In concrete construction, formworks play a crucial role in shaping and supporting structures until the concrete gains sufficient strength. Various types of formworks, including modular formwork, tunnel form, climbing form, and slip form, are used depending on the project’s requirements. Modular formworks offer flexibility and ease of assembly, making them ideal for walls, columns, and slabs, while tunnel forms allow simultaneous casting of walls and slabs, enhancing efficiency in mass housing projects. Slip and climbing formworks are essential for high-rise structures, ensuring continuous casting with minimal joints. To reinforce and stabilize formworks, cuplock scaffolding, PAL scaffolding, adjustable props, soldiers, connectors, waler beams, corner angles, and locking clamps are utilized. These systems not only improve construction speed and accuracy but also ensure safety and cost-effectiveness in modern concrete projects.