Construction & Rock Slope Field Study

Students in safety helmets and vests during a construction site field visit.
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Kathford College

A four-day field study was organized for 8th Semester Civil Engineering students to strengthen their practical understanding of Construction Management and Rock Slope Engineering. During the visit, students explored several important project sites including the Narayanghat–Mugling Section, Tanahu Hydropower Project, Phedikhola Municipality, and the Madi Bridge Construction Site in Damauli.

Through these site visits, students observed real construction activities and natural rock slope conditions, allowing them to connect theoretical concepts with practical applications. The field experience provided insights into project management practices, slope stability, safety measures, and site operations. This hands-on exposure helped students better understand real-world engineering challenges and enhanced their learning beyond the classroom.

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