Construction Management & Supervision

Project Management and Construction Management

Stable Inter Co., Ltd. provides construction management, inspection, and quality control (QC) services. This is a key process for ensuring high-quality and accurate construction, requiring systematic inspection by engineers at every stage. The management process includes the following phases:

Pre-Construction Phase

• Verify the completeness of the construction drawings and specifications as received from the design department.

• Review the contractor's BOQ (Bill of Quantities).

• Review the Bill of Quantities (BOQ) and the prices and terms submitted by the contractors.

• Plan and participate in the contractor selection process, reviewing bid documents, and negotiate if assigned.

• Analyze and assess the capabilities of bidders based on their company profiles and past performance.

• Review the drawings and specifications for Value Engineering (VE) purposes.

• Conduct a joint review of the contract when assigned.

• Conduct an inspection of the contractor's work progress.

Construction Phase

• Assign engineers and technicians to oversee the site, in order to inspect and control the quality of construction work and materials used in construction according to the specified conditions.

• Hold weekly meetings to coordinate between contractors, designers, and project owner representatives.

• Record the results and report the progress of the construction work, including problems and obstacles, along with suggestions for solutions.

• Review and certify the work performance and quantity of work completed by contractors for each payment installment.

• Check if the construction timeline is within the contract period.

• Conduct a quality control check to ensure the construction meets standards.

• Provide guidance in analyzing technical problems, methods, and procedures for implementation.

• Prepare the necessary documents and forms for use in construction.

• Prepare a list of any additions or subtractions to the construction quantity beyond the original design.

Post-Construction Phase

• Inspect the construction work and conduct functional tests on various systems.

• Conduct a defect inspection, send the findings to the contractor for correction, and conduct a follow-up inspection once the corrections are complete.

• Manage the handover of work along with the project from the contractor.

• In the event that training is required, coordination will be made with the contractor to ensure they attend the training.

• Gather user and maintenance manuals, warranty certificates, manufacturer lists, and building keys for delivery to the project owner.

• Prepare the handover documents for the project.

Who is this service suitable for?

• Project owners building factories or warehouses: They need assurance that the project will be completed on time and within budget, so that their production plans run smoothly.

• Owners of office buildings and luxury housing projects : who don't have time to supervise the work site themselves and need a "representative" with engineering knowledge to inspect the work and prevent contractors from cutting corners by reducing material specifications.

• Real estate investors in housing estates, condominiums, and hotels: Those who want to control construction standards to ensure they meet engineering standards, thereby minimizing future repair problems and facilitating easier project handover.

• For those concerned about budget overruns: A professional team is needed to review the Bill of Quantities (BOQ) and screen contractors offering the most reasonable "price" and "quality" from the start of the project.