Micheal B.

Prepare shop drawings and review outsourced shop drawings and coordinate their

approval

process with the project consultant.

Making a quantity surveying for concrete and steel according to the approved shop

drawing.

Study the project contract documents (time schedule, project design drawings, BOQ,

etc.).

Update the shop drawing log before sending the shop drawing to the consultant for

approvals.

Study and prepare requests for information (RFIs) for all missing, unclear, conflicting

or other

technical matters that may arise during construction.

Coordinate with the Surveying Engineer to provide him all the information about land

coordinates

and any site measurement required.

Participate in solving/reporting any unexpected technical difficulties, and other

problems that may

arise during construction to the Technical Office Manager for discussion and proper

solution.

Prepare as-built drawings at the end of the project and hand over to the project

consultant.

Prepare contracts and documents.

Set budgets for payments, inventory needs, and materials.

Track changes in plans or constructions; update budgets.

Negotiate with contractors and subcontractors.

Prepare payments for contractors and subcontractors.