Acting as the owner's point of contact, managing all aspects of the project, including budgeting, scheduling, and resource allocation. They coordinate with architects, contractors, engineers, and other stakeholders to ensure compliance with project objectives and requirements.

1. Contract Administration: The owner's representative assists with contract negotiations, review, and compliance, ensuring that agreements are fair and executed correctly throughout the project's lifecycle.

2. Quality Control and Compliance: They monitor construction activities to ensure they meet the required quality standards and adhere to local building codes, regulations, and safety protocols.

3. Budget and Cost Management: The representative helps prepare and control the project budget, monitoring expenses and making adjustments as necessary to stay within the agreed-upon financial parameters.

4. Schedule Management: They develop and maintain a comprehensive project schedule, tracking progress and identifying potential delays or issues to keep the project on track for timely completion.

5. Issue Resolution: When conflicts or disputes arise during the construction process, the owner's representative acts as a mediator to resolve the problems efficiently and amicably.

6. Reporting and Communication: Regularly updating the owner with progress reports, milestones achieved, and potential risks allows for informed decision-making throughout the construction project.

7. Change Management: They handle change orders and variations, evaluating their impact on the project and advising the owner accordingly.

8. Risk Management: Identifying and addressing potential risks or challenges that may affect the project's success is a critical aspect of the owner's representative's role.

9. Post-Construction Evaluation: After the project's completion, they may conduct a post-construction review to assess the project's performance, identify areas for improvement, and gather valuable lessons for future endeavors.

By hiring a construction owner's representative, the client can benefit from their expertise, industry knowledge, and project management skills, leading to a more efficient and successful construction project.