The field of construction has a broad scope in the general point of view. From the professionals to the clients and common population, this industry leaves an impact on every individual roped into a particular project and connects them together, in a vast network of technicalities, practicalities and challenges that define it. While the technical solutions in these cases hold a significance, the new approaches too get an upper hand, given the constant evolution that this industry is prone to. In such a competitive field it is important to stay updated on the below matters to understand the way the industry works, inside and out:

Materials are an integral part of construction and take up to 60% of the total construction cost. It is therefore pertinent to diligently use materials while adhering to quality construction practices.But how to ensure the quality of materials? Refer to IS codes.

The Bureau of Indian Standards publishes IS codes for the harmonious development of the activities of standardization, marking, and quality certification of goods. These codes are prepared after extensive research done across the country by reputed construction companies and organizations. The IS codes are freely available in public resources and can be downloaded from the internet.

NDT stands for Non-Destructive Testing, it is a type of testing method used to evaluate the quality and condition of materials, components, and structures without causing damage to them.

NDT methods use various techniques, such as ultrasound, X-rays, magnetic particle inspection, and visual inspection, to inspect and assess the properties of the material being tested. The goal of NDT is to provide information about the internal structure and properties of materials, components, and structures without altering their integrity or performance. This type of testing is commonly used in industries such as aerospace, manufacturing, petrochemical, civil engineering, and more, to ensure the quality and safety of products, structures, and equipment.