Pre-Construction
Related Roles
These roles prepare a project for building work on site. Most of these roles will work together to complete tasks and activities that must happen before construction work begins on a site.
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You’ll work on developing and delivering projects which support business start-ups, business growth, the creation of new jobs, the development of new skills and neighbourhood regeneration. Community development is the aim so you’ll help to identify problems, assess and sometimes implement the solutions.
Regeneration Officer
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The projects you work on are created to improve and revive local areas or buildings. You’re responsible for the preparation of a development project. This includes identifying and developing new innovative approaches to deliver project’s and improve communities.
Development Manager
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You manage the planning of projects before construction on site begins. This included estimating costs of construction, participating in design decisions, value engineering and analysis, sequence programming and more.
Pre-Construction Manager
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You search for potential sites for building projects before purchasing land that is suitable for the project. Before purchase, you’ll have to consider whether planning permission is required and whether there are any restrictions on what can be built.
Land Buyer
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You basically manage all contracts relating to building projects including design consultant and subcontractor contracts. This involves studying legal rules of contracts and helping to negotiate terms and conditions with the client before drawing up legal documents to outline terms of services and project aims.
Contracts Manager
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You’re responsible for the design & development of towns and cities. Through your role you help communities, companies and politicians to decide on the best way to use land and buildings.
Town Planner
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You oversee the preparation and submission of detailed documents and tenders that Construction companies submit to win new Project contracts!
Bid Manager
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You’re responsible for assessing the quality of residential, public and commercial buildings. Through your role you examine the condition of buildings and advise on ways to improve them. You also advise Architects and builders on maintenance procedures, keeping safety standards high and more.
Building Surveyor
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Your role is key in assisting the delivery of tender bids. You build strong relationships with key stakeholders such as Housing Associations, Local Authorities, Employers Agents etc. These relationships help construction companies to obtain partnering opportunities for new developments
Partnerships Manager
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You calculate how much a project will cost considering labour, material and equipment requirements. You obtain quotes from suppliers and subcontractors to understand the project cost and you use this information to create detailed project cost proposals.
Estimator
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