Project Planning:

Scope Definition: Outlining the project’s objectives, deliverables, and milestones.

Budgeting: Estimating costs and developing a budget that aligns with the project’s
financial constraints.

Scheduling: Creating a detailed timeline for project activities, including start and finish
dates for each task.

Design Management:

Coordination: Working with architects, engineers, and designers to ensure that the
design meets the project’s requirements and is feasible within the given constraints.

Review and Approval: Overseeing the review and approval process of design
documents to ensure they comply with regulations and standards.

Procurement Management:

Contracting: Managing the procurement of materials, equipment, and services required
for construction. This includes negotiating contracts and selecting vendors.

Supply Chain Management: Ensuring timely delivery of materials and services to avoid
delays.

Construction Oversight:

Supervision: Overseeing construction activities to ensure they are carried out according
to the plan, specifications, and standards.

Cost Management:

Budget Monitoring: Tracking project expenses and managing the budget to avoid cost overruns.

Financial Reporting: Providing regular financial reports to stakeholders to keep them
informed about the project’s financial status.

Time Management:

Schedule Tracking: Monitoring the project schedule to ensure timely completion of
tasks and the overall project.

Delay Mitigation: Identifying potential delays and implementing measures to mitigate
their impact.

Risk Management:

Risk Identification: Identifying potential risks that could impact the project.

Risk Mitigation: Developing strategies to minimize the likelihood and impact of risks.

Communication Management:

Stakeholder Engagement: Maintaining clear and consistent communication with all
stakeholders, including clients, contractors, and regulatory bodies.

Reporting: Providing regular updates on project progress, issues, and changes.

Project Closeout:

Final Inspections: Conducting final inspections to ensure all work is completed satisfactorily.

Documentation: Compiling all project documentation, including as-built drawings,
warranties, and operation manuals.

Handover: Ensuring a smooth handover of the completed project to the owner or client.