1. Project Requirements:
Reviews the project goals and objectives, the scope of work, required materials, budget, timeline, and any other pertinent information.
2. Design Review:
Examines any drawings or plans to ensure accuracy and completeness.
3. Site Analysis:
Evaluates soil conditions, access roads or pathways for construction vehicles, existing utilities or underground infrastructure, terrain issues, and any potential environmental concerns.
4. Quality Control Plan:
Establishes standards for employee training, and safety protocols by regulations and quality control processes to ensure that all aspects of the constructability review meet industry best practices.
5. Equipment Needs:
Determines if enough equipment is available for operation as well as what additional tools are necessary to complete the project.
6. Resources:
Identifies and evaluates necessary resources such as labor, materials, subcontractors, and other third-party entities to ensure the job is completed promptly.
7. Risk Management:
Examines potential liability issues or safety hazards that could arise during construction as well as any insurance requirements for workers or materials used on the project.
8. Schedule Assessment:
Establishes an appropriate timeline for completion based on all available resources and personnel needs.
9. Documentation & Recordkeeping:
Documents any changes made to plans or designs along with any additional information needed to support the project’s progress over time.
10. Cost Analysis:
Examines costs associated with labor, materials, equipment, and any other components of the project.