Architectural Coordinator

Architectural Coordinator – Job Scope

1. Project Coordination & Technical Support

• Assist the Project Manager and Architect in all architectural matters on site.

• Study architectural drawings, specifications, and construction details; ensure correct interpretation by the site team.

• Coordinate with consultants, subcontractors, and suppliers to resolve technical issues.

• Highlight discrepancies between architectural, structural, and M&E drawings.

2. Drawing & Documentation Management

• Prepare and update shop drawings, as-built drawings, material submissions, and method statements.

• Review subcontractors’ drawings for compliance with design intent and project specifications.

• Ensure timely submission and approval of architectural documents.

3. Site Supervision & Quality Control

• Conduct regular site inspections to ensure work is carried out according to approved drawings and workmanship standards.

• Monitor architectural progress and report delays, defects, and non-conformities.

• Assist in site measurements, mock-up inspections, sample board preparation, and material verification.

4. Coordination Meetings

• Attend technical meetings, site coordination meetings, and progress meetings.

• Prepare meeting minutes and follow up with actions required by consultants and contractors.

5. Compliance & Standards

• Ensure works comply with statutory requirements (BCA, FSSD, URA, PUB, NEA, etc., if in Singapore).

• Check that materials and workmanship meet project specifications and QP (Qualified Person) requirements.

• Support documentation for QA/QC, CONQUAS, and architectural inspection checklists.

6. Problem Solving & Issue Management

• Identify technical issues early and propose practical and cost-effective solutions.

• Coordinate rectification works with subcontractors and ensure timely closure.

7. Handover & Completion

• Assist in preparing architectural handover documents, including manuals, as-built, and defect lists.

• Participate in inspections with clients, consultants, and authorities.

• Manage defects rectification during DLP (Defects Liability Period).