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Architect

Architects help their clients bring their dream projects to life. From design to handover, they are involved throughout the entire project. Their responsibilities are many, and they must comply with numerous rules arising both from their profession and from current standards and regulations.

Project manager

The project manager’s role is to draw up plans, write technical documents and coordinate the works. The project manager also supports the client. The aim is to deliver the building without wasting time while staying within budget.

Site manager

As a site manager, you run several sites at once and hold schedule, budget and build quality together, often with information that changes by the hour. You need a tool that keeps pace with the site and gives you an up-to-date view of every project, from the field to the office.

Building surveyor

Your work as a building surveyor is multidisciplinary. You need to produce precise expert reports across different specialisms. You may, for example, deal with cracks, latent defects or defective workmanship, at any point in a building’s life: before purchase, at move-in or move-out, at handover at the end of the works, and so on.

Landscape architect

Landscaping is evolving in step with the wider construction industry. With increasingly specific demands, the landscape architect is now the professional who shapes our living environment through urban landscaping.

Interior architect

Interior architects are passionate about space planning and decoration. They have a keen eye and a real talent for choosing the materials and colours best suited to each interior.

HSE manager

As an HSE (Health, Safety, Environment) manager, you help shape the company’s safety policy. You propose measures to prevent risks, put prevention methods in place, write HSE reports, run workshops and check that recommendations are carried out. You therefore need an efficient tool for your daily, weekly or monthly reports.

Site supervisor

As a site supervisor, you play a key role for construction companies. Your responsibilities for directing, checking, coordinating, scheduling and monitoring the works make you an essential pillar of a successful project.