Construction phase

Civil engineers are on-site to supervise construction activities, ensuring that the work is executed according to the approved plans and specifications.

They monitor the quality of materials and workmanship to ensure that the project meets design standards and specifications.

Safety is a top priority. Civil engineers enforce safety protocols, conduct safety inspections, and address any safety concerns promptly.

They track the progress of construction, compare it to the project schedule, and take corrective actions to prevent delays.

Civil engineers must be adept at solving unexpected issues that may arise during construction, such as design discrepancies, unforeseen site conditions, or weather- related challenges.

They manage costs by tracking expenses, approving changes, and ensuring that the project stays within budget.

They facilitate communication and coordination among various stakeholders, including contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and regulatory agencies. Resolving disputes or conflicts that may arise between project stakeholders to maintain a harmonious work environment.

Keeping accurate records of construction activities, changes, and approvals is crucial for project documentation and future reference.

Civil engineers arrange for testing and inspections of materials and construction methods to verify compliance with standards.

Ensuring that construction activities comply with environmental regulations and that appropriate mitigation measures are in place.