Sarahana Construction Company
The Sarahana Construction Company developed in 2010, and this was under the partnership between the way blotch Construction Company and Shrine architects. There are specific factors which led to the formation of the company. For instance, the desire to raise the profit margin by providing construction and design services in a variety of packages being the primary activity and heritage. For many years the company has offered commercial infrastructure and residential services in many geographical regions such as Australia. The services that were provided by the company included the design and construction services, building and construction services and project management services and they achieved the provision of the above services using technical expertise and advanced skills. However, the firm currently deals with the design and constructs the system, and it also shares the different workloads among the partners.
The mission of the company is to offer different customers with high-value construction services through building a strong partnership in the course of the delivery process. It is the duty of the firm to services to the clients, and this will involve ensuring that the quality of work done and services delivery extends beyond their expectations daily.
The primary objective of the company is to make a massive contribution to every aspect of infrastructure delivery and project in the modern construction. The other objectives include;
- To Supervise and monitor totally the whole construction process
- To treat all the project feature using the same range of commitment
- To channel and allocate the company’s services effectively
- To diversify the company’s expertise
The company offers services in design and construction, and this is in the form of;
- Construction
- Permits and zoning applications
- Feasibility studies
- Finance and management
- Preliminary design studies
The principal activity is a general construction that is design and construction, and it includes refurbishment and renovation works as shown in the table below.
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- Chekuri, Eswar Varma
- Godavarthi, Adithya
- Kondreddy, Satya Sai Lohith
- Kundanamadugu, Sai Chandrasekhar
The total number of staff as at January 2018 was about 100
The company has four departments and is headed by four principal partners with diverse professionalism and expertise since it is a partnership business. Every department has a team of employees who help in running the operations through finance, management, construction and design documentation. The various directors and their roles mainly summarized as shown in the below
The project entails the establishment of elderly people’s village. The whole report includes the finalization of stages 6 and 7 of the project. Also, it outlines all the processes to enable the whole project to begin. The project brief covers a variety of details and information of the site and also information about the client.
The information on the details of the site provided in the site below is based on a report from services.land.vic.gov.au, 2018).
Mission Statement
The site is located at approximately 0.7km east of the Prince highway. It is surrounded by Broughton Street, and it is sited within the local government region of the Geelong city council.
Site Conditions
The site has been developed partially that is phase 1-6, and it has several services such as electricity and portable water.
The surrounding of the site contains a mixture of a variety of building types and sizes each with a maximum height of 7m. The influence based on architectural design is due to the many surrounding buildings which are residential constructed with timber and bricks. Also, the buildings have pockets of green spaces distributed across the streetscape.
The site is located within the general residential zone, and this is in regards to the Greater Geelong city council. The site zoning mainly summarized as shown in the table below
The site is surrounded by an overlay, and hence it will require the development proposed to attain specific building and design standards. However, the site will be impacted greatly by a heritage overlay even though it is next to zone falls within the Victorian heritage overlays.
The analysis on section this mainly focuses on the procurement strategies for this organization. In fact, the intra-team gives imminent articulations on the different elements as far as the procurement and the potential permit requirements are concerned in the process as a whole (Love, et al, 2011, p. 317). The sections on the requirement aspects and strategies are therefore, discussed in the details as follows
Before the commencement of this elderly village construction project; it is important that the following parameters be considered as far as the approvals, licenses as well as permits for the whole site work are concerned (Le?niak, and Zima, 2013, p. 315)
First and foremost, building approval is not only an important document in the construction but also an essential parameter which is used to determine whether or not the building meets the building and constructions laws (Karlsson,Wennström and Enocksson, 2012). Moreover, building approval is only given out, once the developmental approval has been issued in line with construction proposal. Some of the building approval documents include;
Construction Certificate
Include all the certificates which are issued as a go-ahead for the construction process to commence.
Completion
Issued once the overall project has come to completion and this is what gives the client and the occupant the go-ahead to start using the building.
Company Objectives and Goals
As Built Plans
The certificate issued to show and verify that the construction be done as per the architectural plans and provision.
Partial Completion
It is issued when the contract informs the architect through a notification that the overall work has reached the practical level. However, it is based on the architect to analyze all the concerns and pending issues as far as the project is concerned.
Substantial Completion Notice
Issued when the overall work has been done and the construction has reached 95% and this is confined in the building laws and regulation.
