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The construction of G+45 high-rise buildings in the Middle East and India demands precision in cost management to avoid budget overruns, delays, and quality compromises. The Cost Control and Management for G+45 High-Rise Building course by BHADANIS Quantity Surveying Training Institute equips civil engineers, project managers, and quantity surveyors with the expertise to navigate financial challenges in skyscraper projects. Below is a detailed breakdown of the curriculum, practical applications, and career benefits.
A G+45 tower involves complex workflows, from foundation to façade, with costs escalating rapidly if not managed proactively. For example, a 50-story tower in Dubai faced a 20% budget overrun due to unplanned piling changes and delays in MEP approvals. This course teaches you to prevent such scenarios through systematic cost tracking, risk mitigation, and value engineering.
Activity-Based Budgeting: Break down costs for each phase (e.g., ₹12 crore for foundation, ₹45 crore for superstructure).
Example: Prepare a budget for a G+45 residential tower in Riyadh, factoring in local labor rates and material tariffs.
S-Curve Analysis: Forecast monthly expenditures and align them with project milestones.
Case Study: Manage liquidity for a Mumbai high-rise during monsoon delays by reallocating funds from delayed finishes to structural works.
Bulk Purchasing: Negotiate discounts for cement, steel, and glass through annual rate contracts.
Just-in-Time Delivery: Minimize storage costs for precast elements using IoT-based inventory tracking.
Lump-Sum vs. Unit-Rate Contracts: Choose the right model for elevators, cladding, or MEP works.
Example: Avoid disputes with a cladding subcontractor by defining exact specifications for aluminum composite panels.
Change Order Management: Use FIDIC-based clauses to process variations like additional basement levels.
Example: Calculate escalation costs for a delayed tower crane procurement due to supply chain disruptions.
Cost vs. Performance: Replace traditional formwork with aluminum systems to save 15% on labor.
Case Study: Optimize HVAC design in a G+45 hotel to reduce energy costs by 30% without compromising comfort.
Risk Registers: Identify and mitigate risks like labor shortages or currency fluctuations.
Contingency Reserves: Allocate 5–10% of the budget for unforeseen expenses.
Non-Conformance Costs: Rectifying defective shuttering work can cost ₹5 lakh per floor.
Preventive Measures: Implement daily checklists for rebar spacing and concrete cover.
Excel Templates: Track cash flow, material reconciliation, and earned value metrics.
Dubai, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar are hubs for high-rise construction, with stringent compliance requirements. This course aligns with Gulf codes like Dubai Civil Defence regulations.
Roles: Cost Manager, Project Controller, Estimation Lead.
Industries: Real estate, infrastructure, hospitality.
Learn through real-world case studies from Gulf and Indian projects.
How to handle sudden material price hikes?
Use price escalation clauses in contracts and maintain a vendor pool for competitive pricing.
What if subcontractors delay MEP works?
Impose liquidated damages (LDs) as per contract terms and deploy backup teams.
How to reduce overheads in high-rise projects?
Optimize site office layouts and adopt prefabrication to cut labor costs.
Enhance your expertise with:
Quantity Surveying & Estimation
Rate Analysis & BOQ Preparation
Billing Engineering & Contract Management
Construction Project Planning
Sat May 31, 2025
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