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    Construction fieldwork involves tasks outside of paperwork such as excavation, surveying, concrete work, steel bending, formwork installation, and earth moving. Those responsible for fieldwork include project managers, engineers, quality control engineers, field engineers, office engineers, surveyors, foremen, masons, carpenters, steelworkers, warehouse staff, equipment operators, and laborers. Their roles range from planning and supervision to hands-on tasks like operating machinery, installing materials, and ensuring worksite safety and organization.

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    Construction Fieldwork

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    Construction fieldwork involves tasks outside of paperwork such as excavation, surveying, concrete work, steel bending, formwork installation, and earth moving. Those responsible for fieldwork include project managers, engineers, quality control engineers, field engineers, office engineers, surveyors, foremen, masons, carpenters, steelworkers, warehouse staff, equipment operators, and laborers. Their roles range from planning and supervision to hands-on tasks like operating machinery, installing materials, and ensuring worksite safety and organization.

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    Construction fieldwork involves tasks outside of paperwork such as excavation, surveying, concrete work, steel bending, formwork installation, and earth moving. Those responsible for fieldwork include project managers, engineers, quality control engineers, field engineers, office engineers, surveyors, foremen, masons, carpenters, steelworkers, warehouse staff, equipment operators, and laborers. Their roles range from planning and supervision to hands-on tasks like operating machinery, installing materials, and ensuring worksite safety and organization.

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    Construction Fieldwork

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    Construction fieldwork involves tasks outside of paperwork such as excavation, surveying, concrete work, steel bending, formwork installation, and earth moving. Those responsible for fieldwork include project managers, engineers, quality control engineers, field engineers, office engineers, surveyors, foremen, masons, carpenters, steelworkers, warehouse staff, equipment operators, and laborers. Their roles range from planning and supervision to hands-on tasks like operating machinery, installing materials, and ensuring worksite safety and organization.

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    CONSTRUCTION

    FIELDWORK
    WHAT IS CONSTRUCTION
    FIELDWORK?
    Anything besides paperwork comes under
    field work in construction. Namely,
    excavation, surveying, concreting , bar
    bending, formwork placing, earth moving
    etc.
    WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE:
    PROJECT MANAGERS STEELMEN
    PROJECT ENGINEERS WAREHOUSE KEEPER/ WAREHOUSE AIDE
    QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEERS OPERATORS
    FIELD ENGINEEERS LABORERS
    OFFICE ENGINEERS
    SURVEYORS/SURVEYOR AIDE
    FOREMEN
    MASONS
    CARPENTERS
    PROJECT MANAGERS
     Activity and resource planning PICTURE SA PM
     Organizing and Motivating a Project Team
     Controlling time management
     Cost Estimating and developing the budget
     Ensuring customer satisfaction
     Analyzing and managing project risk
     Monitoring progress
    PROJECT ENGINEERS
     Preparing, scheduling, coordinating PICTURE SA PE
    and monitoring the assigned
    engineering projects.
     Monitoring compliance to applicable
    codes, practices, QA/QC policies,
    performance standards and specs.
     Interacting daily with the clients to
    interpret their needs and
    requirements and representing them
    in the field.
    QC ENGINEERS
     Maintain, monitor and ensure highest PICTURE SA QCE
    quality in services or products.
    Develop and design forms and
    instructions for evaluating, assessing,
    reporting an documenting on quality
    standards in proucts or services.
     Train staff, technicians and
    professionals on the aspects of quality
    control activities.
    FIELD ENGINEERS
     Handling, maintaining, PICTURE SA FE
    monitoring, installing and
    providing support for networks
    hardware, software and
    communication skills.
    Play a role in Installation of new,
    complex technology.
    Routine safety testing of
    machinery.
    OFFICE ENGINEERS
     Accurate processing of submittals in PICTURE SA OE
    order to ensure the correct products
    and materials are installed throughout
    the project.
    Ensure compliance
    Keep accurate records
    Resolve Project Matters
    Monitor The Budget
    SURVEYORS/SURVEYOR AIDE
    Prepare and maintain sketches, maps, reports, PICTURE
    and legal descriptions of survey in order to
    describe, certify, and assume liability fro work
    performed.
    Direct or conduct surveys in order to establish
    legal boundaries for properties, based on legal
    deeds and titles.
    Verify the accuracy of survey data, including
    measurements and calculations conducted at
    survey sites.
    FOREMEN
     Organizing tools, plant, machinery PICTURE
    and materials.
    Organizing workers.
    Supervising construction activities.
    Identifying materials ad equipment
    that may be required.
    Ensuring construction is carried out
    accurately, following plans and
    specification.
    MASONS
     Maintaining tools and workspaces.
    Cutting, shaping, and dressing
    materials.
    Lifting, carrying and placing prepared
    blocks.
    Reading and following technical
    drawings.
    Mixing cement and mortar.
    Restoring old and worn masonry.
    CARPENTERS
    Follow blueprints and building plans to
    meet the needs of clients.
    Install structures and fixtures, such as
    windows and molding.
    Measure, cut, or shape wood, plastics,
    and other materials.
    Construct building frameworks,
    including walls, floors and doorframes.
    STEELMEN
    Build and install iron or steel
    girders, columns, and other
    construction materials.
    Cut, position, and bolt down
    steel bars to reinforce concrete.
    Make, weld, and cut structural
    metal in fabricating shops.
    WAREHOUSE KEEPER/
    WAREHOUSE AIDE
    Prepare and completing
    warehouse orders for
    delivery or pickup according
    to schedule.
    Receiving and processing
    warehouse stock products.
    Performing warehouse
    inventory.
    OPERATORS
    Assist in the installation, maintenance,
    and repair of machinery.
    Operate tools or equipments in order
    to aid in the construction process.
    Perform periodic checks on equipment
    and solve problems as detected.
    Work with others in order to ensure
    that equipments is in proper working
    order.
    LABORERS
    Transporting materials, testing
    equipment to ensure it is
    working properly, and clearing
    the work site of hazardous
    items.
    THANK YOU.
    P R E PA RED BY:
    TOR I ON, RAPUNZEL MAE T.
    R A N ISES, R I A JA N E M .

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