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Project Management
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- Generation of proposals/agreements/contracts, followed by any changes or addendums to fulfill the goals of the design project
- Preparation of purchase orders and checking availability of specifications i.e.: furniture, wall coverings, fabrics etc.
- Notify client of any out-of-stock/ back ordered materials and make re-selections if necessary
- Review all purchase order acknowledgments for correctness and timely ship dates
- Contact vendors regarding status of outstanding orders and trouble shoot before problems occur
- Maintain up to date filing and status of projects and provide interim billing if necessary
- Receive, un-crate and deliver fabrics, furniture frames, hardware, etc. to work rooms or client
- Inspect items for final installation, make adjustments/changes to fit field measurements
- On site oversight of major critical installations
- Correct placement of furniture, lighting, and accessories at the installation phase
- Proper installation of window, walls, flooring, lighting, and other details to bring about a cohesive, well executed design plan
- Additional purchasing of accessories or detail items to complete proper installations
- Thoroughly inspect the final installation and note items to complete on punch list
- Follow up completed punch list
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Tom & Patricia Scott, © 2009 |
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