1. Inventory Management: Keeping track of all materials, tools, and equipment in the store. This involves recording the quantity and condition of items and ensuring that stock levels are maintained. 2. Receiving Goods: Checking incoming deliveries against purchase orders for accuracy and quality. This includes inspecting materials for damage and ensuring compliance with specifications. 3. Issuing Materials: Distributing materials and tools to construction teams as needed, ensuring that the right items are delivered to the right locations at the right times. 4. Record Keeping: Maintaining accurate records of all transactions, including receipts, issues, and returns. This is essential for inventory control and financial reporting. 5. Safety and Compliance: Ensuring that materials are stored safely and in compliance with regulations. This includes organizing the storage area to prevent accidents and ensure easy access to items. 6. Communication: Coordinating with project managers, site supervisors, and procurement teams to understand material needs and delivery schedules. 7. Stock Replenishment: Monitoring stock levels and placing orders for new materials when necessary to avoid shortages that could delay construction work. 8. Reporting: Providing regular reports on inventory status, usage rates, and any discrepancies or issues that arise. 9. Assign responsibility and mentor project carpenters, helper, labor and machine operator. 10. Ensure resource availability and allocation;

Roles and Responsibilities: 1. Responsible for overall development and implementation of projects of architectural projects; 2. Overseeing match of budget and conceptual design proposal timely and profitable completion of the project; 3. Prepare and present feasibility reports and design proposals to the client; 4. Use IT in design and project management, specifically using computer-aided design software; 5. Keep within financial budgets and deadlines; 6. Produce detailed workings, drawings and specifications; 7. Specify the nature and quality of materials required; 8. Draw up required documents for contracts; 9. Resolve problems and issues that arise during construction; 10. Ensure that the environmental impact of the project is managed; 11. Site study, measurement, design ideas and requirements raised accordingly; 12. All sort of drawings (working, presentation & detail); 13. Co-operating with site supervisor and other consultants for proper implementation 14. of design. 15. Maintain database of ready designs and reference literature, preparing and presentations 16. and conceptual proposals. 17. Working drawing for floor plans, elevation, section & roof plans.

1. Inventory Management: Keeping track of all materials, tools, and equipment in the store. This involves recording the quantity and condition of items and ensuring that stock levels are maintained. 2. Receiving Goods: Checking incoming deliveries against purchase orders for accuracy and quality. This includes inspecting materials for damage and ensuring compliance with specifications. 3. Issuing Materials: Distributing materials and tools to construction teams as needed, ensuring that the right items are delivered to the right locations at the right times. 4. Record Keeping: Maintaining accurate records of all transactions, including receipts, issues, and returns. This is essential for inventory control and financial reporting. 5. Safety and Compliance: Ensuring that materials are stored safely and in compliance with regulations. This includes organizing the storage area to prevent accidents and ensure easy access to items. 6. Communication: Coordinating with project managers, site supervisors, and procurement teams to understand material needs and delivery schedules. 7. Stock Replenishment: Monitoring stock levels and placing orders for new materials when necessary to avoid shortages that could delay construction work. 8. Reporting: Providing regular reports on inventory status, usage rates, and any discrepancies or issues that arise. 9. Assign responsibility and mentor project carpenters, helper, labor and machine operator. 10. Ensure resource availability and allocation;

1. Inventory Management: Keeping track of all materials, tools, and equipment in the store. This involves recording the quantity and condition of items and ensuring that stock levels are maintained. 2. Receiving Goods: Checking incoming deliveries against purchase orders for accuracy and quality. This includes inspecting materials for damage and ensuring compliance with specifications. 3. Issuing Materials: Distributing materials and tools to construction teams as needed, ensuring that the right items are delivered to the right locations at the right times. 4. Record Keeping: Maintaining accurate records of all transactions, including receipts, issues, and returns. This is essential for inventory control and financial reporting. 5. Safety and Compliance: Ensuring that materials are stored safely and in compliance with regulations. This includes organizing the storage area to prevent accidents and ensure easy access to items. 6. Communication: Coordinating with project managers, site supervisors, and procurement teams to understand material needs and delivery schedules. 7. Stock Replenishment: Monitoring stock levels and placing orders for new materials when necessary to avoid shortages that could delay construction work. 8. Reporting: Providing regular reports on inventory status, usage rates, and any discrepancies or issues that arise. 9. Assign responsibility and mentor project carpenters, helper, labor and machine operator. 10. Ensure resource availability and allocation;