Phases of Construction Project Management

Phase 1: Project Initiation

Project initiation is the first step in the construction phases. Although this phase isn’t as complex as other phases of construction, it carries immense value. It helps the construction manager understand the project in detail.

A thorough understanding helps streamline decision-making in other project phases like design, budgeting, and procurement. Apart from understanding project details, the project manager undertakes the following tasks during the project initiation phase:

• Formulating a project schedule
• Conducting a thorough feasibility study
• Creating a detailed project initiation document
• Formulating a structure for efficient collaboration
• Schematic design

Phase 2: Preconstruction

In this phase, stakeholders draw the project’s final design and finalize things like securing permits. In addition, the construction project manager executes the following tasks in this construction process:

• Contractor selection
• Risk assessment
• Project team structure
• Determining the list of equipment needed
• Estimation of construction costs
• Conducting environmental tests
• Refining the final project design
• Making a safety management plan

Phase 3. Procurement

During these construction phases, the project manager sources and purchases all the equipment needed to run the construction project. Some of the construction equipment procured includes:

• Earthmoving equipment. These include excavators, bulldozers, and grazers
• Concrete equipment. These include mixers and vibrators.
• Compaction equipment. This group of construction equipment includes rollers and pavers
• Construction vehicles. These include a mixer and haul trucks
• Scaffolding equipment. You’ll also need boom lifts, ladders, and scaffolding in the procurement construction process.

Phase 4: Construction and Monitoring

Work begins at the construction and monitoring stage of construction. In these phases of construction, the project manager mobilizes their team to execute various construction activities. These include:

• Site preparation. This construction process entails clearing, excavating, and leveling the construction site.
• Foundation laying. After site preparation, your team lays the base for the construction. The foundation has to meet strict workmanship standards since it bears the entire load of the structure under construction.
• Masonry work. After laying the foundation, Mason’s work commences. In these construction project steps, your contractors use high-quality materials to erect walls.
  

During these phases of construction, ensuring timelines are met and resources are utilized efficiently is important. Moreover, the quality of work is assessed according to project specifications.

Phase 5: Post Construction

The construction manager and the client evaluate the project in detail to ascertain that it aligns with set objectives. They scrutinize the workmanship quality, specifications adherence, and project requirements compliance.

In addition, the project manager schedules prompt correction of problems identified. Upon satisfaction, the project manager compiles all crucial close-out documents like contractor payments, certificates of occupancy, and inspection certificates.

Afterward, the complete project is transferred to the owner.

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Construction project management entails coordinating tens of tasks, including budgeting, hiring, and procurement. For this reason, the project is best handled by a manager with solid construction experience.

Such experts know what it takes to manage construction from start to end. Tech 24 Construction takes a top slot among Alexandria’s best project managers for clients. Thanks to our two decades of experience in the construction industry,

Contact us to discuss your upcoming construction with an experienced project manager.

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