Spray Painting Machine in place of Roller & Brush. MECH C. Conventional
Construction .... Examples of supportable projects. PIP ... Pre-consultation with
BCA.
Tan Chee Kiat
Tan Chee Kiat Deputy Director Construction Productivity Centre We shape p a safe,, high g q quality, y, sustainable and friendly y built environment.
CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTIVITY CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTIVITY & & CAPABILITY FUND (CPCF) CAPABILITY FUND (CPCF)
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Workforce Training & U Upgrading di Enhanced BCA‐Industry BCA‐Industry Built Environment Scholarship
TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION Mechanisation Credit (Mech C) Productivity Improvement Projects (PIP) Projects (PIP) Building Information M d lli (BIM) Modelling (BIM) Fund
CAPABILITY DEVELOPMENT
Construction Engineering g g Capability Development
Mechanisation Credit MECH C
Mechanisation Credit
MECH C
What is it ?
Provide assistance for companies to reduce cost f incurred in technology adoption such as purchase or l leasing of equipment. f
The equipment must achieve 20% improvement in the specific process
Mechanisation Credit Purchase
Leasing
MECH C
For equipment cost < For equipment cost For equipment cost > $100,000 (20% co‐funding)
$20,000
$100,000
For leasing cost $30 000 $30,000 (20% co‐funding)
$6,000
$30,000
Up to $250,000 per firm per tranche
MECH C Skid Steer Loader
Screed Leveler
Concrete Placing Boom Spider Lift
Boom m Lift
Personnel Lift
Telescopic Handler
Scissor Lift
MECH C
Case Study 1
Scissors Lift in place of External Scaffoldings
Conventional Construction
EXTERNAL SCAFFOLDING
Technology Adoption
SCISSORS LIFT
MECH C
Case Study 2
Spray Painting Machine in place of Roller & Brush
Conventional Construction
Technology Adoption
MANUAL PAINTING
SPRAY PAINTING
MECH C
Case Study 3
Telescopic Handler in place of Manual Labour
Conventional Construction
MANUAL LABOUR
Technology Adoption
TELESCOPIC HANDLER
MECH C
Case Study 4
Concrete Rotary Distributor in place of Crane & B k t Bucket
C Conventional ti lC Construction t ti
CRANE & BUCKET
T h l Technology Ad Adoption ti
CONCRETE ROTARY DISTRIBUTOR
Mechanisation Credit Operational Mechanism p
Criteria:
The equipment mustt achieve hi 20% improvement in the specific process
Builder submits application to BCA BCA to issue letter of support when the application pp meets the criteria Builder to state savings g in man-day y for the construction project and provide proof of payment within a year BCA to disburse grant upon approval End
MECH C
Productivity Improvement Projects (PIP)
Productivity Improvement Projects (PIP)
PIP
Objective: Encourage process improvement through - technologies adoption; or - simplification of work procedures to achieve higher site productivity by at least 20%
Drywall (for residential project only)
Examples of PIP projects Fabric ductwork
Climbing scaffold
System Formwork
Productivity Improvement Projects (PIP)
PIP
Eligibility
Funding cap
Previous
Enhanced
Firm - Builders
$100k per application
Main con/ subcon
Main con/ subcon
Firm - Prefabricators
$500k per application generally
Prefabricator
Prefabricator
Main con / subcon together with another firm
All firms (e.g. contractors, developers developers, consultants, suppliers)
Public sector agencies with other firms
Public sector agencies with other firms
PIP level
Group – At least 2 unrelated companies
Industry – To be led by Public Agency with att least l t 2 unrelated l t d companies
$500k per application
$1 million per application (for private sector companies)
Productivity Improvement Projects ((PIP))
PIP
Major allowable costs include: Major allowable costs include: a. Manpower a. Manpower‐Related Related Costs Costs • Salary of project members •Airfare (economy) &Cost of Living Allowance • Training Costs b. Equipment & Materials • Equipment • Materials/Consumables • Software
c. Professional Services • Consultancy • Subcontracting d. Intellectual Property Rights • Licensing/Royalties • Technology Acquisition
Productivity Improvement Projects (PIP) List of companies awarded f d d PIP grant
PIP
Each received on average $230,000
1) Balanced Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd 2) Besco Building Supplies (S.E.A.) Pte Ltd 2) Besco Building Supplies (S E A ) Pte Ltd 3) CMC Construction Pte Ltd 4) Environ Construction Pte Ltd 5) L.S. Construction Pte Ltd 6) Peck Brothers Construction Pte Ltd 7) S 7) Samwoh h Construction Pte Ltd C i P Ld 8) SH Design & Build Pte Ltd > 20 other firms are 9) Singa Development Pte Ltd 9) Singa Development Pte Ltd currently preparing 10) Tiong Seng Contractors (Pte) Ltd their applications to 11) Uniseal Waterproofing Pte Ltd BCA
