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"Section 1: Overview of roles possible for construction graduates

Common roles in the construction industry include project manager, architect, quantity surveyor, building surveyor and contract administrator. I picked these roles to explore as I am a student in construction management, and I believe that this will further help me decide a future role to peruse after university. These roles are all common and vital roles in the construction industry to conclude tasks at a satisfactory level.

Role 1: project manger

A project manager is one who plans and organises the process of the task in procession, they also ensure that the job is complete. A good project manager is one who can implement new and innovative tool techniques to assist in the process of finishing the tasks in a shorter amount of time. There are five main responsibilities that a project manager has, initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling and closing. According to CIO Australia a project manager with less that 1 year of experience will have a salary of $95,000.

Role 2: architect

An architect is a one who designs the building and works with project managers to finalise all tasks involved. Architects lead the role form the concept of the design to the completion and finalisation of the building. Architects always remain a part of the project as the project is always evolving. There are 3 main responsibilities that an architect has, design, documentation and construction. An architect usually works in an office away from the worksite but can occasionally visit the worksite this helps them keep track of the project and be able to make minor changes. According to indeed an architect has an average base salary of $84,295 a year.

Role 3: quantity surveyor

A quantity surveyor is one who manages all the financial aspects of the project as well as the assessments of the project, these may include council approvals tax and bank lending's. These are completed by monitoring and estimating all tasks from the planning stage until the completion of the task. According to talent.com a quantity surveyor has a yearly salary of approximately $112,500 a year

Role 4: building surveyor

the role of a building surveyor is to assess and insure that the project is done to the building code of Australia. Building surveyors can have an impact on the design and functionality of the building as well as the planning process of the building, this is to insure that the building is safe, energy efficient and safe. According to indeed a building surveyor earns an average of $94,910 yearly.

Role 5: contract administrator

A contract administrator is one that reviews existing contracts and ensure the terms on the contracts are met at a satisfactory level. They can also issue new contracts to the best fitting candidate to ensure the project is concluded and all terms and regulations are met by the contract workers. According to back to basics a contract administrator can make an average salary of $101,902 a year.

Section 2: Case Study of one specific industry role: Project manager

I chose to focus on the industry role project manager as I find it the most interesting.

Responsibilities and daily routine

There are 5 responsibilities that a project manager have, they include,

• the initiating phase, which is the development of the projects charter and identifying stake holders.
• planning phase, which is the development of the time management plan for the project and the budgeting for the project.
• executing, which is the directing phase for the project manager
• monitoring and controlling, which is the monitoring phase which includes the monitoring of the cost and time management.
• closing, which is the finalisation and closing of all phases of the project

Essential Skills / qualities

A project manager has 7 main non-technical skills which include leadership, communication, motivation, organisation, problem solving, prioritization and adaptability. These skills will help a project manager to finalise all tasks.

Required qualification/certification/membership

Being a certified project manager open many roles in the construction industry which can include large scale buildings as well as working with the council to build new parks and recreational areas. these jobs do not need any extra courses you can apply for these jobs as soon as you finalise your course.

Pay scales

Pay scales for project managers differ with the amount of experience you have. The starting salary for a project manager with less that 1 year of experience is $95,000. A project manager with 1-5 years of experience have a yearly salary of $104,000. A project manager with 5-10 years of experience have a yearly salary of $120,000. A project manager with 10-20 years of experience have a yearly salary of $124,000. A project manager with more than 20 years experience have a yearly salary $133,000.

Good and not so good things about the job, and/or challenges

Project manager is seen to be very stressful job as the workload is very large. Project management can be good as you can see the progress and change of your project.

Section 3: Personal reflection

I would like to pursue to become a project manager as I have an interest in construction and the process of development.

What interests me about being a Project Manager ?

The main thing that interests me about being a project manager is to see the projects grow and develop under your management. This allows me to feel the pride and the relief that the project was successful.

Why am I suited to being a Project Manager ?

I am suited to be a project manager because I am a hard and dedicated worker and will always make sure that my work is achieved at a satisfactory level.

What challenges would I face as a Project Manager ?

Some problems I will face as a project manager are making sure that the contractors that are working for me to conclude the project are completing it in a outstanding level as I will need to make sure that the project is not going to collapse on itself.

How would it extend and develop me as a professional?

Project management will extend and develop me as an individual through working on different types of projects such as council recreation projects and apartment complexes. This will give me the experience to further expand my knowledge of strategies and innovative tool techniques. "