A construction budget estimates the amount of money required to complete a project - from inception to delivery. While the budget details all costs for a construction project, you should also account for emergencies and unanticipated building expenses.

To determine what materials are necessary, Construction Project Managers often start with the project plan - a blueprint. They must also consider factors influencing job site preparation, including demolition expenditures, equipment rentals, permit and inspection fees, etc.

In the construction industry, danger lurks around every corner. Identifying hazards before they have an adverse impact on the project is the responsibility of all stakeholders. There are five major types of risks that your project team should consider:

• • Safety Risk

Safety risk relates to occupational injuries and fatalities. This encompasses everything from sprains and strains to equipment mishaps on the construction site. Companies must implement an appropriate construction safety management system to ensure the safety of all involved.

• • Financial Risk

Financial risk is any circumstance that could negatively affect a construction project's profitability and cash flow. This includes higher material costs, investments in excess of what your organization can afford, and insufficient budget allocation.

• • Legal Risk

Legal risk encompasses contract disputes and noncompliance with rules and regulations, such as labor law infractions. Businesses, contractors, and individual contributors may face instant legal action with long-term financial repercussions when violations occur.

• • Project Risk

Risks associated with a project include inefficient task management, supply chain concerns, and scheduling complications. Inadequate preparation might also have significant financial consequences.

• • Environmental Risk

Environmental risk encompasses any occurrence that could affect the workers, such as natural catastrophes or site contamination.

The business owner and construction management team are responsible for managing projects effectively. The leading contractors hold regular management meetings with their estimators, project managers, field supervisors, and foreman to streamline and maintain effective communication. Meetings allow owners to delegate and hold individuals accountable for achieving the desired goals.

Constructability Reviews

A constructability review is an objective and structured evaluation of construction bid documents by construction professionals to ensure the job requirements are precise; the records are documented. These reviews assist the contractor in bidding, construction, and project administration while reducing any unwarranted impact on a project.

During a constructability evaluation, draft plans, technical specifications, and the planned bid schedule are reviewed for potential misunderstandings during and after the bidding process. It is one of the integral aspects of the Construction Management Process.

Construction Safety Management

Construction Safety refers to a comprehensive set of safety procedures, rules, and regulations that govern the construction industry. The implementation of these rules upholds that a project site does not constitute an immediate threat to the public, stakeholders, or the on-site employees and that the final deliverable project meets and adheres to the safety provisions and requirements of the contract. Construction Safety is more than protecting workers or laborers from injury or death. The concept and practice enforce the protection of the community, the employees, and the environment.

We provide experienced and skilled Construction Safety personnel for Hawaii's short-term and long-term projects. Our Hawaii-based Construction Managers and Safety Consultants come from diverse backgrounds and understand the complexities of managing and ensuring compliance with the on-site safety protocols.

TITAN Consulting has dominated the Construction Safety Services industry for years. We've implemented robust Construction Management Programs for various projects across the country. Our competent workforce comprises top-notch professionals with exceptional expertise in Construction Management.

Our Process

Our process starts with a comprehensive survey of your project site in compliance with our pre-defined Construction Checklist. We also offer a customized Project Management Plan to ensure safety and transparency throughout your project's lifecycle before delivering it in top-notch condition.