as required
    based on geological conditions. Ensure adherence to safety protocols
    throughout the drilling process

    Phase 3: Installation Phase (May 1 – June 2)


    Install casing and screen to secure the borehole and prevent collapse. Set
    up pumping equipment and electrical connections for water extraction.
    Conduct testing to assess water quality and flow rate.

    Phase 4: Commissioning and Handover (June 3 - June 7)


    Conduct final inspection and commissioning of the borehole system.
    Train school staff on operation and maintenance procedures. Officially
    hand over the completed project to the school administration.

    Resource Allocation: Personnel: A team of drilling experts, geologists,


    engineers, and technicians. Equipment: Drilling rigs, casing, pumps,
    testing instruments, and safety gear. Materials: Pipes, fittings, cement,
    gravel, and electrical components.
    Budget: Allocate funds for equipment rental, personnel wages, materials
    procurement, and contingencies.

    Risk Management: Identify potential risks such as equipment failure,


    adverse weather conditions, or geological challenges. Develop mitigation
    strategies including regular equipment maintenance, contingency plans,
    and safety protocols. Maintain open communication channels with
    stakeholders to address any emerging issues promptly.

    Monitoring and Evaluation: Establish monitoring mechanisms to track


    project progress against milestones and timelines. Conduct regular site
    visits and inspections to ensure quality standards are met. Solicit feedback
    from school stakeholders to gauge satisfaction and address any concerns.
    Sustainability Plan: Implement a maintenance schedule for the borehole
    and associated equipment. Educate the school community on water
    conservation practices and proper usage of the borehole. Establish a
    committee responsible for overseeing long-term operation and
    maintenance efforts.

    Conclusion: The successful execution of the borehole drilling project at


    John Paul Secondary School will not only provide immediate access to
    clean water but also contribute to the overall well-being and development
    of the school community. By adhering to the outlined work plan and
    leveraging proper resources and expertise, the project aims to achieve its
    objectives within the stipulated timeline and budget, leaving a lasting
    impact for years to come.

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