1. Quality Control

• Inspect materials and workmanship to ensure compliance with quality standards.
• Coordinate inspections and testing (e.g., concrete cubes, compaction tests).
• Issue and resolve site NCRs (Non-Conformance Reports) when applicable.

2. Site Coordination

• Coordinate with other disciplines (mechanical, electrical, structural) to avoid clashes.
• Report progress and technical issues to the site manager or project engineer.
• Attend and support coordination meetings with clients, consultants, and subcontractors.

3. Documentation and Reporting

• Maintain daily site records, including site diaries, work progress, and labor reports.
• Prepare and submit RFIs (Request for Information), site instructions, and material requests.
• Track and report on work progress against schedule.

4. Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE)

• Enforce safety regulations on site in coordination with the HSE team.
• Identify and mitigate risks associated with civil construction.
• Report unsafe practices or incidents immediately.

5. Resource Management

• Monitor usage of materials, tools, and equipment.
• Ensure optimal deployment of manpower and site resources.
• Request additional materials or equipment when required.

6. Drawings and Revisions

• Review shop drawings, IFC (Issued for Construction) drawings, and ensure the site work follows the latest revisions.
• Highlight discrepancies and assist in resolving technical issues.