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Site Management The nature and extent of site project management required will depend on the type of work being undertaken. On-site resident project management is often indicated when the project is complex, involves multiple contractors working simultaneously or interacts strongly with ongoing site operations. These tend to be higher-value projects or have specific issues of quality or timescale that demand particular attention. Some projects are less demanding and can be handled by local staff, with remote project management support. In
practice, the decision is often not clear-cut and, sometimes, the right
approach is to have a “visiting” project manager who attends
pre-arranged meetings and also makes unscheduled visits to check quality
and progress. Whatever
level of site management is employed and whether internal or external
resources are used, certain guiding principals should apply:
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