<p>During my internship in <b>Mivan construction technology</b>, I gained hands-on exposure to one of the most advanced and efficient methods of modern building construction. The internship focused on <b>aluminum formwork systems </b>(commonly known as Mivan shuttering), which are widely used for fast-track mass housing projects due to their speed, quality, and durability.<br><br>Understanding Mivan Technology:<br>  Learned about the modular aluminum formwork system, its components (such as wall panels, beam panels, soffit panels, and support systems), and how it differs from conventional shuttering methods.<br><br>Site Supervision:<br>  Assisted in the supervision of shuttering, reinforcement, and concreting work, ensuring proper alignment and quality control during slab and wall casting.<br><br>Quality Checks:<br>  Monitored plumb, level, and alignment of the formwork system using tools like spirit levels, plumb bob, and laser levels to maintain dimensional accuracy.<br><br>Cycle Time Management:<br>  Observed and reported on daily progress and formwork cycle times, understanding how Mivan technology enables slab casting every 7–10 days under efficient conditions.<br><br>Safety and Coordination:<br>  Coordinated with different teams (formwork, steel, and concrete) to ensure safety practices were followed and work was streamlined.<br><br>Finishing Work Insights:<br>  Gained knowledge about post-casting processes like de-shuttering, surface finishing, curing, and defect rectification.</p>