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Pcs 1
Pcs 1
Financial controls - are methods, rules, and procedures used to manage finances. They contribute to an
organization's financial accountability and due diligence. Controls can be established via accountabilities,
responsibilities, and automation.
Give 3-5 instances of financial controls:
o Accounting Standards
o Financial Statements
o Operating Metrics
o Policies
o Segregation of Duties
o Reconciliation
o Responsibilities
o Approvals
o Disbursement Policies
o Audit Trail
o Information Security
Questions
1.) This method is where you count everything that is required that comes at a unit price?
-Unit Pricing Method
2.)
means the cost of rented or owned equipment, including cost of loading,
transportation, unloading, erection, maintenance, dismantling and removal.
-Construction Equipment Cost
3.)
takeoff.
-Material estimate
is also known as a quantity takeoff, a construction takeoff or a material
4.)
_ represents the decline in market value of a piece of equipment due to
age, wear, deterioration, and obsolescence.
- Depreciation
5.).
is the simplest to understand as it makes the basic assumption that the
equipment will lose the same amount of value every year of its useful life until it reaches its salvage value.
- Straight-Line Depreciation
6.)
are the costs incurred only when the equipment is used.
- Operating Costs
7.) It is the amount to be paid to any subcontractor hired by the contractor for the principal purpose of obtaining the
auditing services under this agreement.
- Subcontract cost
8.) Calculation method of subcontracting cost where, the cost is calculated by multiplying the end item quantity by the
subtracting rate.
- Fixed amount by product
9.) The
is calculated by multiplying the end quantity display by the
subcontracting rate factor and the subcontracting rate.
-Operation rate
10. Are plant operating costs that are not direct labor or direct material costs.
- Project Overhead Cost
11.) The costs of a project that a company incurs indirectly, also known as
-Indirect cost
12.) Give 2 example of Project Overhead Cost
Direct labor costs
Direct labor hours
Direct materials costs
The sum of direct labor and
Material costs
13) what is BQM?
BILL OF QUANTITIES
14) PURPOSES OF BILL OF QUANTITIES.
To make the tendering process more uniform
For establishing a method for valuing the project that is both transparent and exact.
To provide a thorough description of the work and its rates, as well as the overall cost.
To help quantity surveyors in ensuring that individual contractors have filed valld tenders that comply with the
specifications.
15.) How to prepare bill of quantities?
Description of work
Quantity take-off
Rates per unit of work
1. What are the manufacturing plans prepared upon release of the subdivided work descriptions are used for?
Answer: to prepare tool lists for manufacturing, gunlity assurance, and engineering (Mine jojowain si April
Joy)
2. In conducting a construction project, a proper project scheduling can save what?
Answer: Time and money (Mine uno)
3. BOM stands for?
Answer: Bill of Materials (Mine Kopiko brown)
4. Who are in charge in preparing details, resource plans, development of accuracy, cost planning, cost
estimation, cost budgeting, cost control, and cost analysis?
Answer: Quantity Surveyors (Mine Engineer)
5. What is the first step in project scheduling sequence flowchart?
Answer: Signed Contract (Mine PCS 1)
6. What are the three estimates in cost overruns that if it exceeded, it can result in project delays on top of the
increased total cost of the build?
Answer: Labor, material, and overhead costs (Mine Square root of 144)
7. What is the third step in the flowchart of material cost scheduling?
Answer: Subdivided work description or Work planning authorization (Mine Reduction factor)