Represent Party A in on-site construction management, overseeing the progress of work, quality of construction, and contract fulfillment by various units during the construction process.
Project Manager: Responsible for coordinating the internal relationships between Party A, the construction unit, supervision unit, construction teams, and their internal operations; responsible for controlling the progress and quality of construction, preparing construction plans and organizing construction activities.
Civil Engineering Supervisor: Responsible for on-site management of civil engineering projects. Compilation of civil engineering negotiations, labor utilization, and quality assurance of civil engineering construction.
Electrical Supervisor: Responsible for on-site management of electrical matters. Preparation of electrical negotiations, utilization of construction personnel, and quality assurance of electrical construction.
Pipe Foreman: Responsible for on-site management of pipelines. Compilation of negotiations regarding water heating, staff usage, and quality assurance of water heating construction.
Quality Inspector: Oversee construction quality during the construction period.
Document personnel: Inspection and application for entry and usage of various materials during the construction process; collection, organization, and compilation of various documents during construction.
Material Specialist: Ordering and procurement of engineering materials, on-site delivery.
Safety Officer: Promotion and preparation of the engineering safety system and construction safety management.
Laborer: Perform various material and technical experiments in the lab according to specified specifications.
Budget: Pre-project budgeting and post-project settlement. The budget officer should frequently visit the site, understand actual quantities, and be able to conduct assessments on-site. Timely project settlements are also necessary to save more profits for the company.
During the construction process, it is essential for everyone to cooperate and coordinate with each other. We must not only fulfill our duties but also unite as one. The primary goal is to generate profits for the company, save on materials, and reduce labor hours. Construction personnel can be flexibly allocated and utilized. In many cases, it is not necessary to have all staff on-site.
