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Our Responsibilities

Ensure effective contractor engagement

Formulating of GAP analysis

Provide sufficient resources to manage risk protocols

Establish and maintain contractor compliance and responsibilities

Manage and evaluate contractor vetting process

Frequent audits and reporting

Employee empowerment by means of continuous training

Timely reviews and updates on SHEQ systems

Responsibilities of EPCM on a construction site.

An EPCM (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Management) firm assumes a central role in the oversight and coordination of diverse elements within a construction project. Its responsibilities span the entire project life cycle and encompass a spectrum of activities. The following delineates the primary duties associated with an EPCM on a construction site. By meticulously attending to these responsibilities, an EPCM firm contributes significantly to the successful execution of construction projects, aligning with client expectations and industry benchmarks.

  1. Project Planning and Coordination:
    • Formulate and execute a comprehensive project plan.
    • Collaborate with stakeholders to articulate project objectives, scope, and deliverables.
    • Establish a project schedule and ensure stringent adherence to timelines.
  2. Engineering Management:
    • Provide expert guidance in engineering matters.
    • Supervise the design and engineering processes to align with project specifications.
    • Address and resolve engineering challenges encountered during construction.
  3. Procurement:
    • Oversee the procurement process for materials, equipment, and services.
    • Identify and engage suppliers, negotiate contracts, and ensure timely material delivery.
    • Manage procurement documentation and ensure regulatory compliance.
  4. Construction Management:
    • Exercise supervisory authority over construction activities to guarantee alignment with project plans.
    • Monitor and control construction schedules, costs, and quality.
    • Implement safety protocols and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
  5. Quality Assurance and Control:
    • Develop and implement robust quality assurance and control procedures.
    • Conduct inspections and audits to verify compliance with specifications.
    • Address and rectify any deviations from prescribed quality standards.
  6. Cost Management:
    • Develop and manage the project budget.
    • Exercise vigilant control over costs throughout the construction process.
    • Furnish accurate and timely cost reports to stakeholders.
  7. Risk Management:
    • Identify potential risks and formulate mitigation strategies.
    • Regularly monitor and assess project risks.
    • Implement risk management measures to ensure project success.
  8. Health, Safety, and Environmental Compliance:
    • Establish and enforce safety protocols on the construction site.
    • Ensure strict adherence to environmental regulations.
    • Implement measures to mitigate the environmental impact of construction activities.
  9. Communication and Reporting:
    • Facilitate effective communication channels among project stakeholders.
    • Provide regular updates to clients, contractors, and pertinent parties.
    • Generate comprehensive progress reports and performance metrics.
  10. Client Relationship Management:
    • Cultivate positive relationships with clients and key stakeholders.
    • Address client concerns expeditiously and professionally.
    • Uphold client satisfaction throughout the project’s duration.
  11. Commissioning and Handover:
    • Oversee the commissioning of systems and equipment.
    • Coordinate the seamless handover of the completed project to the client.
    • Ensure a smooth transition from the construction phase to operational readiness.
  12. Documentation and Record Keeping:
    • Maintain meticulous project documentation.
    • Establish and organize project records for future reference.
    • Ensure compliance with established record-keeping standards and regulatory requirements.