Joy Donato PSM, ITIL v3, ICBB, OCI Foundations Assoc’s Post

The site manager’s role differs from that of a project manager but note that these roles can be combined per project demands. #projectmanager

At-risk behaviour. Totally unacceptable. The question is what triggered this behaviour? What was the reason for personnel to go into the excavation/ hole? Looks like a ventilation raisebore. Are there systems guiding on how to exit such excavations? There should be specifically designed equipment/ lifts to lower and lift personnel from these areas. Food for thought.

Such horseplay at sites can be the last game of life one plays. It is the responsibility of anyone around to STOP such acts and make the systemic changes needed for assurance. ROKO TOKO or Don’t Walk Past is an important tool to practice. Remember, ONE person decides to make a mistake but MANY let the one commit that mistake ! #projectsafety #workplacesafety #safetyprofessionals #hseprofessionals #ehscommunity #besafe #safetyleadership

Check your risk assessments

Project Manager: Project is in control, then this is your job. if it is out of control by any means, all guns are on your head 💣 💯 #projectmanager #projectmanagement

The start of any project can be overwhelming but transitioning onto an existing project as a project manager? Take the overwhelm and double it. In this video, I share ways to get grounded as a new project manager to an existing project. #projectmanagement https://lnkd.in/gMZtyPNf

Sometimes you just have to ask: "Where was the project manager or project supervisor, before this was completed?" Surely someone is always responsible for delivering a quality end product, that is safe for its users. A happy client or customer is one that you as a business can count on for referrals, or for more projects. #qualitymanagement #projectmanagement #projectmanager #projectsupervisor #healthandsafety

The Project Manager Gyan As the project manager, you stand at the very center of the construction team, facing challenges that require balance, foresight, and resilience. You’re the one who ensures that every moving part is aligned and moving toward the common goal. From managing tight schedules, handling unforeseen site conditions, to balancing client expectations and team dynamics, your role is crucial. The challenges are many: maintaining quality while staying on budget, keeping the team motivated through tough deadlines, and troubleshooting issues before they become setbacks. But it’s your leadership that keeps everything on track, guiding the project to successful completion. As a project manager, it’s often the small victories that truly keep the momentum going. Every resolved issue, every day that stays on schedule, and each piece of positive feedback from the team are accomplishments worth celebrating. The role isn’t about grand gestures or lofty expectations, but about steadily moving forward—ensuring that tasks are completed, problems are solved, and the team stays motivated. These small wins build up to create something much bigger, and it’s through these steady, incremental achievements that the larger success of the project is realized. Agree or not.

What is a Project Manager ? A project manager plays a crucial role in driving a project from start to finish. They are the person responsible for setting clear goals, defining what the project needs to succeed, and managing the essential elements that can make or break a project: Cost, Time, and Quality (Safety in center of the triangle for construction project Manager). Think of a project manager as the person at the center of the project, making sure everything runs smoothly. They start by identifying what the project should accomplish, then break it down into smaller tasks and milestones. Throughout the project, they keep track of progress, ensuring that each part of the project stays within budget, meets deadlines, and reaches the quality standards as required.