Engineering Supervision … So What’s Built Matches What Was Approved
A good design does not guarantee good construction. Supervision is what verifies that what is built on site matches what was approved on paper, and that comments are addressed at the right time — not after the concrete has been poured.
When?
When Do You Need This Service?
Construction Is About to Begin
To maintain quality and compliance from day one, rather than after problems emerge.A Project Is Stalled or Delayed
You need an independent engineering party to assess the situation and identify the cause.You Are Away from the Site
An owner in another city or outside the Kingdom needs a trusted engineering presence on site.A Technical Dispute with the Contractor
A documented technical report to resolve the matter on an engineering basis.
Scope
What the Service Includes
Periodic Site Visits
Follow-up at defined project stages and work milestones, suitable for clear and well-organised projects.Resident Engineer or Team
A permanent presence on site, suitable for complex or fast-paced projects, or those requiring near-daily decisions.Documented Periodic Reports
Written reports with photos, observations and progress percentages, providing a reference in the event of any dispute.Quality & Compliance Control
Verifying materials and workmanship against the approved drawings and specifications.Payment Certificate Review
Verifying that payment claims correspond to the work actually completed.Comment Follow-up Through to Closure
Not just identifying comments, but following them through to resolution and documentation.Where It’s Used
Sectors Where We Provide This Service
Related Services
Often Requested Together
FAQs
What People Ask Most Often
Periodic Site Visits or a Resident Engineer — Which Is More Suitable?
The right option is not determined by price alone, but by the nature of the project, construction risks and the pace of decisions required. Share your project scope and duration with us, and we’ll help you choose the appropriate model.
Do you supervise a project designed by another consultancy?
Yes. We start by reviewing the design package to understand what we are supervising, and this review can sometimes identify issues worth addressing before construction begins.
Do you review the contractor’s payment certificates?
Yes, within the scope of supervision: verifying that the amounts being claimed correspond to the work actually completed on site.
What if the contractor deviates from the drawings?
The deviation is identified and documented in writing with photographs, the owner is informed, and corrective action is followed through to closure. The contractual decision remains with the owner.
Start by Defining the Scope
Send us your project type and current stage, and we’ll help you determine the next engineering step.