Site Setting Out & Surveying: Mark out sites, establish reference points, and use surveying equipment (such as total stations or GPS/GNSS) to guide above-ground and below-ground installations. [1]
Technical Supervision: Interpret architectural, structural, and civil engineering drawings to direct the construction crew. [1, 2]
Quality Control & Assurance: Inspect materials, workmanship, and structural elements to confirm they meet industry and regulatory standards. [1, 2, 3]
Health & Safety Compliance: Enforce site safety rules, monitor Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) use, and identify potential hazards. [1, 2]
Material & Resource Management: Estimate material quantities, coordinate deliveries, manage waste, and track daily inventory. [1, 2]
Progress Tracking & Reporting: Write daily progress reports, log site records, and update project managers or stakeholders on delays. [1, 2, 3]
Stakeholder Coordination: Liaise with architects, contractors, sub-contractors, clients, and local authorities