Md Nayamul I.

Education

• Vesper Institute of Engineering and Technology Diploma Engineering, Civil Enfineering, 3.52 out of 4.00 2016 – 2020 Here is a detailed breakdown of the practical knowledge and real-world skills gained while studying Civil Engineering:
  
  Site Surveying & Field Layout:
  
  Drawing Interpretation & CAD: Reading architectural, structural, plumbing (MEP), and electrical drawings to translate 2D layouts into accurate 3D site executions.
  
  Survey Equipment: Handling instruments like Total Stations, Auto Levels, and Theodolites to determine land elevations, slope angles, and boundary alignments.
  
  Materials & Quality Control (QC):
  
  Material Testing: Conducting lab and field tests, such as concrete slump tests, cylinder/cube compressive strength tests, steel tensile tests, and sand Fineness Modulus (FM) evaluations.
  
  Concrete Mix Design: Ensuring correct water-cement ratios and proper aggregate mixing proportions for Reinforced Cement Concrete (RCC) casting.
  
  Construction Techniques & Site Supervision:
  
  Structural Execution: Inspecting foundation piling, shuttering, formwork alignment, and rebar placement (Bar Bending Schedules - BBS) before concrete pouring.
  
  Finishing Operations: Managing brick masonry, plastering, tiling, waterproofing, and diagnosing/repairing structural wall cracks.
  
  Estimation, Quantity Surveying & Management:
  
  Material Calculation: Estimating exact quantities of cement, sand, coarse aggregates, and steel required for structural members.
  
  Costing & Planning: Preparing bill of quantities (BOQ), project budgets, and monitoring construction timelines to prevent cost overruns.