Productivity Improvement Projects - Examples of supportable projects
Re‐engineer work processes Traditional Timber Formwork
PIP
System Formwork
Productivity Improvement Projects - Examples of supportable projects
Re‐engineer work processes Traditional Scaffold
PIP
External climbing working platform
Productivity Improvement Projects - Examples of supportable projects
Re‐engineer work processes
Normal Concrete
Self Compacting Concrete
PIP
Productivity Improvement Projects - Examples of supportable projects
Re‐engineer work processes
PIP
Precast Basement Wall
Productivity Improvement Projects - Examples of supportable projects 1
PIP
2 Back ac o of pa panel e Toilet wall
Completed 3
Integrated y Restroom System
4
Productivity Improvement Projects - Examples of supportable projects
Re‐engineer work processes Traditional bathroom construction on site: Labour intensive Coordination of > 15 different trades
Prefab Bathroom
PIP
Productivity Improvement Projects - Examples of supportable projects
Re‐engineer work processes Brickwall
Drywall
PIP
Productivity Improvement Projects - Examples of supportable projects
PIP
Re‐engineer Re engineer work processes
Floor Tile
Laying of tiles without screed / / plaster
Concrete Slab
No screed on floor ‐ to immediately receive tile/stone finish using thin bed adhesive
Use of adhesive No plaster on walls – to immediately receive tile/ stone/ wallpaper/ paint
Productivity Improvement Projects - Examples of supportable projects
Re‐engineer work processes
Pre‐fabricated duct
PIP
Use of Prefab, pre‐insulated air‐con ducts & Fabric ducts
Fabric ductwork http://www.youtube.com/user/TheLGMGro up#p/a/u/1/lXpmupAy9P8 (for more info)
Productivity Improvement Projects - Examples of supportable projects Re engineer Re‐engineer work processes
PIP
Use of flexible pipes
Flexible piping for plumbing p g
Flexible water pipe i
Productivity Improvement Projects - Examples of supportable projects Re engineer Re‐engineer work processes
PIP
Using BIM & Total Station to do setting up/ as‐built
g Software Design
Total Station
Productivity Improvement Projects (PIP)
Application and Application and Project Implementation Implementation process Criteria: 20% productivity improvement in the specific process in terms of: p
PIP
P Pre-consultation lt ti with ith BCA Firm submits application to BCA Firm to present to Evaluation Panel BCA to send letter of offer if supported
a)m, m2,m3 or ton per manhour b)Shorter duration using same Firm to submit progress reports & claims b)Shorter duration using same number of workers Firm to submit final report & claim End
Building Information Modelling (BIM) Fund
Building Information Modelling (BIM) Fund
What is it ?
Provide funding assistance for companies who would like to adopt BIM software into their work processes to improve productivity.
Building Information Modelling (BIM) Fund Enhanced Funding cap Funding cap Per individual firm (for training, software purchase)
$20,000
Per project (shared among project team members)
$210,000 cap of $35,000 $ per discipline*
Maximum no. of applications per firm
3 per firm cap of $105,000 per firm
7 contractors have applied for the scheme.
Productivity and Innovation Credit (PIC)
Productivity and Innovation Credit
Example:
$100 Expenditure
$400
$68
Tax Savings Tax Deduction 400% deduction on $100 = $400 Credit Tax savings = 17% x $400 = $68
S Supportable t bl automation t ti equipment/ i t/ system: t a. Concreting pump b. RideRide-on concrete trowel c Auto c. Auto--climb scaffold system d. CNC machinery e. Computer Computer--aided design/ drafting software
Pls refer to www.iras.gov.sg for more information
Example of Tapping on both MechC and PIC Credit ABC Builder have decided to purchase a new concrete pump to improve it’s site productivity. Assuming the concrete pump cost S$180,000.00, below an illustration on how ABC builder tapped on the MechC scheme and PIC credit to enjoy the government incentives. Purchase Price S tf M hC S h (20%) Support from MechC Scheme (20%) Balance
S$180,000.00 ( ) (S$ 36,000.00) (S$ 36 000 00) (a) S$144,000.00
Tax deduction
400% deduction on S$144,000.00 S$576,000.00) Tax Saving = 17% x S$576,000 (b) (S$ 97,920.00) _____________________________________________________________________
Total Incentives (a) + (b)
Actual Expenditure S$180,000.00 – S$133,920.00 =
S$ 133,920.00
S$46,080.00 S Saved d 74.4% 74 4%
Tan Chee Kiat Deputy Director Construction Productivity Centre Tel: 6325 5056 Email: l h k @b
We shape a safe, high quality, sustainable and friendly built environment.