Booklet WBS V0.8

WorkBreakdown Structure

SYSTRA

13th October 2015

Booklet for comments by regions and production centres

V5

SOMMAIREp.03 What is a WBS?

p.04 Work Breakdown Structure Overview

p.05 Key Principles of the Work Breakdown Structure

p.06 A Work Package is a fundamental element of Project Management

p.07 All benefit

p.08 WBS principles should help Project Managers obtain a good segmentation of their projects

p.09 The WBS project segmentation should be reflected in SYSTRA’s information system

p.10 The 5 principles behind the Workpackage structure

p.11 Four questions pinpoint the Work Package

p.12 Contractual lots: CWBS

p.13 Identifying the mission: 1 letter out of 7

p.14 Activity Breakdown Structure

p.15 Identification of the project’s phase out of 13 Codes (either a letter or a number)

p.16 PBS

p.17 Identification of the object of the mission:

p.18 OBS

p.21 EDMS Tree structure

p.22 Spot Activity code and EDMS

p.23 5 project types

p.24 WBS impact depending on volumes

p.25 PBS codes

What is a WBS?

“WBS is the process of

subdividing project deliverables

and project work into smaller,

more manageable components.

The work breakdown structure

(WBS) is a deliverable-oriented

hierarchical decomposition of

the work to be executed by the

project team to accomplish the

project objectives and create the

required deliverables”

Project Management Institute

Work Breakdown Structure Overview

Work

Breakdown

StructureOBS

&

Work

PackagesGantt

&

Pert charts

Workload

&

resource

Plan Cost

curves

WHAT?

WHO?

WHEN?

HOW?

HOW MUCH?

Key Principles of the Work Breakdown Structure

WP WP WP

WP WP WP

WP

WP

A Project is a sum of Work Packages

∑ cost/scope/Gmeline WPs

=

Project cost/scope/timeline

SPOT

A Work Package = a meaningful

SPOT Activity Code using

SYSTRA’s common language

Small

projectLarge

project

Common method for

generating Work Packages

WP

WP

WP

WP

WP

EDMS

WP1

WP2

WP3

WP4

Moving a document into its WP

folder tags it with the meaningful

WP codes

Project

The Work Packages

generate EDMS

folders

EDMS

WP1

WP2

WP3

WP4

Common language for SYSTRA

A Work Package is a fundamental element of Project Management

Commitment

WP

Costs

Physical Progress

Planning

Quality

Deliverables

SOURCE

Monitoring

WP

WP

WP

WP

WP

Feasibility

� Scope

� Control level

� Budget

� Deadline

� Input data

availability

� Resource

availability

WP WP WP

WP WP WP

WP

WP

Project

Manager

Work Package

Manager

Work Package

Owner

Part of the

production team

SCOPE

QCD

All benefit

Feasibility

Commitment

Monitoring Cost avoidance

Responsibility

Objective attainment

Project Manager

Finance Controller

Technical coordinator

WPO

ProjectProduction

Quality

Cost

Delivery

Technical Speciality referee

Department Head

Product Manager

Product

Entity

WBS principles should help Project Managers obtain a good

segmentation of their projects

Can the Work

Package Owner

master all the

activities?

Is the budget too

small or too

large?

Is the timescale

too short or too

long?

Does it involve

too few a

number of

people or too

many?

Tests of a good segmentation:

�

�

�

The scope

�

A large project may have only

one work package while a

smaller one has 23!

The WBS project segmentation should be reflected in SYSTRA’s

information system

The 5 principles behind the Workpackage structure

Mode of

Transportation/Market

Segments

11 Modes/Segments

1 2 3 4

The following elements are always distinguishable:

0-Transport modes

1-Contractual lots

2-Activities

3-Products

4-Organisations

0

Four questions pinpoint the Work Package

PBS

10 Families for over 200 products

ABS 2 3CWBS 1

6 families for 11 project phases

WHAT PHASE IS THE WHAT PHASE IS THE WHAT PHASE IS THE WHAT PHASE IS THE PROJECT IN?PROJECT IN?PROJECT IN?PROJECT IN?

