• Design Integration:
Ensure that design solutions are practical and can be effectively implemented during construction. Work closely with construction teams to integrate design with construction practices.
• Coordination with Architects and Engineers:
Act as the liaison between the design team (architects, engineers) and the construction team. Facilitate communication and ensure that design changes are communicated effectively.
• Technical Guidance:
Provide technical guidance on design-related issues during the construction phase. Ensure that design specifications are adhered to and that any deviations are approved and documented.
• Quality Assurance:
Implement and oversee quality control measures to ensure that the construction work meets the design specifications and standards. Conduct regular site inspections to verify compliance.
• Change Management:
Manage design changes during construction. Ensure that changes are documented, approved, and implemented without compromising the project's schedule and budget.
• Budget and Resource Management:
Monitor and manage the design budget within the context of the overall project budget. Ensure that resources are allocated efficiently to support the design and construction activities.
• Stakeholder Coordination:
Maintain strong communication with all project stakeholders, including clients, contractors, and regulatory bodies. Ensure that design objectives align with stakeholder expectations.

• Documentation:
Maintain comprehensive records of all design-related documentation, including drawings, specifications, approvals, and changes. Ensure that all documents are up-to-date and accessible to relevant parties.
• Problem-Solving:
Address and resolve any design-related issues that arise during construction. Use problem-solving skills to find practical solutions that do not compromise design integrity or project objectives.