Setting Out and Surveying: Using precision instruments and plans to mark structural features, level the ground, and survey the site.
Quality Assurance: Supervising work to ensure it meets design specifications and maintaining high quality standards.
Problem Solving: Identifying and resolving unforeseen technical challenges and other issues that arise during construction.
Project Management:
Planning and Scheduling: Organizing work, managing resources (labor, materials, and equipment), and adapting plans to meet deadlines and stay within budget.
Document Control: Creating and maintaining records, site diaries, reports, method statements, and risk assessments.
Procurement: Overseeing the choice and delivery of materials and equipment.
Health, Safety, and Environment:
Promoting Safety: Ensuring health and safety procedures are followed, workers wear appropriate PPE, and the site is secure.
Environmental Compliance: Adhering to environmental regulations and promoting sustainable construction practices.
Communication and Coordination:
Liaison: Acting as the main point of contact for the client, contractors, consultants, and other stakeholders.
Team Management: Supervising and coordinating the work of subcontractors and craftspeople.