Emloyers Agent Role

Coordination: 

Oversees the day-to-day management of the project, coordinating between various stakeholders, including designers, contractors, and consultants.

Progress Monitoring: 

Tracks the progress of construction, ensuring that milestones and deadlines are met.

Contractual Oversight: 

Manages contracts between the client and contractors, ensuring compliance with contractual obligations.

Dispute Resolution: 

Addresses and resolves any issues or disputes that arise between parties.

Budget Management: 

Monitors project costs and ensures that spending aligns with the client’s budget.

Change Management: 

Handles requests for changes and assesses their impact on the project’s cost and schedule.

Standards Compliance: 

Ensures that construction work meets the required quality standards and specifications.

Inspection: 

Conducts inspections and reviews to verify that work is completed to the agreed quality.

Risk Assessment: 

Identifies potential risks to the project and implements strategies to mitigate them.

Safety Oversight: 

Ensures that safety standards and regulations are adhered to on-site.

Advocacy: 

Represents the client's interests throughout the project, ensuring their vision and requirements are realized.

Decision Support:

Provides advice and support to the client, helping them make informed decisions.

Liaison Role: 

Acts as a key point of contact between the client and other project parties, facilitating clear and effective communication.

Reporting: 

Provides regular updates to the client on project progress, issues, and financial status.