Bethlehem Kassa
Cost Consultantlast monthSample
A contractor 12% below the others is not more efficient — they have priced the work without the preliminaries. You pay it later as variations, and by then you have no leverage because they are on site. Compare the preliminaries line before you compare the total.
Eyob Tsegaye
BIM Coordinatorlast monthSample
Fourteen families built to the sizes that are actually sold here: 10, 15 and 20 cm blocks, 32 and 35 gauge corrugated sheets, and door leaves in the widths the joinery shops make. Free, no registration.
Yonas Alemu
Structural Engineerlast monthSample
Column-beam junctions, slab edges, stair reinforcement, retaining wall sections. Drawn to EBCS-2 and dimensioned in millimetres. Use them as a starting point, not as an approval — your engineer still signs.
Tigist Worku
Quantity Surveyorlast monthSample
Bars come in 12 m. Your slab is 7.2 m. The offcut is 4.8 m and it goes in the scrap pile unless somebody planned for it. Schedule the cutting across the whole floor instead of per element and that 8% becomes about 2%. On a G+4 that is roughly four tons.
Hiwot Berhanu
Safety Officerlast monthSample
Six short lessons on the hazards that actually cause injuries here — falls from eucalyptus, unbraced excavation, and lifting. Includes a one-page site induction you can print and use tomorrow.
Selam Tesfaye
Architectlast monthSample
Sululta is cold and the wind comes off the plateau, so the plan turns its back on it. Rooms wrap a north-facing courtyard, the masonry is 30 cm with an air gap, and the glazing is concentrated on one elevation. No heating installed and none asked for after the first winter.
Dawit Bekele
Site Engineerlast monthSample
Eight and a half hours compressed to four minutes. Worth watching for the pump repositioning at 1:40 — we lost twenty minutes there and it was entirely avoidable with a better setup.
Medosha Learning
Learning Centerlast monthSample
What the parts cover, which one governs your problem, and how to find the clause without reading the whole volume. Written for foremen and junior engineers, not for a code committee.
Samuel Teshome
Surveyorlast monthSample
Profile boards, a builder's level, a 30 m tape and the 3-4-5 rule. Accurate to about 10 mm over 20 m if you are careful, which is inside tolerance for a two-storey house. The step-by-step, with the checks that catch your own mistakes.
Eyob Tsegaye
BIM Coordinatorlast monthSample
Nobody has the original drawings, so everyone re-measures. Here is one measured survey of the 54 m² studio type, dimensioned, with the structural walls distinguished from the block partitions so you know what you can move.
Abay Steel & Metal Works
Steel Fabricatorlast monthSample
Ø12 and Ø14 have both come off; Ø8 has not moved. Two consignments cleared Djibouti in the same week, which is most of the story. Do not read a trend into it yet.
ETB 1,920per 12 m bar
-2.8% this week
Marta Yilma
Project Managerlast monthSample
Everything below ground closes by the first week of June. From June to September the crew is inside: blockwork under the completed slabs, first-fix electrical, plaster on the lower floors. Excavation resumes late September. Planned that way, the rains cost us three weeks instead of eleven.
Bethlehem Kassa
Cost Consultantlast monthSample
A contractor 12% below the others is not more efficient — they have priced the work without the preliminaries. You pay it later as variations, and by then you have no leverage because they are on site. Compare the preliminaries line before you compare the total.
Eyob Tsegaye
BIM Coordinatorlast monthSample
Fourteen families built to the sizes that are actually sold here: 10, 15 and 20 cm blocks, 32 and 35 gauge corrugated sheets, and door leaves in the widths the joinery shops make. Free, no registration.
Yonas Alemu
Structural Engineerlast monthSample
Column-beam junctions, slab edges, stair reinforcement, retaining wall sections. Drawn to EBCS-2 and dimensioned in millimetres. Use them as a starting point, not as an approval — your engineer still signs.
Tigist Worku
Quantity Surveyorlast monthSample
Bars come in 12 m. Your slab is 7.2 m. The offcut is 4.8 m and it goes in the scrap pile unless somebody planned for it. Schedule the cutting across the whole floor instead of per element and that 8% becomes about 2%. On a G+4 that is roughly four tons.
Hiwot Berhanu
Safety Officerlast monthSample
Six short lessons on the hazards that actually cause injuries here — falls from eucalyptus, unbraced excavation, and lifting. Includes a one-page site induction you can print and use tomorrow.
Selam Tesfaye
Architectlast monthSample
Sululta is cold and the wind comes off the plateau, so the plan turns its back on it. Rooms wrap a north-facing courtyard, the masonry is 30 cm with an air gap, and the glazing is concentrated on one elevation. No heating installed and none asked for after the first winter.
Dawit Bekele
Site Engineerlast monthSample
Eight and a half hours compressed to four minutes. Worth watching for the pump repositioning at 1:40 — we lost twenty minutes there and it was entirely avoidable with a better setup.
Medosha Learning
Learning Centerlast monthSample
What the parts cover, which one governs your problem, and how to find the clause without reading the whole volume. Written for foremen and junior engineers, not for a code committee.
Samuel Teshome
Surveyorlast monthSample
Profile boards, a builder's level, a 30 m tape and the 3-4-5 rule. Accurate to about 10 mm over 20 m if you are careful, which is inside tolerance for a two-storey house. The step-by-step, with the checks that catch your own mistakes.
Eyob Tsegaye
BIM Coordinatorlast monthSample
Nobody has the original drawings, so everyone re-measures. Here is one measured survey of the 54 m² studio type, dimensioned, with the structural walls distinguished from the block partitions so you know what you can move.
Abay Steel & Metal Works
Steel Fabricatorlast monthSample
Ø12 and Ø14 have both come off; Ø8 has not moved. Two consignments cleared Djibouti in the same week, which is most of the story. Do not read a trend into it yet.
ETB 1,920per 12 m bar
-2.8% this week
Marta Yilma
Project Managerlast monthSample
Everything below ground closes by the first week of June. From June to September the crew is inside: blockwork under the completed slabs, first-fix electrical, plaster on the lower floors. Excavation resumes late September. Planned that way, the rains cost us three weeks instead of eleven.
