TRABAJO SOCIAL COMO APOYO A LA SECRETARÍA DE PLANEACIÓN Y OBRAS PÚBLICAS DEL MUNICIPIO DE SAMACÁ, DEPARTAMENTO DE BOYACÁ

Abstract

This document gives an account of the activities carried out during the professional practice carried out in the Planning and Public Works Secretariat of the Municipality of Samacá. These activities were oriented to apply the knowledge acquired during the undergraduate degree in civil engineering.

It is important to highlight that for the realization of the social work, which was carried out in the planning secretariat, seven main activities were carried out, these are: Support for the supervision of work, during this activity three improvement works of seventeen rural aqueducts were supervised, construction of a footprint plate and construction of a vocational training center, one of the essential activities to control and monitor the correct execution of public works in the municipality. A review of 12 construction licenses of which 5 were granted was made. 71 land uses were developed, for urban area 17 and for rural area 54 were granted. Realization of four structural plans, 2 for housing improvements. 1 for housing allowance and 1 for concrete plate for colosseum. The formulation of the General Adjusted Methodology (GAM) for the provision of health equipment was carried out in order to improve the services provided at the ESE Santa Marta Hospital, a public investment project that links resources to solve problems or needs of the affected community. Surveys were carried out and support of the assistant in topography, review of boundaries, projection of roads and sewer sections, finally 4 budgets were prepared for the realization of public investment projects.

With the execution of this social work carried out in the planning and public works secretariat of the municipality of Samacá, professional enrichment was achieved by strengthening skills to face working life; understanding that it is of particular relevance that all activities carried out in the exercise of the profession must have a social component and respond to the needs of the environment.