Inspections
Issued when the overall construction work is completed
For this elderly village construction project, the approval will commence with the appointment of the licensed building surveyor as the person to be in charge of the certification and in this process term as certifier. Furthermore, it is important to apply for the building approval and this is done after paying a fee which will be described by the regulation and, with the consultation of the certifier (Schooner, 2011).
Thereafter, it will be important that application for the partnership to become the licensed builder commences unless there are restrictions which can only be directed from the act (Mastermind, and Mastermind, 2013).
The government act on building requires that a fee be made and paid for the building approvals and the overall work to be carried out in the site. These fees are mainly classified into distinctive groups which include building levy, work cover for the safety as well as the training levy for all the works whose values exceeds $10000. Additionally, the charges are mainly computed b the certifiers and the individuals may solve to use either the Fees and charges booklet or the Building Cost Guide for the entire process (Morledge and Smith, 2013).
All the activities related to the plumbing design plan and approval will require that licensed plumbing personnel be employed. In fact, this certifier will help in designing all the plumbing related works in the elderly village construction project as well as in the commissioning of all the related activities (West, Gransberg and McMinimee, 2012, p. 35).
The following are some of the documentations which can be used to support the drawings for the planned elderly village construction project and they include
- Architectural documentations for the plan site and the elevation
- A document on all the required calculations and analysis regarding the building to be constructed
- Also a documentation pertaining the proposed site plan area calculations
- Appropriate documentation on the overall street setbacks and the site coverage
- A detailed proposed floor area levels with different building heights as well as having appropriate rooms for habitable
- Detailed drawings with illustrations on smoke alarms placement and sanitary compartments among other things
- Also, structural analysis drawings with different design parameters and services
- A drawing on the overall safety engineering works and specifications in line with the structure
The various duties and functions performed by the building surveyor are immensely mandated under the legislative provisions of building and construction and this applies across the board; both for the private and the municipal appointments. The various statutory roles which are performed by the surveyor include issuing of the building permits, conducting all the building mandatory inspections as well as issue the permits for the occupancy and the final inspection certificate. However, it is important to note that the surveyors at all times will tend to offer specific professional knowledge when dealing with the examination and the evaluation of the plans and the specifications for the building projects. Hence, they are expected to carry out their duty in a more professional manner and in a competent way. Moreover, the code of practices for the surveyors requires all of them to have liability insurance to cover all the damages which may result from prerequisite practices (Tadelis, 2012, p. 301).
Company Services
A builder refers to that person who actualizes drawings by either building or constructing a house. In order to complete the building activity more successfully, then it is important to select a potential builder to carry out the activity (Mbamali and Okotie, 2012). However, the qualifications and the selection of a potential builder mainly based on different aspects such as
- A builder shall have mass understanding and knowledge in the residential construction
- A builder shall have all the decisive capability which will help him or her in managing and performing the related duties more efficiently during the construction as well as in all the stages
- A builder should be able to adjust based on the prevailing circumstances and work quickly
- For this construction work, thus builder need to be registered by the potential registered body organ since the project amounts to than $5000 and thus, he or she cannot fall under Victorian building Authority(VBA)
- The builder in this project should have a domestic insurance cover for the disappear and death
- Builder also need to have good practicing conduct with reference to the Victorian building Authority practitioner disciplinary register
- A misconduct practiced in the line of duty should not be tolerated and such builders need not to be considered for the undergoing construction projects
There are different procurement methods which can be used in the construction process and these include
The method is also defined as the design –bid-build procurement. In this method, both design works and the overall constructions are divided and separated. In fact, the client appoints different consultants to conduct design work and cost estimations separately. It is after the designing of the project that a contractor is nominated and the individual takes charge of all the work on the site.
Advantages
The selected contractor tends to be more responsible and accountable based on the competitive selection criteria which are used for the tendering process.
Client feels part and parcel based on the full engagement report which is presented to him or her before the construction process commences by the appointed consultants.
Furthermore, any corrections and adjustments are managed easily on the construction site without causing unnecessary delays.
It is time consuming because any construction work cannot be done before the full detailed design is finalized by the consultants.
There are higher number of misunderstanding between the contractor and consultants because the contractor is not consulted and hence, resulting to confusions at the various project phases (Zhao, Hwang and Phng, 2014, p. 33).
This class has various sub divisions as discussed below
Design and Construct Procurement
It is one of the procurement falling under the class of non -traditional procurement and it involves one contractor who takes the full responsibility of both designing and constructing the building on the work site.
- The client relieved from any responsibility as the client will take full control of all the process.
- There is no overlapping whatsoever as the processes are only carried out by one firm.
