architectural supervisor

Architect is to ensure that the project design is well implemented on site and to enhance the contractor ability to reach the project targets and goals.

Duties & Responsibilities, (include but not limited to):

• Analyze building drawings to ensure they are accurate and feasible.
• Review/study other project documents (contract, specifications, BOQ …etc.)
• Collaborate with all parties to design and implement an efficient system of operation.
• Attend progress meetings for the project (weekly, monthly).
• Attend technical meetings and workshops.
• Adjust a building plan to contain additional components/sections as may be required by clients.
• Coordinate the work with other disciplines and to be sure that all work executed at site is well coordinated.
• Direct and supervise building contractors to ensure compliance with set standards and specifications.
• Follow up the work progress at site against the project time schedule.
• Perform materials testing to verify the quality of procured materials or components.
• Oversee the select materials and component for a construction project.
• Ensure building operations are in compliance with government laws and building codes.
• Attend workshops, seminars and conferences to update job knowledge and expand personal network.
• Responsible for the quality of work of the architectural items.
• Ensure adherence to health and safety rules and regulations during work operations.
• Review / study the Engineering works.
• Provide the support and cooperation in regard to the Quality department requirements and Audits.
• Provide the support and cooperation in regard to the Business development & tenders management activities when requested.
• Qualified professional who can manage and coordinate specialized activity, discipline or team of moderate size and complexity.
• Leads in the formulation of advanced technical concepts.
• Provides specialist services in support of project requirements. Independently performs highly complex professional assignments demanding contributions calling for the application of specialized principles.