WHAT IS SYSTRA’S WHAT IS SYSTRA’S WHAT IS SYSTRA’S WHAT IS SYSTRA’S MISSION?MISSION?MISSION?MISSION?

WHAT IS THE OBJECT OF WHAT IS THE OBJECT OF WHAT IS THE OBJECT OF WHAT IS THE OBJECT OF THE MISSION?THE MISSION?THE MISSION?THE MISSION?

4 categories

WHAT WHAT WHAT WHAT ARE ARE ARE ARE THE THE THE THE CONTRACT’S LOTS?CONTRACT’S LOTS?CONTRACT’S LOTS?CONTRACT’S LOTS?

1 A

2 B

3 C

4 D

5 E

6 F

7 G

8 H

9 I

10 J

11 K

12 L

up to 260 lots from A to Z9

C

Contractual lots: CWBS

The CWBS allows for the isolation

of an element to which a specific

budget, timeframe and

deliverables are associated.

A project may benefit from a finer

segmentation into geographical

zones or into structuring

elements (stations, tunnels,

bridges, buildings). The A to Z9

coding enables one to cope with

projects with up to 260 lots using

only 2 characters.

When reporting by CWBS is not a

client’s requirement and would

unnecessarily multiply the

number of Work Packages, a

simpler CWBS may be chosen.

Result 3 ème Lot

1

1 A

2 B

3 C

4 D

5 E

6 F

7 G

8 H

9 I

10 J

11 K

12 L

�

3rd lot

Identifying the mission:

1 letter out of 4

13

Result

2

D

�

Systra is carrying out the work

DO Review Manage Other

D R M O

Conseil Amont/Upstream consultancy � �MMO (Mandat de Maîtrise d'Ouvrage)/Project's mandate � �AMO (Assistance à MOA)/Project management assistance � �

MOE (Maîtrise d'Œuvre)/Project Manager �Ingénierie & Design � �

Tierce Partie �Arbitrage �

Conseil �Feasibility Studies � �

Programming � � �Surveys � � �

Concept Design � �Basic Design � �

Procurement � � � �PMO (Project Management Office) �

PM (Project Management) �CM (Construction Management) �

Engineer � � � �T&C (Testing & Commissioning) � �

OPC (Ordonnancement, Pilotage et Coordination)

SCMC (Scheduling, construction management and coordination) �Etudes/Simulations � �

EOQA (Experts ou Organismes Qualifiés Agréés) Evaluation de la

sécurité/Safety evaluation �Formation/Training �

Logiciel/Software � �

Missions

The different

missions that SYSTRA

carries out can be

sorted using 1 of 4

mission codes.

Combining the

mission with the

project phase and

the object of the

mission permits the

unique identification

of the work

performed

Activity Breakdown Structure2

ABSWHAT PHASE IS THE PROJECT IN?WHAT PHASE IS THE PROJECT IN?WHAT PHASE IS THE PROJECT IN?WHAT PHASE IS THE PROJECT IN?

11 project phases

�

15

Identification of the project’s phase

out of 13 Codes (either a letter or a number)

Result

2

�Project Phase

4 Project’s phase is Detailed Design

PBS3

WHAT IS THE WHAT IS THE WHAT IS THE WHAT IS THE OBJECT OF THE OBJECT OF THE OBJECT OF THE OBJECT OF THE MISSION?MISSION?MISSION?MISSION?

