Construction and Site Management

So the drawing does not stay on paper

A good design is lost through poor execution. Site management is the work that makes what was drawn appear on site exactly: in the right order, with the right trades, and under control.

What we manage

• Programme. Which work happens in which order — the wrong order means undoing finished work.
• Trade coordination. Structure, plumbing, electrics, plaster, paint, joinery and furniture teams not waiting on one another.
• Material flow. Materials arriving on the day they are needed.
• Quality control. Checking work that is about to be covered, before it is covered.
• Progress reporting. Knowing where the job is, regularly.

Closed work does not reopen

Services, waterproofing and substructure cannot be inspected once they are covered. Control therefore happens while the work is running, not when it is finished. For owners who are abroad, regular reporting is often the only reliable view of the site.