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QUESTION: can u explain the site assembly on construction side?
and productivty cycle?
ANSWER: Zeeshan, please explain what you are doing or what you are asking about. I do not understand the question as you asked it.
Is your question about site assembly referring to installing parts and pieces on the work site?
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QUESTION: yes sir i need this
Zeeshan, I don't know how to answer this one. Everything on a construction site is site assembled.
As an example:
The steel superstructure is shop fabricated to print/spec/and shop drawing - it is site assembled by iron workers (usually a subcontractor) who weld or bolt the assembly together.
I guess the productivity cycle would have to do with the drawing and manufacturing time in the steel yard required before the actual site assembly.
This sounds a bit like a homework question.
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