10 Families

�

Numerical

code from

000 to 999

17

910 Général

911 CVC/HVAC

912Désenfumage/Smoke Management

System

913Système d'extraction/Fire Fighting

System

914 Epuisement/Dewatering

915 Plomberie/Plumbing

916Mécanisation des

accès/Escalator/Elevator

917 BT/Eclairage/LV/Lighting

Gare souterraine/

underground station

Mécanique, Electricité & Plomberie

Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing (MEP)

Identification of the object of the mission:

Mécanique, Electricité & Plomberie

Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing (MEP)

Gare souterraine/

underground station

Mécanisation des


916Result

3

900 Général

910Gare souterraine/

underground station

920Bâtiment souterrain autre que gare/

underground building other than a

station

930Ouvrage souterrain/

underground work

940Gare à niveau/

at grade station

950Bâtiment à niveau autre que gare/

building at grade other than a station

960Plateforme & Ouvrage en terre/

Platform & Earthwork Structure

970Gare aérienne/

elevated station

980Bâtiment aérien autre que

gare/elevated building other than a

station

990Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work

�

18

OBS

�

4

There is only

one entity

responsible for

each work

package (that of

the work

package owner)

even if other

entities

marginally

contribute

MODES

Responsible

Entity

Contributor

Contributor

Co

ntr

ibu

tor

Co

ntr

ibu

tor

� �

�

�

Work

Package

Work

PackageWork

Package

FR01T15XXX.C.

D4916

Work

PackageWork

Package

Depending on the size

of the WPs, they can be

consolidated when they

belong to the same

family

PROJECT FR01T15XXX

WP MEP

Underground station

Escalator/Elevator

Work

Package

Work

Package

Pre-Feasibility

Study

Feasibility

Study

Concept

Design

Preliminary

Design

Detailed

Design

StudiesFeasibility S

1 2 3 4

F

0

816= Civil Work on the

equipment of the

underground station

916= MEP on the

escalator/elevator of

underground station

Code 810 = Civil Work

on underground station

Code 910 = MEP on

underground station

EDMS TREE STRUCTURE

� The WBS enables the identification of the Work

packages and their activity codes

� The Production Works Packages generate the folders

inside the Production Folder

� The project manager finds the project’s segmentation

within the EDMS

� Production teams working on a document for a Work

Package know where to file their documents: in the

Work Package folder that has the same number as

their imputation code (activity code)

� The structure within the WP corresponds to the level 3

PBS and the segmentation required by the trade

� Documents are automatically tagged by placing them

in a particular Work Package (contractual

lot/Mission/Phase/Object)

� Documents can be viewed in any order

A Work Package has a

unique meaningful

activity code in SPOTThe number of work

packages depends on

the size of the project

� Work Package Owners and Project Managers

can monitor production’s progress

� People in charge of entities can sort data by

Mission/Phase/Object for all the projects of

the entities concerned

� People in charge of a product line can sort

data by Mission/Phase/Object for all the

projects of the products concerned

A.D0002

A.D0030

Activité(s) = Work PackageAffaires

0 Contract/Tender

1 input data

2 Administrative data

3 Integration

4 Procurement

5 Communication

6 HR & Organization

7 Scope & WBS

8 Cost

9 Schedule

10 Quality & HSE

11 Risks

12 Closure & REX

Each work package folder

contains the common

management folders as well as

their specific production folders

SPOT Activity code and EDMS

FR01T15S46.A D 2500

Hours are recorded in the

Information system

Package 500

SPOT

The project

EDMSA document can be filed

at the 3rd PBS level

If the work assigned concerned

only Passenger services, the

activity code would be at the 2nd

Level (530); If the work assigned

concerned only Automatic Fare

Collection the activity code

would be at the 3rd Level 3 (534)

FR01T15S46.A D 2534

6 families for 11 project phases

WHAT PHASE IS THE WHAT PHASE IS THE WHAT PHASE IS THE WHAT PHASE IS THE PROJECT IN?PROJECT IN?PROJECT IN?PROJECT IN?

WHAT IS SYSTRA’S WHAT IS SYSTRA’S WHAT IS SYSTRA’S WHAT IS SYSTRA’S MISSION?MISSION?MISSION?MISSION?

WHAT IS THE OBJECT OF WHAT IS THE OBJECT OF WHAT IS THE OBJECT OF WHAT IS THE OBJECT OF THE MISSION?THE MISSION?THE MISSION?THE MISSION?

