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Ever wondered what goes into making sure a construction project stays on track? Here's a behind-the-scenes look at what really happens in construction supervision! On one of my recent projects, we faced a critical delay due to unforeseen site conditions. But through effective supervision and coordination with all stakeholders, we were able to implement a fast-track solution that kept the project on schedule without compromising quality. Supervision is more than just making sure things get built. It's about ensuring safety, managing resources, keeping the project on budget, and maintaining quality standards every step of the way.

Absolutely best thing about my job as a construction management assessor is to see young professionals progress in their careers and better develop and grow in confidence.

The following pages sum up earthing from the viewpoint of a project manager with emphasis on planning, execution, and monitoring with effect for safety and compliance. https://lnkd.in/gWNyacZZ

If construction was easy, we wouldn't have jobs managing construction projects. Having issues on a project is to be expected, it is how we respond and learn from these issues that will make you a great construction management professional.

Projects and profits often define the construction industry. But at Baker, it’s people who define our company. A lot of companies are more concerned about their books or that marquee project than they are about a consistent pipeline that allows their people to develop and to provide for their families. We strategically take projects so our project managers and superintendents can assure their teams that there’s no disruption in the flow of work, and that their teams will have a pathway to a steady career. We know that the more we expand through careful growth, the more opportunities we can offer to talented people. And the more careers, safety, and stability we’re going to be able to create.

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You can't please everyone in construction. Nor should you want to. You cannot afford to be a shrinking violet if you want to make it on site. It can be hard to push back or to stand up to what you think is right – particularly if you are a Project Coordinator (or similar) at the beginning of your career. But developing a backbone is essential to earning respect on the job. It’s essential to feeling heard on site, and to showing your Project Manager and your Site Manager that you understand the project, and the critical path it needs to take in order to be successful.

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I am proud to announce that all the projects under my leadership over 33 years of project management have achieved zero Lost Time Injuries (LTI) This accomplishment underscores our unwavering commitment to construction safety, while consistently maintaining top-class quality and speed. One of the ongoing projects has achieved 16 million safe hours and continues to progress safely. #ConstructionSafety #QualityFirst #ProjectManagement

Effective crew management is the backbone of any successful construction project. Dealing with a group of skilled workers can be challenging for a professional constructor. Here is how to manage a construction crew efficiently. 👉 https://bit.ly/4ctMM7O