Project Planning: Collaborating with architects, clients, and other professionals to develop project plans, including determining project scope, budget, and timeline.

Design Review: Reviewing architectural and engineering designs to ensure they meet project requirements and comply with building codes and regulations.

Resource Management: Managing resources such as materials, equipment, and labor to ensure efficient and cost-effective project execution.

Construction Oversight: Supervising construction activities on-site to ensure they are carried out according to plans and specifications, and addressing any issues or challenges that arise during construction.

Quality Control: Monitoring construction quality and ensuring that workmanship meets standards and specifications.

Safety Compliance: Ensuring that construction sites adhere to safety regulations and protocols to prevent accidents and injuries.

Progress Reporting: Providing regular progress reports to stakeholders, including clients and project managers, and addressing any concerns or deviations from the project plan.

Problem-Solving: Identifying and resolving technical and logistical challenges that arise during construction, such as site conditions, material availability, or design conflicts.

Contract Administration: Managing contracts with subcontractors, suppliers, and other parties involved in the construction process, including negotiating terms and resolving disputes.

Documentation: Maintaining accurate project documentation, including drawings, specifications, change orders, and correspondence, to ensure accountability and facilitate project closeout.