4 categories

WHAT WHAT WHAT WHAT ARE ARE ARE ARE THE THE THE THE CONTRACT’S LOTS?CONTRACT’S LOTS?CONTRACT’S LOTS?CONTRACT’S LOTS?

1 A

2 B

3 C

4 D

5 E

6 F

7 G

8 H

9 I

10 J

11 K

12 L

up to 260 lots from A to Z9

5 Project types

# Project type Description Number

of work

Package

Activity

Code

REP EDMS

folders

within

Project

Comments

1

Mono-technique

autonomous

1 entity responsible with no

contributors

1 1 0 or 1 1 If the budget is less than a week worth of work,

there is no QCD scope sheet or WPO. If the

budget is higher, the Project Manager also

assumes the role of WPO

2

Mono-technique with

contributors

1 entity responsible with

contributors

1 1 0 or 1 1 The contributors represent less than 25% of the

Work Package and less than 50k Euros. A project

becomes multi disciplinary when a contributor

exceeds that level. CAD can have a Work

Package.

3

Multi-disciplinary with

no project team

A WPO for each Work Package ≥ 2 ≥ 2 ≥ 2 ≥ 2 The management is integrated within the WP.

One WPO can be lead.

4


project team

The Project Manager is the REP

of the WP Project Management

≥ 3 ≥ 3 ≥ 3 ≥ 3 Technical coordination is integrated in the

Project Management WP

5


project team and

project coordination

team

There is also a WP Production

Management. A technical

coordinator or Director or Work

Package Manager is REP of the

WP Production Management

≥ 4 ≥ 4 ≥ 4 ≥ 4 Production Management is separated from

Project Management

(1 OU 2) * X

3 + WP Project

Management

4 + WP Production

Management

1 Activity

Code

=

1 Work

Package

+200

hours

(53%

of

codes)

- 37

hours

(17% of

codes)

WPO

<37-

200>

hours

(30% of

codes)

Scope

QCD

In all casesDepending on volume

1 2 3

WBS impact depending on volumes

SPOT

ProjectProduct

Entity

WPO Dashboard(Automatic Dashboard)

Project Product

Entity

EDMS TREE

STRUCTURE

1 Activity

Code

=

1 EDMS

folder

Project

Activity

Titre de la présentation

0Système de Transport/

Transport System

000 Général Général 010

Gestion de projet/Project

Management/Coordination

technique/Technical Coordination

Général

020Logistique & Administratif

Logistics & Administration Général030

Etudes de conseil

Consulting studies Etude de marché et

modélisation

040 Environnement Général 060Computer Aided Design (CAD)& Building

Information Modeling (BIM) CAD Station080

Intégration du Système de Transport/

Transport system integration Général

001Général Etudes de conseil (Général)

Consulting studies011




Coordination technique/Intégration


Logistics & Administration Project Office031

Etudes de conseil

Consulting studies Analyse économique

et financière

041 Environnement Air 061Computer Aided Design (CAD)& Building

Information Modeling (BIM) CAD Tunnel081


Transport system integration Exigences

du système

System requirements

002 Général Surveys 012




Procurement

022

Logistique & Administratif

Logistics & Administration Information

Technology (IT)

