• <strong>Review design and geotechnical data</strong>: Verify foundation drawings, soil reports, and specifications for constructability and conflicts.
• <strong>Prepare setting‑out and control plans</strong>: Establish benchmarks, gridlines, and setting‑out procedures for piles, footings, and grade levels.
• <strong>Develop short‑term and look‑ahead schedules</strong>: Plan sequencing for excavation, piling, dewatering, reinforcement, formwork, and concreting.
• <strong>Coordinate subcontractors and interfaces</strong>: Issue layout instructions, run coordination meetings, and resolve trade clashes on site.
• <strong>Quality assurance and inspections</strong>: Check reinforcement, formwork, concrete cover, compaction, and review pile test and material certificates.
• <strong>Survey verification and as‑built control</strong>: Validate survey data, perform pre‑pour checks, and record as‑built measurements and tolerances.
• <strong>Health, safety, and environmental oversight</strong>: Ensure method statements, JSA/RAs, shoring, dewatering controls, and erosion/dust mitigation are implemented.
• <strong>Material and equipment logistics</strong>: Track availability of rebar, concrete, piling rigs; coordinate mobilization, laydown, and access routes.
• <strong>Testing, NCR management, and documentation</strong>: Arrange tests, log nonconformances, implement corrective actions, and maintain daily reports and inspection records.
• <strong>Risk management and stakeholder liaison</strong>: Identify foundation risks, update risk register, and coordinate with client, consultant, and authorities for approvals.