Flashcards on Building Site Organization and Key Roles
Building Site Organization & Key Roles: A Student's Guide
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Construction Site Organization
25 cards
Card 1
Question: What is the purpose of having a clear organizational structure on a building site?
Answer: To ensure the project is completed on time, safely, and according to the plan through defined roles and cooperation.
Card 2
Question: Who is the investor (client) and what are their main responsibilities?
Answer: The person or company financing the project; they define requirements, budget, and deadlines.
Card 3
Question: What are the primary responsibilities of the architect on a building site?
Answer: Designing the building, preparing drawings and plans, and focusing on appearance, function, and layout.
Card 4
Question: What does the engineer do on a construction project?
Answer: Responsible for technical solutions and structural safety, including calculations, materials, and construction methods.
Card 5
Question: What are the key duties of the project manager?
Answer: Organizes and controls the whole project, responsible for time schedule, budget, and coordination.
Card 6
Question: What does the site manager (construction manager) do daily?
Answer: Manages daily work on site, supervises workers, and ensures work follows the plans.
Card 7
Question: What is the role of a foreman on site?
Answer: Leads a group of workers, gives instructions, and checks quality of work.
Card 8
Question: Who performs the actual construction work on site?
Answer: Workers, including labourers and skilled workers.
Card 9
Question: Describe the typical hierarchical organizational structure on a building site.
Answer: Investor → Project Manager → Site Manager → Foreman → Workers.
Card 10
Question: Why is communication important in the organizational structure?
Answer: Good communication between all levels is essential for coordination and project success.