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This Unit describes the competencies required to execute substructure works. It involves
excavating, leveling and concreting foundation trenches, constructing foundation wall and
solid ground floor.

Concrete Technology is a core unit in the field of building and civil engineering that equips learners with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the design, production, placement, and testing of concrete. This course introduces trainees to the properties of concrete ingredients (cement, aggregates, water, and admixtures), the methods of mixing and curing, and the techniques for quality control.

Learners will gain an in-depth understanding of the behaviour of concrete in both its fresh and hardened states. The course also covers different types of concrete, concrete mix design principles, site practices, and troubleshooting common problems such as segregation, bleeding, and cracking. Environmental and safety considerations in concrete work are also emphasized to promote sustainability and health on the job site.

By the end of the course, trainees will be able to interpret mix design specifications, prepare and test concrete samples, and apply best practices in handling, placing, and curing concrete in construction works, as per national and international standards.


Key Competency Areas:

  • Identify and classify concrete ingredients

  • Prepare and design concrete mixes

  • Batch, mix, transport, and place concrete

  • Apply concrete compaction and curing techniques

  • Perform tests on fresh and hardened concrete

  • Interpret mix design data and quality control records

  • Identify and address concrete defects and failures

  • Adhere to site safety, environmental, and quality standards