- Also, there is a likelihood of attaining improvements in line with the constructability as the contactor is fully involved in the design work.
- The overall process might be expensive in case a client has variations in the project scope
- Client may fail to prepare the design brief since some of them are not experienced in the initialization of the project.
This type of the non -traditional procurement has three more sub classes which may include management contracting, Construction management as well a design and manage procurement methods. Some of the advantages and disadvantages of the three classes mainly discussed as follows
- The method enhances the collaboration between the designer and the constructor as the procurement client only works with one firm (Osipova and Eriksson, 2011, p. 1157).
- The processes also outlines all the necessary approaches in line with the in a clear manner.
- Also, there is mechanisms and flexibility in changing the overall designs at any construction stage.
- The overall certainty in the pricing as far as the management procurement is concerned is poor.
- Also, there is a likelihood of the client losing the overall control of the design quality.
The best procurement and most appropriate choice is the design and construct procurement and this is because the method is simple as the number elderly village as the units will tend to have same unit design (Mandell and Nystrom, 2011).
It is important to note that all the services to be carried out will be based on the collaboration between the firm and the team as the client will only be serviceable with necessary contractual process where appropriate.
Principal Activities
8th May, 2018
Superior Geelong City
Development and Scheduling Department
Brougham Avenue Geelong VIC 4000
We are scripting this letter so as to get the planning permit for the overall elderly construction project proposal at 52A Broughton drive, Victoria. Therefore, in this letter we are proposing to tackle the 6th and 7th stages of the project respectively. This process will require extensive work which include communication centre alongside demolishing units as well as retaining some of the materials demolished. Based on this, we have enclosed the below documents.
3 copies of:
- Shadow diagrams and existing site study plan with a scale of 1:200 with respect to 9am
- Shadow diagrams and existing site study plan with a scale of 1:200 with respect to 3pm
- Current Floor Plan with a scale of 1:100
- Streetscape Photos of existing site
- Shadow diagrams and Existing Roof plan with a scale of 1:200 with respect to 9am
- Shadow diagrams and Existing Roof plan with a scale of 1:200 with respect to 12pm
- Shadow diagrams and Existing Roof plan with a scale of 1:200 with respect to 3pm
- Existing Elevations at as scale of 1:100
Also, 1 copy of:
The State as well as planning policy from Greater Geelong marked as in the Appendix 3 & 4
- Design Assessment and Response Action Plan
- A Completed development permit claim form
- Application of fee $8189.80 presented as a Cheque
- Accessible Conditions summary
- Site Area at approximately 15600 m2
- North-West Boundary of about 19 m
- North Boundary at about 16 m
- West Boundary estimated at 14 m
- South Boundary depicted to be 17 m
Please do not hesitate to call back for me clarification.
Yours Faithfully
Kondreddy, Satya Sai Lohith
Sarahana Construction Company
This section mainly documents all the issues related to the responses which need to be put in place as the planning guidelines, and they are done according to with Clauses, and the Standards for the construction works in the sites. These responses are mainly discussed in the subsequent bulleting as depicted below
First and foremost, the overall project work to be conducted in the proposed site for the building of the elderly village house should be done in accordance with the stipulating standards and the objectives documented in the code 55 of Australian Residential (Porwal and Hewage, 2013, p. 209).
The location of the site falls under some residential zone denoted as 1 (GRZ1), and this site also comprises both the under development and the design overlay (DDO14). The various sections on the scopes and its design response mainly examined and appraised in different sections as follows
The elderly village house spaces in this design work may take shape and the form depicted in the figure below. In fact, all analysis shows that using this kind of design increases and ensures that there is enough space to install all the elderly village equipment and hold the staff meetings and briefs (Oh and Contractor, 2012, p. 127). Hence, the diagram below shows the overall elderly village set up to be in this construction project proposal.
Figure showing the overall outlook and accommodating units for the proposed elderly nursing building project (Oh and Contractor, 2012, p. 127)
This proposed Elderly village construction project site is located in Victoria, near the Adams Street. The expected proposed site has a distinct dimension of about 150m breadth with a length of about 104. Hence, the expected area to be used in this construction process is 15600sq.m. Furthermore, the water to be used in the construction and the overall elderly village installation work is expected to be supplied by the Southern water. There are drawings and designs showing the overall work which will include 39 units to accommodate all the elderly village staffs and the equipment. Also, the building is expected to have both flash and angle parking units of about 20 slots to accommodate the elderly village vans and visitors cars. Moreover, the slots will be divided in such a manner that there are 5 five slots for the visitor’s cars and the 15 slots will be used for the home nursing vehicles such as staff buses and ambulances.