032

Etudes de conseil

Consulting studies Plan et politique de

transport

042Environnement

Terre/Land/Paysage/Sols062

Computer Aided Design (CAD)& Building

Information Modeling (BIM) CAD

Earthwork

082


Transport system integration Gestion

des interfaces

Interface management

003 Général Topographic Survey 013




Communication, Stakeholders &

Documentation


Logistics & Administration Logistics033

Etudes de conseil

Consulting studies Aménagement des

espaces d'échanges

043 Environnement Eau 063



Viaduct/Bridge

083


Transport system integration Validation

du système

System Verification and validation

004 Général Traffic Road Survey 014




Human Resources & Organization


Logistics & Administration Security034

Etudes de conseil

Consulting studies Ingénierie des trafics

routiers

044 Environnement Hommes 064



Dépôt/autre bâtiment

090FMDS & Sécurité/

RAMS & Safety Général

005 Général Buildings Inventory 015




Scope & WBS


Logistics & Administration Insurance035

Etudes de conseil

Consulting studies Optimisation des

réseaux

045 Environnement Faune-Flore 065Computer Aided Design (CAD)& Building

Information Modeling (BIM) BIM Station091

FMDS & Sécurité/

RAMS & Safety Conseil, pilotage &

réglementation

RAMS management

006Général Geology & Hydrogeology

Studies & Reports016



technique/Technical Coordination Time

& Planning

026


Logistics & Administration Permits &

Approvals

036Etudes de conseil

Consulting studies Fret/Logistique050

Urbanisme

Urban design Général066


Information Modeling (BIM) BIM Tunnel092

FMDS & Sécurité/

RAMS & Safety Etudes sécurité

Safety & hazard analysis

007Général Computer Aided Design (CAD)

(Général)017



technique/Technical Coordination Cost

& Budget

027


Logistics & Administration Other

Administrative Topics

037

Etudes de conseil

Consulting studies Conception et

insertion des projets de transport

SIG/cartographie

051Urbanisme

Urban design Fonctionnel067


Information Modeling (BIM) BIM

Earthwork

093

FMDS & Sécurité/

RAMS & Safety Etudes FMD

RAM analysis

008Général Building Information Modeling

(BIM) (Général)018




Quality & HSE

038

Etudes de conseil

Consulting studies Technologie et

services à la mobilité

052Urbanisme

Urban design Paysage068



Viaduct/Bridge

094

FMDS & Sécurité/

RAMS & Safety Evaluation indépendante

Independent Assessment

009Général Geographic Information System

(GIS/SIG) (Général)019



technique/Technical Coordination Risks

039Etudes de conseil

Consulting studies Transport par câble053

Urbanisme

Urban design Eclairage069



Dépôt/autre bâtiment

054Urbanisme

Urban design Mobilier urbain070

Geographic Information System

(GIS/SIG) SIG Station

055Urbanisme

Urban design Revêtements071

Geographic Information System

(GIS/SIG) SIG Tunnel

072Geographic Information System

(GIS/SIG) SIG Earthwork


(GIS/SIG) SIG Viaduct/Bridge


(GIS/SIG) SIG Dépôt/autre bâtiment

100

Matériel Roulant, Exploitation &

Maintenance/Rolling Stock,

Operation & Maintenance

100 Général Général 120

Ateliers, garages et Equipements

Workshops, garages & Equipements

Général

130Exploitation

Operation Général140 Maintenance Général

110Véhicule

Vehicule Général121



Atelier/Workshop/Dépôt

(Neuf/New)

131

Exploitation

Operation Ingénierie d'exploitation

Operations engineering

141

Maintenance Ingénierie de

maintenance

Maintenance engineering

111Véhicule

Vehicule Neuf/New122



Atelier/Workshop/Dépôt

(Modifié/Modified)

132Exploitation

Operation Simulateur

Simulator

142

Maintenance Gestion de maintenance

assistée par ordinateur (GMAO)

Computerized maintenance

management system (CMMS)

112Véhicule

Vehicule Rénové/Renovated123



Equipements d'atelier

Workshop equipment

133Exploitation

Operation Système d'information

Information System

143Maintenance Véhicules de

maintenance (VMI)

Maintenance Vehicule

113Véhicule

Vehicule Modifié/Modified124



Garage

(Neuf/New)

144Maintenance Equipement infra

Infra equipment

125



Garage

(Modifié/Modified)

145Maintenance Gestion d'actifs

Asset Management

126



Equipements de garage

Garage equipment

200

Signalisation &

Automatismes/Signaling &

Automation

200 Général Général 220Automatismes de conduite

Automatic train control Général230

Régulation du trafic

Automatic train supervision Général240 Logique Traction Général

210

Enclenchement & équipements de voie

Interlocking & trackside equipement

Général

221

Automatismes de conduite

Automatic train control IHM (Interface

Homme Machine)

