PHILIPPINE PROFESSIONAL WORK

Real site conditions. Practical project decisions.

On a commercial construction project, my work connected site conditions with progress documentation, quantities, supplier enquiries and coordinated project decisions.

MY ROLEProject Management and Cost EstimatorEXPERIENCE CONTEXTRi-Rance Realty Corp. · January 2019 – April 2023

Original site photograph showing an excavator, exposed ground and an active commercial construction work area — Original site photograph · View full resolution, 1600 × 1200 ↗

FROM SITE CONDITIONS TO AN APPROVED RESPONSE

01 / OBSERVE

Record the conditions.

Document the issue and report to management.

02 / PREPARE

Build the proposal.

Coordinate quantities, suppliers and cost scope with my partner engineer.

03 / COORDINATE

Obtain review & approval.

Structural designer review, followed by management and owner approval.

Construction context,
in the original photographs.

Original site photograph showing staged concrete pipe sections, setting-out lines and adjacent ongoing work. — **Material staging & work-area coordination**Original photograph · View at 1600 × 1200 ↗

Original site photograph showing exposed ground, construction equipment and the active work area. — **Ground conditions & site context**Original photograph · View at 1600 × 1200 ↗

MY CONTRIBUTION

What I worked on.

Supervised site activities and documented progress and ground conditions.
Co-prepared a sheet-pile quantity and budget proposal with my partner engineer after storm-related ground instability.
Sought supplier information and separated materials, subcontract labour, heavy equipment and mobilization requirements.
Coordinated structural review and management approval before implementation.

READING THE EVIDENCE

What the sample shows.

These original photographs show the work area, earthworks equipment, exposed ground and staged materials. They provide site context for my estimating and coordination responsibilities. They are not before-and-after images or proof of installed quantities.

Following severe weather, my partner engineer and I prepared a response proposal for ground instability affecting an adjacent road. The structural designer evaluated and confirmed the design; management obtained the required owner approval. Our company supplied materials and heavy equipment, while the subcontractor supplied skilled workers and tools.