You jus need to be extremely careful.I known Eleme Petrochemical very well.But the mehod the supposed HR Coordinator is adopting is a scam.

He will just search the internet to get email of candidate without considering their years of experience.This guy is not with the company ,he is only attempting to defrauding unsuspecting innocent candidate.

I received the same email severally.I just received another one today.I never applied to the company for any job. .How can i be invited for a trainee position with over 15 years experience and more than 40 years old.The guy is not intelligent enough.He will only connect with people on Linkedin and sarting send email.

Please ingnore the mail.It is fraud.He has coloned the email of Eleme Petrochemical and make it real to us.

Just be extremely careful.You can as well play along if you in Port Harcourt.Please do not travel distance for this type of work.

Best Regards

Getting land documentation is really cumbersome and time taking for lot of people.Couple with the presence of quacks and fraudulet people,lot of properties in lagos and Nigeria do not have C OF O, Survey and valid document.

Ayabaconsult, a professional managed consulting firm will help solve current problem or challenge you face concerning your property document such
1.Obtaining Cof O
2.Governor consent
3.Layout approval
4.Building plan approval
5.Land Survey
6.Land Information

The following procedure is what you need to folloow to get approved C OF O

1.Get approved survey plan of the building,making sure the red copy is at the Surveyor General's office
2.Processing of the land information .
3.Then wait for the collection of the C of O after payment of the approved fees.

In addition we have the following range of services not only in Lagos but across nigeria.

1.Obtain C of O
2.Governor's Consent
3.Layout Approval
4.Buildig Plan approval
5Land Survey
6.Lan information and son on

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TEST TO CARRY OUT ON THE STRUCTURES OF BUILDING

Building Structures Testing

Structural testing is an integral part of the modern construction industry, whether it be proving individual components or materials are fit for purpose or load testing novel or existing structures. Structural testing can be done to established standards to demonstrate adequate performance or can be more customized, for example for new products during development or for certification prior to product launch.

Full size structures may require testing in a design by test situation or in the development of novel designs or to demonstrate that an existing building can continue to meet modern standards possibly after a change of use.

As a UKAS-accredited testing laboratory (No. 0013), we can test to national, European and international standards. We offer testing of materials, products and structures in-house or on-site and often design customized testing programmes to test novel products or structural issues which are not covered in current guidelines.
Tests

Here are some examples of the types of tests that we carry out on structures:

Load testing
Impact testing
Tensile testing
Exposure site testing
Strength testing
Weatherability
Durability
Settlement
Fatigue
Cable loading on support systems
Air tightness
Water tightness
Light reflectance value testing
Slip resistance testing
Chemical testing.



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QUESTION TO ANSWER BEFORE YOU BUY THAT LAND TO BUILD ON

There are several questions you should answer before you buy land to build on or before you buy an established home.

Potential problems and costly mistakes can be avoided by the homeowner and contractor if a study of the soil and site characteristics at the site is made before construction begins or before a house is purchased.

Are the soil properties favorable for establishing and maintaining lawns, shrubs, trees, and gardens without extensive and expensive soil modifications?
Is there a flood hazard? (Is the site on a floodplain?)
Are there soil factors that prevent or limit the soil’s use for septic tank absorption fields or sewage lagoons (if public sewer system is not available)?
If you plan to install a basement, will its construction be limited by such factors as:
a. High water table, either temporary or permanent?
b. Depth to bedrock?
c. Drainage – surface ponding or excessive runoff?
d. Shrink-swell potential of subsoil?
What is the slope surrounding the building site? Will the site be stable? Will there be excessive water runoff?
What are the erosion conditions and landslide potential? Previous erosion may have caused gullies and/or have limited the depth of topsoil, requiring leveling and filling. Erosion will give a clue about the stability of soil on a slope uphill from the house.


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Why Soil Test Is Essential Before Construction

Posted by: Lekan Olofinji in Articles, Building Process, Estate Technology, Real Estate January 13, 2016 0
In this part of the world little emphasis is placed on soil test before a building is erected, hence, there is a need to bring this aspect of structural engineering under radar and this article attempts to do justice to that.

Not doing a soil test to determine the right kind of foundation for your building could spell doom for your home years later. In fact, deciding on any type of foundation for your home without a structural engineer carrying out the necessary soil test is having a death wish.

How would you feel when that house you spent millions on falls to the ground in the twinkle of an eye?

There really should be no excuse not to get the soil that beget your land tested before a building is erected on it. What you see on the surface is not indicative of what might be 10 or even 20 feet below the surface. Soil that feels firm under your feet may be very loose below the surface.

Soils vary in type, composition and strength. The differences can be significant. Some soils are very strong and can support significant weight, while other soils are weak and squish out the sides under light loads. The old buildings that are structurally sound that you see near your new lot undoubtedly have foundations that rest on high-quality soil or the weight of the structure has been transferred deeper into the ground where good soil or rock can be found.

Ordinarily, a soil test lets you know if your site conditions will attract additional building cost. For example, if it is a dump-site or they find deep fill. The idea of using the rule of thump which is prevalent in Nigeria is highly criminal and a disaster waiting to happen. Soil strength and texture can be unpredictable even within the same plot of land.

That notwithstanding, potential problems and costly mistake can be avoided in the future if you carry out a soil test on that land.

A soil test on a land is usually carried out to determine the following:

(A) Surface Texture: The amount of sand silt and clay in the soil.

(B) Permeability: The rate at which water enters and passes through the soil.

(C) Depth of soil to bedrock: This includes both topsoil and subsoil.

(D) Slope: Steepness and length of the slope.

(E) Erosion hazard: The amount of topsoil currently on the site and the potential for future losses.

(F) Surface runoff: The rate at which water flows off the site based on slope, drainage and texture.

(G) Shrink-swell of the soil: This involves changes in volume based on soil wetness.

(H) Water table: The depth at which water occurs in the soil both seasonally or permanently; and

(I) Flood hazards: The frequency that water from storm runoff inundates the site.

According to the Managing consultant, Lagos State Materials Testing Laboratory (LSMTL), Abel Famakin, since the inception of the Agency saddled with the responsibility of soil and materials testing, no incident of building collapse has been recorded from any of the certified buildings and materials tested by the Agency; pointing out that non-compliance to building standards and negligence by contractors has been responsible for perennial building collapse in the state. This information was divulged at the 8th anniversary of LSMTL last week in Lagos. This further lays credence to the importance of soil test before a building is erected on a site.

However, suggestions about a possible enforcement of soil and materials testing to curb the incidence of building collapse in the country is an issue for another day.

LSMTL was established eight years ago by the APC National leader, who was the then Lagos State Governor, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu popularly called Jagaban.

So, before you start to build make sure you get a qualified person to do a soil test and an engineer to do the site classification.


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ayabaplanner@gmail.com

I am Ayaba ,a profession registered town planner.I work with the ministry of land and housing in Lagos.It is good bye to fake survey document,C of O ,Land Survey, Governor's consent and other building document in Lagos State and other location in Nigeria. .

We offer the following services corporate organisation,individual,medium scale business owners, estatesand property owners.

-Survey approval (Red copy)
-Land Approval with LBRCA in Lagos.
-Town planning for new estate
-Building design and construction
- C of O approval.

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