Wooshik Choi

Planning and Scheduling: Mastery in project planning,  cheduling, and resource allocation to ensure timely completion.
Budget Management: Proficient in cost estimation, budgeting, and financial management to keep projects within budget.

Proficiency in construction methodologies, materials, and techniques is essential for informed decision-making and on-site issue resolution. In the realm of risk management, a key duty involves identifying and mitigating potential risks, including anticipating challenges, implementing safety protocols, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Occupational Safety: Commitment to maintaining high safety standards on all construction sites, ensuring the well-being of workers and the public.
Regulatory Compliance: Knowledgeable in local, state, and federal building codes and regulations.

Quality Management Systems: Implementation of rigorous quality management systems to ensure the highest  standards in construction.
Inspection and Testing: Expertise in conducting thorough inspections and tests to ensure compliance with industry standards and client specifications.
Certification and Compliance: Ensuring all projects meet necessary certifications and regulatory requirements.

Construction projects often encounter unexpected challenges and obstacles, requiring problem-solving and the development of creative solutions to keep the project on track.

Effective time management, crucial for meeting project deadlines and ensuring the tasks are completed on schedule.
Managing project finances, creating budgets, and controlling costs are essential to ensure that projects are completed within budgetary constraints.