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RAMA SITE CONTROL

Services

Site management is a set of concrete duties, not a promise. Each service below explains who it is for, what is included and what you receive.

Where licensed design, engineering or legal work is required, Kadek coordinates with the appropriate specialist — he does not perform licensed work himself.

01

Site organization & launch

Who it's for

Owners starting construction or restarting a stalled site.

The problem it solves

A site without structure loses weeks at the very start.

What's needed to start

Access to the site and available drawings.

What's included

  • Site inspection and readiness check
  • Work zones, storage and access planning
  • Crew and supplier onboarding
  • Baseline schedule and first milestones

What you get

A working site with clear zones, teams and a starting plan.

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02

Crew & contractor coordination

Who it's for

Projects with several trades working in parallel.

The problem it solves

Uncoordinated trades block each other and redo work.

What's needed to start

List of current contractors and scope.

What's included

  • Daily crew assignments and sequencing
  • Interface control between trades
  • Dispute resolution on site

What you get

Trades that hand work to each other instead of blocking it.

Discuss your project
03

Schedule planning

Who it's for

Owners who need a real date, not a guess.

The problem it solves

Without a phased plan, every delay is a surprise.

What's needed to start

Scope of work and target dates.

What's included

  • Phase breakdown with dependencies
  • Milestones and check dates
  • Weekly plan vs fact tracking

What you get

A living schedule you can open any day.

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04

Daily site control

Who it's for

Owners who are abroad or can't visit often.

The problem it solves

A site nobody watches drifts in quality and pace.

What's needed to start

Agreed scope and reporting format.

What's included

  • Daily presence and work acceptance
  • Daily log with photos
  • Material usage supervision

What you get

A daily record of what actually happened on site.

Discuss your project
05

Quality control

Who it's for

Anyone who will live with the result for decades.

The problem it solves

Hidden layers hide expensive mistakes.

What's needed to start

Drawings and specifications.

What's included

  • Checkpoints before closing each layer
  • Defect log with deadlines and photo proof
  • Compliance with drawings and approvals

What you get

A quality passport: what was checked, when, with what result.

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06

Materials & deliveries

Who it's for

Projects where material cost is a big share of budget.

The problem it solves

Unchecked deliveries mean waste and substitutions.

What's needed to start

Specifications or approved material list.

What's included

  • Delivery acceptance against specs
  • Storage and usage tracking
  • Supplier coordination

What you get

Materials that arrive as ordered and are used as planned.

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07

Photo & video reporting

Who it's for

Remote owners and investors.

The problem it solves

"Trust me, it's fine" is not a report.

What's needed to start

Preferred frequency and channel.

What's included

  • Daily and weekly structured reports
  • Progress photos by zone
  • Video walkthroughs on request

What you get

You see the site as if you visited it yourself.

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08

Defect & rework control

Who it's for

Sites where quality issues keep coming back.

The problem it solves

Defects without owners never get fixed.

What's needed to start

Access to the site.

What's included

  • Defect registration with photo and zone
  • Assignee, deadline and re-check
  • Before/after photo proof

What you get

A closed defect list instead of a growing one.

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09

Architect & engineer coordination

Who it's for

Projects with a design team the owner hired separately.

The problem it solves

Design intent gets lost between office and site.

What's needed to start

Contacts of the design team.

What's included

  • Site questions channelled to the design team
  • Clarifications documented and distributed
  • Coordination with licensed specialists where required

What you get

What was designed is what gets built.

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10

Finishing works control

Who it's for

Owners at the most visible stage of the build.

The problem it solves

Finishing is where budgets and nerves usually break.

What's needed to start

Finishing specifications or mood references.

What's included

  • Surface preparation checks
  • Material sample approvals
  • Detail-level acceptance

What you get

Finishing that matches the approved samples.

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11

Renovation & remodeling

Who it's for

Owners of existing buildings needing an upgrade.

The problem it solves

Old buildings hide surprises that wreck naive plans.

What's needed to start

Access for inspection.

What's included

  • Condition survey before work starts
  • Phased renovation plan
  • Structure-sensitive supervision

What you get

An upgrade without destroying what works.

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12

Handover preparation

Who it's for

Projects approaching completion.

The problem it solves

The last 5% takes 50% of the nerves.

What's needed to start

Completion target date.

What's included

  • Snag list and final defect closure
  • Systems check and documentation handover
  • Owner walkthrough

What you get

A building handed over clean, complete and documented.

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13

Post-handover support

Who it's for

Owners in the first months of living with the building.

The problem it solves

Small issues after move-in have no one to call.

What's needed to start

Handover documentation.

What's included

  • Warranty issue coordination
  • Contractor callbacks
  • Seasonal checks on request

What you get

One person to call when something needs attention.

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14

Construction audit

Who it's for

Owners doubting their current site or before buying one.

The problem it solves

You feel something is wrong but can't prove it.

What's needed to start

Site access and available documents.

What's included

  • Independent site inspection
  • Work vs drawings comparison
  • Written findings with photos and priorities

What you get

A clear picture of the real state of the site.

Discuss your project