- Appoint a primary designer with supervision over pre-construction and a contractor as the principal contractor in writing. When the client is not responsible for fulfilling the principal designer's obligations, and if they do not appoint one.

- Develop plans for project management, allocation of sufficient time and resources, and ensure safe construction as much as reasonably possible.

- Provide all designers and contractors involved in the project with pre-construction detail.

- Ensure that the primary designer follows the rules.

- The chief designer creates a health and safety file that includes asbestos information as needed by the Control of Asbestos Regulations, is updated on a regular basis, is accessible for inspection and is passed on if the project is sold to another client.

- Before the building phase begins, the principal contractor (or a single contractor if only one is used) prepares a construction phase plan.

3) The composition and responsibilities of the Design Team Members.

- Architects

- Civil and structural engineers

Architects

- Utilizes architectural design knowledge, construction detailing, construction methods, zoning and building codes, and building materials and systems to research, program, plan, develop, and manage building projects for customers.

- Creates conceptual plans, renderings, and paperwork.

- Plans and programs project layout, coordinating engineering parts and integrating them into a cohesive design for client inspection and approval.

- Prepares project designs and plans using computer-assisted design software and equipment.

Civil and structural engineers

- Structural Designing

- Surveys for Site and Work Investigations

- Communication

- Construction Management

- Adequate Training

- Preparation of reports, designs, and drawings

- Calculation of loads and stresses calculations

- Selection of the Right Construction Materials

- Technical assistance provision

- Collaboration with experts such as architects

- Monitoring and inspection of contractors' work.

- Contract administration

- Management of projects and property evaluation to ensure that they are in good working order

4) The composition and responsibilities of the Construction Team Members.

- Main contractor

- Site manager

- Site engineer

- Sub-contractors

Main contractor

- Sufficiency of necessary plant, equipment, construction materials, construction technology/methodology, and labor to be used in the permanent and temporary works;

- Transportation and storage facilities for all equipment material and equipment.

- Provision of temporary office and proper hygienic accommodation for staff and labor.

- Ensuring health and education facilities for the children of labor if any.

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We must equip our laboratory with the necessary staff and equipment for quality control tests. Additionally, our field staff should be provided with Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) to ensure their safety. It would also be helpful to have a Safety Hand Book that outlines safe engineering practices to follow.

We need an Approved Environmental Management Plan (EMP) to ensure that our construction project is environmentally friendly and sustainable. This EMP should be created in consultation with the implementing agency and the local community.

Our Site Manager will be responsible for directing the entire construction project and ensuring that all teams adhere to the client's specifications. They will need to monitor expenses, track progress, and meet with quantity surveyors. Safety inspections should be conducted regularly, and communication with other construction professionals, clients, and the public should also be maintained. The Site Manager will also select and order the appropriate tools and materials for the job and prepare site diagrams, drawings, reports, and progress reports as necessary. Finally, they will obtain any licenses and approvals for the development projects.

Meanwhile, the Site Engineer will be responsible for outlining, leveling, and surveying the site. They will need to verify the accuracy of computations by inspecting plans, designs/drawings, and quantities. They must also ensure that all materials and labor are in accordance with the rules, and that the selection and requirements of materials and plants are supervised.

In a construction project, we might need to subcontract specialized aspects of the construction project due to the volume of work that needs to be done simultaneously. Sub-contractors' main goal is to assist the contractor in completing a certain task in a timely and effective manner so that multiple projects within the construction project are finished at the same time.

Finally, the Construction Project Manager will play an essential role in each of the functions of project management, such as planning, creating benchmarks, scheduling, managing the budget, managing and communicating with employees, project appraisal, and providing periodic reports on the work progress. Risk management will also be a critical aspect of this role, and the project manager must ensure that any potential risks are addressed correctly.