Project Planning & Scheduling:Develop detailed project plans, define timelines, set milestones, and organize work schedules.
Resource Management:Hire and manage construction workers, subcontractors, and vendors, ensuring the site has the necessary materials and equipment.
Budget & Cost Control:Estimate project costs, manage the budget, track expenses, and prevent cost overruns.
Site Supervision:Oversee daily activities on the construction site, monitor progress, and ensure work meets quality standards.
Safety & Compliance:Maintain and promote health and safety on the job site, ensuring compliance with building codes, legal regulations, and safety procedures.
Stakeholder Communication:Liaise with clients, architects, engineers, surveyors, and other third-party employees to report progress and resolve issues.
Risk Management:Identify potential problems, develop strategies to mitigate risks, and manage unexpected issues that arise during construction.
Work Environment
Construction managers typically spend a significant portion of their time in an office, but also monitor projects from a site office or field office.
They may work extended hours and be on-call, especially when project deadlines are approaching.
For larger projects, regular travel between construction sites may be necessary.
