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Foreign owners in Croatia need a construction management checklist because they are often not on site every day. The checklist should cover scope control, contractor communication, site reports, hidden works checks, procurement tracking, change approvals, payment milestones, quality control and handover. Without this structure, remote projects become dependent on assumptions.
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Construction management protects the owner’s decision-making
A contractor executes work, but the owner still needs someone checking scope, quality, timing, changes and coordination. This is especially important when the owner lives abroad.

Before works begin
Confirm drawings, contractor scope, payment milestones, site protection, working hours, building access, waste removal, reporting format and decision process. These rules should exist before demolition starts.
During hidden works
Check plumbing, electrical routes, waterproofing, wall reinforcement, floor preparation, insulation and AC drainage before they are covered. Hidden works are where many future defects begin.
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Monitor tile alignment, paint quality, floor transitions, lighting positions, joinery dimensions, door installation and material consistency. Finishing quality defines the final perception of the project.
Procurement coordination
Track furniture, lighting, sanitaryware, appliances and custom items against the site schedule. A finished construction site is not a finished property if procurement is late.

Handover
Handover should include defects list, correction plan, cleaning, keys, manuals, supplier contacts, warranties and final photo documentation.
Practical checklist
- contractor scope confirmed
- drawings issued
- payment milestones agreed
- site protection planned
- weekly reporting active
- hidden works checked
- changes approved before execution
- procurement tracker updated
- defects list prepared
- handover documents collected
FAQ
Is construction management the same as contractor work?
No. The contractor performs the work. Construction management controls coordination, reporting, quality and owner-side decisions.
How often should site reports happen?
Weekly reporting is a practical minimum for active renovation, with extra checks at critical stages.
Does this replace technical supervision?
No. Statutory technical supervision, if required, is separate. Owner-side management protects the client’s project process.
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