[your name]

[your company name]

[your company address]

Construction

1. Analyze Cost Reports: Scrutinize detailed cost reports to ensure accuracy and transparency in financial reporting.

2. Review Budget Estimates: Compare budget estimates against actual job reports for completeness and accuracy, identifying any significant variances.

3. Inspect Cash Flow Projections: Examine cash flow projections to assess the financial health and liquidity of the construction project.

1. Verify Permits and Licenses: Ensure all necessary city, county, state, and federal permits and licenses are obtained and valid.

2. Examine Legal and Regulatory Adherence: Check for compliance with all relevant laws and regulatory standards, including strict adherence to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements.

1. Review Construction Plans: Evaluate the construction plans for completeness, clarity, and feasibility.

2. Inspect On-Site Materials: Assess the quality and suitability of materials delivered on-site, ensuring they meet project specifications.

3. Quality of Workmanship: Evaluate the quality of work performed, ensuring it aligns with the construction plans and industry standards.

4. Monitor Progress and Deadlines: Regularly monitor the progress of the construction project, ensuring that timelines are adhered to and any delays are promptly addressed.