Directors
In terms of the security and safety for safety purposes, the house is designed in such a manner that it has both the fire assembly area and the emergency equipment for handling any faults if need be in the process(Mbamali and Okotie, 2012). Furthermore, all road marks and the necessary care precautions are put in place to handle the emerging issues related to miscellaneous in the elderly village (Illingworth, 2014). Furthermore, all the parking slots are designed outside the building though in the same compound to avoid all the pollutions related to the various vehicles moving in and out of the organization. Some of the key issues such as oil spills, noise and smokes coming from the vehicles are therefore controlled.
This elderly village construction project construction project construction project is designed in such a way that it has all the units in the separate areas to reduce the congestions will are likely to be caused by the congestion on the existing amenities. In fact, only the common areas in this design are the car park, the fire assemblies, and the dust bin litter rooms. However, proper control for these areas is put in place to ensure that there are adequate security, hygiene and low maintenance costs for all these common objectives.
In the quality work, all the considerations and mechanisms have been put in place to ensure that there is sufficient ventilation for the elderly village construction project. Also, care and consideration have been enshrined to ensure that there is sufficient and effective lightening amount in the unit. The parking sections and slots have been divided into sub-sections with the flash and angle parking for both the light cars and the heavy cars used to bring in elderly village equipment. Additionally, heaters are also amounted in the rooms to maintain overall adverse weather conditions in the cases of adverse weather. Furthermore, a project manager needs to be appointed to supervise and oversee amenities and project maintenance as the constructions exercise commences. For equity, also, the ladders and ramps need to install in the elderly village construction project to assist the disables and the age persons to access the services from the facilities.
Heritage refers to the all the structures, buildings, and artifacts, as well as the precincts and areas which demarcates on the history, architectural culture and aesthetics which have various symbolization in line with the culture of the native people living in the area. Moreover, heritage may also include all the natural features such as hills, water bodies, groves as well as wooded areas (Zimina, Ballard and Pasquire, 2012, p. 385). The cultural landscape of the people around the heritage site is a vital aspect which must be considered in the interpretation of the overall built heritage in the given site and hence, defined as an integral part of the element. Built heritage conservation, on the other hand, is often perceived to have long terms and impacts in the native society.
Organization Structure
Therefore, the understanding of the built heritage is cleared depicted when the economic, environmental as well as the cultural aspects are understood in line with the cultural landscape for the success of any project. Most buildings are often beneficial to all the users either when they are used for the intended purposes or when used for other roles. In essence, all the precincts and buildings must be used for survival and in this manner their economic viability is hastened. Archaeological Survey of India, defined heritage as all the elements which are not limited to ruins, archaeological sites, remains, and monuments. These elements can either be protected, unprotected, landscape as well as natural features and they may provide both the distinctive identity and character for the cities and towns.
The various environmental along with the heritage issues to be considered in the process are discussed as follows
As far as the heritage criteria are concerned, it important to examine and evaluate the three vital parameters which will determine whether or not the property has a worthy value. These elements include historical significance, historic context as well as historic integrity.
Historic Significance
This element plays an important property role as far as the architecture, history, archaeology, culture, and engineering as concerned. Therefore, in the building selection, to pay attention and take considerations for patterns, activities and event associations of the proposed site where the elderly village construction should be built. Furthermore, analysis from the association with key persons and leaders in the area should also be included in the built heritage consideration. Physical characteristics more so for the construction and the form works to be carried out in the area must also are considered in the analogy. Moreover, the potential yields such as illustrating social and economic history are also fundamental parameters to be evaluated and appraised in the process. Some of the potential yields to be appraised include town halls, markets, railway stations and waterworks (Heery, 2011 p.23). The designer and the consultants for the project also must evaluate the technological innovations around the area where the elderly village is to be constructed such as bridges and dams. Being that the construction is located in the Adams streets, therefore, it is important also to consider the distinct planning features of that area in line with;
Historic Integrity
It is defined as the authenticity trade mark for property identification, and it is evident by the existences of the physical survival characteristics. This property tends to be donated throughout the historic period of the property. Hence, the historic integrity helps in the illustration of the key aspects of a given property concerning its pasts and aspects. Moreover, it is important to note that it not only important to historic appearances and resemblances property but also the designed physical features of the materials and the construction dating. This appraisal needs to be conducted from the period when the element attained significance.
