1. What is Project Construction Management?

A Project Construction Management where refers to the processes needed to

successfully complete project from start to finish. Project Construction Management
also supervise all aspects of a building process, manage and allocates construction
resources for unsettle unit of project, including residentials building, commercial
buildings and skyscraper constructions.

Project construction management is a professional service that provides a client’s

project with an effective management of the project’s safety, cost, character, schedule,
and function. This often work at a construction site, typically includes complicated tasks
where requires strong skills in communication, deep knowledge of the building process,
and the ability to problem-solve.

Typically, there are 4 distinct phases:

- Initiating: This stage aims to establish or define the project's parameters.
- Planning: This stage also includes estimates. For everyone involved in the project, a
setup plan and schedule will be provided here.
- Committing and monitoring: This phase will last the entire project, and project
managers will keep tabs on and monitor ongoing project activities to make sure the
project is completed on schedule and within budget.
- Finalization: Project consumers receive the finished product.

2. What are the Roles of a Project Manager?

An architect who manages a project from conception to completion is known as an

architectural project manager. His or her responsibilities include managing a group of
younger architects and designers, evaluating existing facilities, and rewriting building
programs. An understanding of building administration codes as well as effective
problem-solving, communication, and decision-making abilities are essential for an
architectural project manager. Additional qualifications for the post include a bachelor's
degree in architecture, civil engineering, or a similar discipline, as well as prior
architecture-related professional experience.
3. What are the different tools that are used in Project Construction
Management
 Project managers are in great demand in industry.
 Great leadership
 Understanding
 Skill they bring to bear in important business initiatives.