231


Automatic train supervision SAT (Suivi

Automatique des Trains/Véhicules)

241 Logique Traction Interlocking System

211Enclenchement & équipements de voie


Enclenchements

222Automatismes de conduite

Automatic train control Automatic Train

Operation/ATC

232


Automatic train supervision DAAT

(Dispositif d'Arrêt Automatique des

Trains/Véhicules)

250Signalisation lumineuse de trafic

Général

212



Poste aiguillage


Automatic train control Contrôle Vitesse233


Automatic train supervision IAV

(Identification Automatique des

Véhicules)

213



Postes nouvelle génération (PAI 2006)


Automatic train control CBTC234


Automatic train supervision Dispositifs

d'annonce automatique (DALGV)

214



installation de contre-sens


Automatic train control KCV235


Automatic train supervision ATS

215



Interface Signalisation


Automatic train control ERTMS236


Automatic train supervision MISTRAL

216



Système de détection des trains en

zone de poste


Automatic train control TVM

217



Contrôle d'espacement (hors zones de

postes)

218



Commutateurs V160 ou V170 (LGV)


300Systèmes de protection quai-

voie/Platforms Protection Systems

300 Général Général

310 Platform Screen doors (PSD) Général

320 Systèmes de détection Général

330Commutateurs de zone élémentaire de

protection (ZEP) Général

340 Dispositif d'autorisation Général

350 Transit Road Priority (ITS) Général


400 Electrification


410Energie

Power supply Général

420CEM

EMC Général

430Mise à la terre & courants vagabonds

Earthing & Bonding & Stray Current

Général

440Lac & Caténaire

Overhead Catenary System (OCS)

Général


500

Systèmes

d'Information/Information

systems

500 Général Général 520Réseaux mobiles

Wireless networks Général530

Services voyageurs

Passenger services Général540

Systèmes de sécurité-sûreté

Security systems Général550

Système de supervision et de

commande

Supervisory & control systems Général

560

Centre d'exploitation & de maintenance

Operations & maintenance center

Général

510Réseaux fixes

Fixed networks Général521

Réseaux mobiles

Wireless networks Accès Radio/

Radio access

531

Services voyageurs

Passenger services Signalétique

dynamique

541Systèmes de sécurité-sûreté

Security systems Vidéosurveillance551


commande

Supervisory & control systems Système

d'aide à l'exploitation (SAE)/

Automatic vehicule management

system

561



Définition des centres d'exploitation et

de maintenance

511Réseaux fixes

Fixed networks Réseaux Multiservices522

Réseaux mobiles

Wireless networks Architecture réseau/

Network architecture

532

Services voyageurs

Passenger services Signalétique

statique


Security systems Contrôle d'accès552


commande

Supervisory & control systems SCADA

562



ergonomie

512

Réseaux fixes

Fixed networks Téléphonie &

Interphonie

523

Réseaux mobiles

Wireless networks Equipements

embarqués/

Onboard equipment

533

Services voyageurs

Passenger services Sonorisation/

Public address

543

Systèmes de sécurité-sûreté

Security systems Detection incendie/

Fire detection

553


commande

Supervisory & control systems SIAM

563



simulateurs

513

Réseaux fixes

Fixed networks Système d'information

& datawarehousing

524

Réseaux mobiles

Wireless networks Exploitation

ferroviaire/Railway operations

534

Services voyageurs

Passenger services

Billettique/Automatic Fare Collection


Security systems Cyber Sécurité554


commande

Supervisory & control systems PCC/OCC

514Réseaux fixes

Fixed networks Câbles


600 Voiries et Réseaux Divers/Utilities


610 Voiries et Réseaux Divers (VRD) Général

620 Routes de travaux Général

630 Parking/park & ride Général

640 Chemins/traversées de cables Général

650Eclairage/lighting/ (y/c de sécurité)