Project Brief
Historic Context
It refers to the all information which one can gather about grouped historic elements regarding their trends and properties. In this study, it will be important to consider the community history theme that of the region and alongside the national aspects associated with the parameter. In essence, the study must have a time reference from which the study is based on at the moment. The analysis on this, therefore, plays a vital role in ensuring that all considerations are taken before embarking on the building of the proposed elderly village house (Hughes, Champion, and Murdoch, 2015).
The analysis on this aspect mainly discussed as follows
This diagram shows the stat-based strategic plan which can be used in appraising this project and the various aspects which must be considered for the overall process to be successful and effective.
From the figure, it is clear that this project will require a strategic plan blueprint map and technologies which should be employed for the success of the building construction (Burtonshaw-Gunn, 2017). Some of the key considerations may include a sustainable strategic plan for controlling pollution and erosion, heritage considerations, approval permits and licenses among other relevant documents. All these processes, are mainly carried out with an objective of hastening and ensuring that the building constructed meets all the built requirements in line with the environmental sustainability and enhancement (Zimina, Ballard, and Pasquire, 2012, p. 386)
In the design, it estimated that the proposed elderly project will only cover a portion of about 58% in line with the site area. However, at this moment the existing space has already exceeded the maximum area required of about 60%. Hence, the three units that are unit 53 – 54, unit 55 -56, as well as unit 57-58 will be constructed in such a manner that there is minimal green area space (Chan et al., 2011).
Contract Recommendation for the Project Completion
Having considered all the procurement available methods and cross-examination of all the underlying factors we would like to recommend the suitable procurement technique. In this regard, we will not hesitate to recommend that design and construct be chosen for the overall project as this method will accommodates and satisfies all the requirements and offers associated to the project. Also, the team has worked on all the available and conceivable risks which are likely to impact on the parties and as well as have developed the action plan for clarifying them imminently. More, all the plans will be completed Sarahana Construction Company. Thus, it will ideal to consent to the makeable arrangement by discussing all the available terms, accepted as well as recommended based on this state. This is important as the procurement method is mainly based on agreeable terms. Attached documents in this letter mainly include
- A recommendation Report on procurement method
- A suitable report on pro-forma contract
- Approval letter
Site Details
Yours Sincerely
Sarahana Construction Company
The type of design and building construction procurement contract recommended for the project is the procurement route and contract and the type of project would be design and building construction (Eriksson and Westerberg 2011, p.208). Under the contract, all the services will be offered by a team and the relationship with all the customers will be made reliable since the contractual process will be offered to a high level and with accuracy. It will be the responsibility of every member of the team to provide the contractual services to the clients (Boulmetis and Dutwin, 2014). The design and Construct procurement method entails a variety of basic process as indicated below;
- The requirements and needs of the customers
- Awarding of tenders
- The assessment of design submissions
- The specific services needed by the clients.
- The cost plan
- The beginning of the construction work
- Adjournment of the project
The above chosen procurement contract has several advantages over other types of contracts and hence it the most appropriate for the project. The advantages include, the time of completion of the project through the design and construct is high and this is in comparison with the other conventional methods thus the project will be completed faster (Walker, 2015). With the above type of procurement contract, the completion of the project is likely to be 12 percent higher than the conventional methods. It also has the ability to meet a variety of clients’ requirements and this has been attributed to its flexibility.
The other key advantage of the procurement contract is that it has simple procedures which are easy to comprehend and hence it reduces confusion among the various parties who may be involved in the project. Such simple procedures are due to use of single point authority. Unlike in other conventional methods which a large cost is involved in order to complete a particular project, in the design and construct procurement contract very costs are used and it is expected that the overall project would cost less than 13 percent (Watermeyer, 2012, p. 223). Additionally, the design and construct produces projects that are if quality and a higher degree of certainty and hence it is dominant among all the other procurement contracts (Azhar, 2011 p.252).
The lump sum contract is basically a type of pro-forma contract which is suitable for the project since it will help in the reduction of the administration costs. Under the above contract, the scope of the project will be typically defined for clarity by all the parties involved in the project. Apart from that, it is expected that all the parties to the project will be given an equal opportunity and hence they will all be favored (Lopez and Love, 2011, p, 590). The lump sum contract is established generally through approximation of a variety of costs such as materials and labor and thereafter an exact amount of costs will be added to cater for the profit margin and contractors’ overhead.
