Services
Appointments are typically made by clients, project managers and consulting teams who need an independent, technically competent presence on site.
01
Professional monitoring of construction works to ensure compliance with approved drawings, specifications, quality requirements and project programmes.
Day-to-day presence on site, or structured visiting supervision, covering workmanship, materials, methods and progress.
02
Independent inspection and monitoring of workmanship, materials, construction methods and completed works on behalf of the client.
A Clerk of Works appointment is independent of the contractor. It exists to protect the client’s interest in quality, compliance and complete records.
03
Regular assessment of physical progress, site activities, resources, programme performance, constraints and project risks.
Structured reporting that a client, financier or consultant can rely on: planned versus actual progress, resources on site, constraints, risks and recommended actions.
04
Civil engineering support covering infrastructure, earthworks, drainage, roads, water systems and associated civil works.
Practical civil engineering input grounded in site experience — earthworks, drainage, road layers, water and sewerage infrastructure.
05
Inspection and verification of materials, workmanship, testing, concrete works, reinforcement, formwork and other construction activities.
Hold-points, material verification, concrete and reinforcement checks, formwork review and testing records — so quality is demonstrated, not assumed.
06
Technical support in monitoring contractual obligations, instructions, variations, progress and project documentation.
Site-based technical support to the contract administrator: records of instructions and variations, and documentation that stands up later if it has to.
07
Monitoring contractor programmes, planned versus actual progress, critical activities and project milestones.
Reading the contractor’s programme with a site eye — critical activities, logic, resources and the gap between the paper programme and the ground.
08
Assessment and documentation of construction delays, their causes, impacts and effects on progress against the approved programme.
Contemporaneous records of delay events, causes, mitigation and programme impact.
09
Preparation of professional inspection reports, site records, progress reports, meeting minutes and technical observations.
Clear, dated, usable documents written for the people who have to act on them.