Construction Manager The Construction Manager, who represents the Project Manager in the Site so
he reports to him, is responsible for the control and supervision of the
construction operations and the setting up of installations so that they fulfill the
established quality, safety, environmental and programming objectives.
The main responsibilities of the Construction Manager are as follows:
· To define the Construction Management Plan
· Administer the contract conditions, relating to construction execution.
· To control the cost of the works done and to keep this within the budget.
· Organize the handing over of the Work to the Owner and the economic and
technical winding-up of the same.
· Be responsible for all activities at the construction site and for ensuring that the
Construction Quality Program is implemented.
· Establish and build up relationships with the Owner representative on site, as well
as the other entities: engineering, supplies and Subcontractors involved in the
works.
· Establish the detail programme and plan the necessary resources to fulfill the
construction works in accordance with the general project programme.
· Establish the operative procedures and specific instructions.
· Ensure the work team complies with that established in the clauses of the contract,
the Owner requirements and the quality plan.
· Guarantee that the Subcontractors execute an efficient work in accordance with the
project HSE(Health, Safety and Environment) & Quality requirements following the
work calendar.
· Manage and co-ordinate among the different work groups
· Co-ordinate with the engineering and procurement departments to ascertain that
their programmes regarding constructive drawing delivery and equipment and
material supply is in line with the works needs.
· Approve the work permits and the provisional reception certificates for construction
and assembly works presented by the Subcontractors.
· Resolve the conflicts arising from non-conformity reports, jointly with the cooperation
of those responsible for the work groups, and promote the introduction of
the right corrective measures.
· Report to the Owner and internally inside the Contractor organization over the
progress of the work, on regular basis as provided for the Contract, and functionally
whenever an unforeseen event happens, incidents, accidents, etc.
· Coordinate with the Owner and other Subcontractors, if any, the activities to be
performed on Site.
