Construction in Built Environment PPT7 Flashcards

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Construction personnel categories

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1. Professionals 2. Operatives

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Role of construction professionals

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Trained and qualified to perform specific tasks, often requiring many years of study to gain a recognized qualification.

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Architect

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Creates and refines the concept and design features of a project to match the client’s requirements. Advises the client on practical matters and liaises with site management personnel to support the smooth running of site activities.

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Civil Engineer

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Plans, designs, and oversees construction of buildings and infrastructure. Works on major projects such as high-rise structures, roads, bridges, tunnels, docks, quays, and service distribution systems. Can be involved in maintenance contracts and consultancy work.

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Client representative

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Manages a project on behalf of the client. Delegated authority means even though they may be an external consultant, they can be viewed as part of the client’s organization.

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Contracts manager

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Manages the contracts made as part of the delivery of a project. Ensures legally binding contract elements are strictly adhered to as part of project management.

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Building services engineer

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Involved in design, installation, and maintenance of electrical, heating, and ventilation systems. Telecommunications and data handling systems. Assisted by building services engineer technician.

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Facilities manager

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Responsible for managing services and facilities that sustain safety and efficiency within the built environment and support the client’s strategic objectives.

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Organizational structure from CEO/Director to General Operatives.

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The hierarchy of essential roles in Building Services Engineering within the Construction sector.