Général


700 Voie/Traçé/Track/Alignment

700 Général Général 720Voie avec conditions spécifiques

Général730 Traçé Général

710 Voie Général 721Voie avec conditions spécifiques

Appareil de voie731 Traçé Horizontal

711 Voie Appareil de voie 722Voie avec conditions spécifiques

Passage à niveau (PN)732 Traçé Vertical

712 Voie Passage à niveau (PN) 723Voie avec conditions spécifiques 3ème

rail733 Traçé Ferroviaire/Rail

713 Voie 3ème rail 724Voie avec conditions spécifiques

Alimentation Par le Sol (APS)734 Traçé Routier/Road

714 Voie Alimentation Par le Sol (APS) 725Voie avec conditions spécifiques

Permanent markers & signs735 Traçé Metro

715 Voie Permanent markers & signs 736 Traçé Tramway

716 Voie Pose de voie (Appitrack …)


800 Génie Civil/Civil Works

800 Général Général 810Gare souterraine/

underground station Général820

Structure souterrainne autre que gare/

underground structure other than a

station Général

830

Ouvrage souterrain linéaire (Tunnel)/

underground in line work (Tunnel)

Général

840Gare à niveau/

at grade station Général850

Bâtiment à niveau autre que gare/


Général


Platform & Earthwork Structure Général870

Gare aérienne/

elevated station Général880

Bâtiment aérien autre que gare/

elevated building other than a station

Général

890Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Général

801 Général Fonctionnalités 811Gare souterraine/

underground station Géotechnique821



station Géotechnique

831



Géotechnique

841Gare à niveau/

at grade station Géotechnique851



Fonctionnalités

861

Plateforme & Ouvrage en terre/


Géotechnique

871Gare aérienne/

elevated station Géotechnique881



Fonctionnalités

891Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Pont-rail courant

802 Général Architecture 812Gare souterraine/

underground station Fonctionnalités822



station Fonctionnalités

832



Fonctionnalités

842Gare à niveau/

at grade station Fonctionnalités852



Architecture

862


Platform & Earthwork Structure Projets

Routiers/Routes/Roads/Highways

872Gare aérienne/

elevated station Fonctionnalités882



Architecture

892Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Pont-route courant

803 Général Structure 813Gare souterraine/

underground station Architecture823



station Architecture

833



Architecture

843Gare à niveau/

at grade station Architecture853



Structure

863


Platform & Earthwork Structure Projets

Ferroviaires

873Gare aérienne/

elevated station Architecture883



Structure

893Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Viaduct en U

804 Général Structures Souterraines 814Gare souterraine/

underground station Structure nouvelle824



station Structure nouvelle

834



Structure nouvelle

844Gare à niveau/

at grade station Structure nouvelle854



Gros œuvre

864



Terrasssement

874Gare aérienne/

elevated station Structure nouvelle884



Gros œuvre

894

Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Pont non courant metal

rail

805 Général Gares 815

Gare souterraine/

underground station Structure

réabilitée

825



station Structure réabilitée

835



Structure réabilitée

845Gare à niveau/

at grade station Structure réabilitée855



Equipement

865



Walkway/Chaussée

875Gare aérienne/

elevated station Structure réabilitée885



Equipement

895

Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Pont non courant béton

rail

806 Général Depot 816Gare souterraine/

underground station Gros œuvre826



station Gros œuvre

836


underground in line work (Tunnel) Gros

œuvre

846Gare à niveau/

at grade station Gros œuvre856



Sécurité incendie

866



Tranchée ouverte

876Gare aérienne/

elevated station Gros œuvre886



Sécurité incendie

896

Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Pont non courant metal

route

807 Général Quai/Station Platform 817Gare souterraine/

underground station Station Box827



station Equipement

837



Equipement

847Gare à niveau/

at grade station Station Box867



Blindage et Soutènement

877Gare aérienne/

elevated station Station Box897

Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Pont non courant béton

route

808 Général Equipement 818Gare souterraine/

underground station Equipement828



station Sécurité incendie

838



Sécurité incendie

848Gare à niveau/

at grade station Equipement868



Drainage/Hydraulique

878Gare aérienne/

elevated station Equipement898

Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Passerelle

809 Général Sécurité incendie 819Gare souterraine/

underground station Sécurité incendie849

Gare à niveau/

at grade station Sécurité incendie869



Protections

acoustiques/Aménagements

paysagers/Clôtures

879Gare aérienne/

elevated station Sécurité incendie899

Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Pylones transport à câble


900

Mécanique, Electricité &

Plomberie/Mechanical, Electrical

& Plumbing (MEP)

