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    Totoo SPP Document 204 B Group 2

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    This document outlines the roles and responsibilities of a construction manager. It discusses that a construction manager can be a member of the owner's staff, an independent individual, or a firm hired by the owner. Their key responsibilities include coordination, supervision, cost and time control, quality control, and record keeping. It also describes the qualifications needed to be a construction manager, limitations on their authority, and methods of compensation.

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    This document outlines the roles and responsibilities of a construction manager. It discusses that a construction manager can be a member of the owner's staff, an independent individual, or a firm hired by the owner. Their key responsibilities include coordination, supervision, cost and time control, quality control, and record keeping. It also describes the qualifications needed to be a construction manager, limitations on their authority, and methods of compensation.

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    This document outlines the roles and responsibilities of a construction manager. It discusses that a construction manager can be a member of the owner's staff, an independent individual, or a firm hired by the owner. Their key responsibilities include coordination, supervision, cost and time control, quality control, and record keeping. It also describes the qualifications needed to be a construction manager, limitations on their authority, and methods of compensation.

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    Totoo SPP Document 204 B Group 2

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    This document outlines the roles and responsibilities of a construction manager. It discusses that a construction manager can be a member of the owner's staff, an independent individual, or a firm hired by the owner. Their key responsibilities include coordination, supervision, cost and time control, quality control, and record keeping. It also describes the qualifications needed to be a construction manager, limitations on their authority, and methods of compensation.

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    SPP Document 204-B

    GROUP 2
    A R O MIN , N AT H A N IEL
    B EN U YO , MA RY A U ST IN E
    C L ED O R O , R A L PH T IM O T HY
    ER PE , SH A IR A
    Introduction
    Due to the increasing complexity of
    construction projects, there is an upward
    demand for effective cost control and faster
    project implementation consistent with
    high quality of work. Construction
    Management Services were thus instituted
    to fill this need in the construction industry.
    Construction Manager could either be:
     A member of the staff of the owner,
     An independent individual, or
     A firm hired by the Owner to manage the construction of
    a particular project.

    The architect can serve as the Construction manager, His


    training in the coordination of various specialties allows him
    to supervise and assure proper monitoring of all construction
    activities with regards to quality, workmanship and cost.
    Architect
    vs. Project Manager
    vs. Construction Manager
    vs. Foreman
    FUNCTION AND DESCRIPTION OF TASK
    Responsibilities of the Construction Manager
    include the functions of Construction Supervision
    Group (CSG).
     Coordination and Supervision
     Cost and Time Control
     Quality Control of Work and
     Keeping Records
    The Construction Manager may hire the CSG
    to be under his employ or may supervise the
    CSG hired directly by the owner.
    Construction Supervision Group - ensures that your project is completed on time,
    on budget and complies with the relevant regulations and quality standard
    LIMITATION OF AUTHORITY
    The Architect as the Construction Manager shall not:

    Involve himself directly with work of the Contractor such that it


    may be constructed that he is assuming the Contractor’s liability as
    provided for in Article 1723, etc. of the Civil Code

    Impose methods, systems or designs that will substantially affect


    the construction schedule and impair the design concept of the
    Architect.
    LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY
    The Architect as the Construction Manager is directly
    responsible to the Owner on all aspects of the construction
    work:
    Programming
    Coordination
    Quality and Cost Control
    Time Management
    LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY
    The CM assumes no liability in case equipment fail to function or if
    a portion of the building collapses:

    Due to deficiencies in the plan/design, provided by the CM


    did not participate in the plan/design review and approval, or

    Due to the deficiencies in the manner of construction,


    provided the CM faithfully discharged his function/s during
    the construction, project implementation.
    QUALIFICATIONS
    The Construction Manager may be an individual or a firm.
    The individual or the principal of the firm must be a State-regulated
    professional, preferably an Architect with managerial capabilities and
    extensive experience in the field of construction.
    Must be a Registered and Licensed Architect (RLA), with an update
    professional identification card
    Must be a member in good standing of the Integrated and Accredited
    Professional Organization of Architects (IAPOA)
    Architects who are Contractors or who have already been in
    responsible charge of construction works are usually capable of
    becoming Construction Managers.
    METHOD OF COMPENSATION
    Since construction management is not a
    part of the regular services of an Architect, the
    services rendered by the Architect as an
    Construction Manager shall be separately
    compensated.

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