Sohan Bhar

1 Installation and commissioning:

Oversee the installation, testing, and commissioning of fire detection and protection systems, ensuring they meet regulatory requirements and industry standards

Coordinate with contractors, technicians, and vendors to ensure accurate and timely system deployment

2 Risk Assessment and Mitigation:

Conduct thorough fire risk assessments for various facilities, identifying potential hazards and recommending appropriate mitigation measures

Analyze fire protection needs based on occupancy type, potential fire sources, and the nature of stored materials

3 Regulatory Compliance:

Liaise with regulatory authorities to obtain necessary permits and approvals for fire safety installations

Stay updated with local and international fire codes and standards, ensuring all installations adhere to the latest requirements

4 Training and Education:

Conduct fire safety training sessions for building occupants, educating them about emergency evacuation procedures, fire extinguisher use, and safety protocols

5 Emergency Response Planning:

Develop and refine emergency response plans, ensuring efficient evacuation routes, assembly points, and communication protocols in case of fire incidents

6 Contract Management:

Negotiate and manage contracts with vendors, subcontractors, and service providers to ensure favorable terms and conditions for the project

Review and analyze contract documents to understand scope, deliverables, payment terms, and performance expectations

7 Cost Estimation and Budgeting:

Develop and manage project budgets, tracking expenditures and ensuring adherence to financial targets

8 Change Management:

Evaluate and manage change orders, assessing the impact of changes on project costs, timelines, and scope

Collaborate with project managers, engineers, and stakeholders to address changes effectively while minimizing disruptions

9 Client Communication:

Foster positive relationships with clients, addressing their concerns, providing progress updates, and ensuring their satisfaction with the commercial aspects of the project

10 Subcontractor Management:

Evaluate, select, and manage subcontractors based on their capabilities, performance, and alignment with project requirements

Review subcontract agreements and monitor subcontractor deliverables

11 Claims and Dispute Resolution:

Identify potential claims or disputes related to commercial matters and work collaboratively to find resolutions that align with project objectives

Maintain documentation and correspondence related to claims and disputes

12 Document Management:

Organize and maintain commercial documents, including contracts, invoices, purchase orders, and correspondence, ensuring accurate record-keeping

13 Compliance and Regulations:

Ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements related to procurement, contracts, payments, and commercial activities

Stay informed about industry standards and best practices in construction commercial management

14 Reporting and Analysis:

Prepare and present regular reports on project financial status, costs, and commercial progress to management and stakeholders

Analyze data to identify trends, potential issues, and opportunities for improvement