Project Monitoring Services

Civil engineers play a very important role in construction projects. With theoretical and practical knowledge, they comprehensively manage the implementation of operations (including monitoring before implementation, during implementation and after implementation).

Pre-implementation monitoring services: services such as planning, design, handover of works to contractors and civil engineers. Support services are services to meet the needs of suppliers and builders, which are provided by engineers before the land is handed over to the contractor.

During-execution monitoring services: services such as planning, monitoring the construction process (control of time, cost, quality), control and coordination, review of statuses, reporting on the progress of work and changes in the scope of project implementation. These services are provided from the delivery of land to the contractor to the temporary delivery by the civil engineer. During-execution monitoring services include three parts: monthly service, case service and workshop service.

Post-implementation monitoring services: a set of monitoring services that are performed after the temporary handover and until the final handover of the project and the preparation of the project certificate.

Additional Monitoring Services

Additional supervision is usually the responsibility of civil engineers and includes the following duties:

– Review and approval of as-built plans: Civil engineers review and approve as-built plans for compliance with rules and regulations, standards and technical specifications of the project.

– Submission of schedule and project progress control: Civil engineers prepare the project schedule and supervise its implementation.

– Quality control of materials and equipment: Civil engineers check the quality of building materials and equipment used in the project to ensure that they comply with the specifications of that project.

– Supervision of good execution of the project: Consulting engineers supervise the good execution of the project at the desired location. They alert the contractor if they see any discrepancies with the drawings and specifications.

– Submission of monitoring reports: Civil engineers prepare monitoring reports on a regular basis and submit them to the employer.

Practical Monitoring Services

Practical supervision is usually the responsibility of the supervisor present on the project. This supervisor, who is introduced to the employer by the civil engineers, has the following responsibilities:

– Continuous presence on the project: The supervisor is constantly present on the project and monitors the execution of operations.

– Quality control of the execution operations on the project: The project manager checks and checks the quality of the execution operations for compliance with the plans and technical specifications of the project.

– Submission of necessary work orders: The project manager provides the contractor with the necessary work orders for the implementation of the operation.

– Dispute resolution: The project manager helps resolve disputes between the employer and the contractor.

– Preparation of daily reports: The project manager prepares daily reports on the work process.

Benefits of Using Additional and Practical Monitoring Services of Consulting Engineers

– Ensuring Good Project Implementation: By using additional and practical monitoring services of civil engineers, the employer can ensure that the project is well implemented and in accordance with plans and technical specifications.

– Reducing Costs: Close monitoring of the civil engineers over the project prevents rework and waste of resources, and ultimately leads to cost reduction.

– Improving Project Quality: Monitoring of the quality of materials and equipment by civil engineers, as well as good execution of operations, leads to improved project quality.

– Reducing Project Risks: Monitoring of civil engineers in the project minimizes risks associated with implementation.