900 Général Général 910Gare souterraine/

underground station Général920

Bâtiment souterrain autre que gare/


station Général


underground work Général940

Gare à niveau/

at grade station Général950



Général


Platform & Earthwork Structure Général970

Gare aérienne/

elevated station Général980

Bâtiment aérien autre que


station Général

990Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Général

901 Général CVC/HVAC 911Gare souterraine/

underground station CVC/HVAC921



station CVC/HVAC


underground work CVC/HVAC941

Gare à niveau/

at grade station CVC/HVAC951



CVC/HVAC

961



CVC/HVAC

971Gare aérienne/

elevated station CVC/HVAC981



station CVC/HVAC

991Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work CVC/HVAC

902Général Désenfumage/Smoke

Management System912

Gare souterraine/

underground station

Désenfumage/Smoke Management

System

922



station Désenfumage/Smoke

Management System

932

Ouvrage souterrain/

underground work Désenfumage/Smoke

Management System

942

Gare à niveau/

at grade station Désenfumage/Smoke

Management System

952




System

962




System

972

Gare aérienne/

elevated station Désenfumage/Smoke

Management System

982



station Désenfumage/Smoke

Management System

992

Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Désenfumage/Smoke

Management System

903Général Système d'extraction/Fire

Fighting System913

Gare souterraine/

underground station Système

d'extraction/Fire Fighting System

923



station Système d'extraction/Fire

Fighting System

933

Ouvrage souterrain/

underground work Système


943

Gare à niveau/

at grade station Système


953



Système d'extraction/Fire Fighting

System

963



Système d'extraction/Fire Fighting

System

973

Gare aérienne/

elevated station Système


983



station Système d'extraction/Fire

Fighting System

993

Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Système


904 Général Epuisement/Dewatering 914

Gare souterraine/

underground station

Epuisement/Dewatering

924



station Epuisement/Dewatering

934

Ouvrage souterrain/

underground work


944

Gare à niveau/

at grade station


954




964




974

Gare aérienne/

elevated station


984



station Epuisement/Dewatering

994Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Epuisement/Dewatering

905 Général Plomberie/Plumbing 915

Gare souterraine/

underground station

Plomberie/Plumbing

925



station Plomberie/Plumbing


underground work Plomberie/Plumbing945

Gare à niveau/

at grade station Plomberie/Plumbing955



Plomberie/Plumbing

965



Plomberie/Plumbing

975Gare aérienne/

elevated station Plomberie/Plumbing985



station Plomberie/Plumbing

995Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Plomberie/Plumbing

906Général Mécanisation des

accès/Escalator/Elevator916

Gare souterraine/

underground station Mécanisation des


926



station Mécanisation des


936

Ouvrage souterrain/

underground work Mécanisation des


946

Gare à niveau/

at grade station Mécanisation des


956



Mécanisation des


966



Mécanisation des


976

Gare aérienne/

elevated station Mécanisation des


986



station Mécanisation des


996

Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work Mécanisation des


907 Général BT/Eclairage/LV/Lighting 917

Gare souterraine/

underground station

BT/Eclairage/LV/Lighting

927



station BT/Eclairage/LV/Lighting

937

Ouvrage souterrain/

underground work


947

Gare à niveau/

at grade station


957




967




977

Gare aérienne/

elevated station


987



station BT/Eclairage/LV/Lighting

997Ouvrage Aérien/

elevated work BT/Eclairage/LV/Lighting

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