Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing services (MEP) is a significant component of the construction supply chain. MEP design is critical for design decision-making, accurate documentation, performance and cost-estimating, construction planning, managing and operating the resulting facility. Construction science and management graduates are expected to understand work scopes for all construction trades to effectively support estimating teams in their organizations. Among the various trades, having a good understanding of Mechanical-Electrical-Plumbing (MEP) scope is highly valued in construction organizations since relatively fewer construction professionals possess this expertise. Traditionally, MEP content is covered in design-oriented technical courses in construction curricula and work scope is assumed, and treated, as specialty areas to be handled through subcontracts in estimating courses. However, construction students also need to develop proper skills in estimating courses for MEP scope to eliminate the fear of dealing with technologically complex work scopes. The purpose of this paper is to present an estimating course module that addresses this current shortcoming in construction curricula. The paper presents a systematic approach on how to develop a MEP work scope which later can be used in detailed estimating process.

During the course of training all the all the students are given two / three major international projects that includes Star Hotels ,Hospitals ,warehouses, Factories, Apartments & Petrol Stations. Practicing with applicable international design codes  and local authority regulations in construction industries like municipality ,planning dept, Electrical & water authorities civil defense, sewerage department ,Electrical & water authorities. Developing technical skills with strong planning, people management and relationship management skills Implementing latest QHSE procedures and formats in Electrical, HVAC , Fire & safety ,Plumbing & Piping Engineering. Close coordination of MEP construction activities with Structural, architectural & interior programs based on baseline planning. Monitoring & reviewing reports of estimations, variations, substantiations & running bills of  projects