CEO/Sponsor - Responsible for the overall success of the project, including its alignment with the

company's strategic goals and financial viability.

Project Manager - Responsible for the project's successful planning, execution, monitoring, and closing,
including managing the project team and ensuring it meets its objectives, budget, and timeline.

Head Designer : Manages design team and oversees that the construction is aligned with design.

Interior Designer : Supervises interior design activities and designers.

Exterior Designer : Supervises exterior design activities and designers.

Architect : Provides architectural input and design guidance.

Construction Manager: Manages construction activities, contractors, and subcontractors.

Specialist : Supervises technology-related tasks, troubleshooting, and maintenance.

Supervisor : Leads and supervises construction crews and ensures that workers are efficiently executing
tasks.

HVAC Engineer : Designs and oversees air-conditioning and ventilation systems.

Audio-Visual Engineer : Responsible for lighting, sound systems, and digital displays.
Visual Merchandisers: Manage product displays and store layout.

Carpenter : Constructs and installs wooden structures and fixtures, such as framing, cabinets, and
furniture.

Mason : Specializes in brickwork and masonry, including the construction of walls, chimneys, and other
structures using bricks, concrete blocks, or stone.

Plumber : Handle plumbing ensuring the installation of necessary systems in the construction.
Electrical Technician : Assist with technology-related tasks, troubleshooting, and maintenance.

Procurement Manager : Supervises the procurement team and material sourcing.

Procurement Specialist : Responsible for sourcing and procuring materials and supplies needed for the
project. They work on negotiating with suppliers, ensuring timely deliveries, and maintaining proper
inventory levels.
Supplier Relationship Manager: Focuses on building and maintaining strong relationships with suppliers
and vendors. They negotiate contracts, monitor performance, and work to secure favorable terms and
pricing.

Purchasing Officer: Manages the actual purchasing process, which includes creating purchase orders,
tracking deliveries, and handling day-to-day procurement transactions.

Logistics Coordinator : Focuses on the transportation and distribution of materials, ensuring they reach
the project site in a timely and cost-effective manner.

Admin Head : responsible for overseeing and managing all administrative functions, including office
operations, facilities, and support staff.

Finance Manager : Manages financial aspects, budget, and cost control.

Legal Advisor : Ensures legal and regulatory compliance.

HR : responsible for recruitment, employee relations, training, and ensuring compliance with labor laws

Quality Assurance Inspector : Inspects incoming materials and supplies to ensure they meet quality
standards and specifications. They work to prevent subpar materials from being used in the project.

Inventory Clerks : Handle inventory management and stock replenishment.