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lDTK*C1 II
OTMC FILE COPY I3R AZ' construction TOOL MANAGENTI;(V) byI LflLn" lDTK*C1 ELECTEIIII* SJuly 19907p 7IN,,jEngineering and ManagementJHSchool of Civil Engineering-Purdue UniversitySWest Lafayette, Indiana 47907 Divsin o CnstucioICONSTRUCTION TOOL MANAGEMENTA Special Research ProblemPresented toThe Faculty of the ConstructionEngineering ard Management ProgramPurdue UniversityIbyl Cannon L. MorseI In Partial Fulfillmentof the Requirements for the Degree ofMaster of Science in Civil EngineeringJuly 1990* Approved:Professor Bob McCullouchFaculty Advisor/Date/1/Professor Luh-Maan Changi Member, Reading CommitteeiProfessr Dke HalpinDirector, C] kyrogramIIII]/ ABSTRACT-Contractors utilize tools and equipment daily onconstruction projects.
I BACKGROUND Equipment management is a necessary part of 5 construction operations. Selecting the proper equipment to perform a task is a major responsibility for the contractor.
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