Site Conditions
The features of the contract will include predictability, simplicity and easy management of the whole project. The Lump sum contract has several advantages over other pro-forma contracts and such advantages include, the amount of risks that may be exposed to the clients are likely to be lower and this is attributed to the low amount of risks associated with Lump sum contract (Cooke and Williams, 2013).
Another vital advantage is that, the performance and the production of the contract is likely to maximized leading to high quality productivity and this is typically achieved by the contractor (Cakmak and Tas, 2014). Furthermore, the construction cost will be fixed and hence an exact amount can be estimated easily by the contractor. The other advantages are that all the order for changing will be reduced during the administration of the lump sum contract. The above mentioned advantages make the lump sum contract useful over the other conventional methods. The contractors, client, construction managers and administering architects are expected to perform certain future roles and they include the following;
The following are the key roles of the construction managers;
- Approximation of various costs
- Maintenance of safety at the construction sites
- Giving directions on the construction projects and this involves the commencement to the completion of projects.
- Tracking of the work progress daily
- Obtaining the appropriate license and permits for the construction site
The project manager will be tasked with a variety of future roles such as;
- Approximation of costs, the creation and development of the budget for the project (Yang, Huang and Wu, 2011, p. 259)
- Planning of the resources including the distribution and utilization of a variety of resources
- Filing and documentation of records of projects completed
- Establishment of work schedules at the construction site
The architect will be charged with the following roles;
- Preparation of plans of architecture and structure and this will be based on the requirements of the clients
- Carrying out of cost analysis, feasibility studies and usage of site
- Preparation of various architectural drawings
Notably, drafting of the panned project and this will require the architect to have a detailed knowledge of various areas such as fire regulations, bye laws, zoning laws, city ordinance and codes of conduct
The contractor of the project will have the responsibility to perform the following future roles as discussed below;
- Preparing schedules to ensure the work progresses continuously
- Completing the construct and design documentation and thereafter implement the construction
- Controlling the materials and workmanship and this will be done regularly for quality control
- Procurement of a variety of vital approvals such as legal regulations, planning and building in order to begin the project at hand (Fisk and Reynolds, 2011)
As a client, the future roles may include;
Provision of sufficient requirements and details to enable easy and quicker completion of the project
- Supervision of the various features of both the finance and contract
- Assigning an experienced construction manager to help in monitoring the progress and quality of the work done at the site
- Payment of work done in time to avoid delays and hence prevent any type of dispute with the construction manager
- Ensuring that all the detailed drawings, equipments and materials specification are availed for documentation and thus gets approval from the representative authorities
The future roles of the building surveyor will involve;
- Preparation of estimation costs
- Ascertainment of boundaries of property
- Ensuring that the buildings under construction are all under the building regulations and this is based on the fact that they often interact with the engineers and architects (Dada and Jagboro, 2015,p. 80).
There are a variety of risks that the members are likely to be exposed in the process of completion of the project and they include, sickness, losses among others (Danquah, 2015)
The risks include, offering of inadequate details in regards to the services in the drawings. The other risk is on non-adoption of drawings and bye laws while preparing the various standards (Ashwortb et al., 2013). Also, there is likely to be delays in the event of submission of drawings and technical guidance by the architect.
As a contractor, the variety of risks such an individual is likely to be exposed include, the failure to fulfill the terms and conditions laid down by the client (Dey, 2012, p. 915). The other risk may revolve around the completion of documentation, design and construction just to ensure that they are done within the set schedule. Others risk on construct and design of the legal documentation should be appraised in order to meet the project requirements (Khodadadi and Kumar, 2013, p. 311).
Site Neighborhood
For the construction manager, the following risks may be involved; the risk on maintenance of high quality for the project. Another risk is on completion of the construction in time to meet up with the deadlines (Guo et al., 2014, p. 820). Lastly, the construction manager may be exposed to risks revolving around the management of construction labors.
The risk for the client includes; delays in payment which may stop the progression of the project. Also, the lack of sufficient information provided to the client may result to delays in the completion of the projects (Ramanathan, Narayanan and Idrus, 2012, p. 43). Additionally, the contract that may be developed without approvals may result to various legal risks (Agogué et al., 2013).
The project manage may also be exposed to certain risks such as, ensuring the project at hand is completed within the set budget. The other risk is on the need to finish the project within the stipulated time as agreed with the client. Lastly, as construction manager, he or she has the responsibility of ensuring that the project is done successfully and hence takes the blame for every failure that may occur (Al-Harthi et al., 2014).
The building surveyor may also be exposed to certain risks which typically revolve around ensuring that the project meets the entire planning permit as stipulated by the planning committee.
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