Performance indicators:
1. Examines the documentation submitted by the tendering authority, seeking clarification where necessary.
2. Draws up a subcontracting plan and tender documents. Submits price inquiries to potential subcontractors.
3. Compiles a schedule for construction work based on their technological processes.
4. Calculates the cost price of construction, taking into account the cost of work that can be done without outside help and quotes from potential subcontractors.
5. Calculates general and personalised expenses of construction, taking into account, among other things, seasonality, location and duration.
6. Prepares a financial plan for construction work based on the estimated cost of construction, general and personalised cost calculations and time and payment schedules and taking into account the need for self-financing and the conditions presented in the procurement documentation.
7. Draws up and submits tenders to tendering authorities, taking into account the requirements set out in the procurement documentation, the economic situation of the company and the current market situation.

Knowledge:
1) principal construction materials and their qualities;
2) principal construction technologies;
3) general terms and concepts of construction;
4) building norms, standards and guidelines;
5) building structures;
6) technological sequence of construction work;
7) construction drawing and reading construction drawings;
8) legislation and regulations covering the field of construction;
9) construction economics;
10) construction surveying;
11) basics of engineering geology;
12) best practice in construction;
13) occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction;
14) execution documentation in construction.

Performance indicators:
1. Negotiates with the client and enters into a management contract.
2. Draws up a schedule for procurements and construction work, taking into consideration the conditions of the contract and the construction technology selected.
3. Assembles the team required for performing work and their own labour and selects the required subcontracting. Assigns tasks and responsibilities to the management team on the site (creates a responsibility assignment matrix).
4. Specifies quotes, holds negotiations and selects and enters into subcontracting contracts.
5. Where necessary, orders work projects for construction.
6. Obtains the permits needed for fulfilling the construction contract from the appropriate institutions (digging permits, felling licences, permits for closing down streets, etc.)
7. Where necessary, draws up an organisational chart for the building site.

Knowledge:
1) general terms and concepts of construction;
2) building norms, standards and guidelines;
3) technological sequence of construction work;
4) construction drawing and reading construction drawings;
5) legislation and regulations covering the field of construction;
6) construction economics;
7) best practice in construction;
8) occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction;
9) execution documentation in construction.

Performance indicators:
1. Plans material requirements and orders the required materials, taking into account the construction schedule and delivery time. Controls the use of materials during construction.
2. Plans the workload of construction and assembles the necessary labour force accordingly, taking into account the work schedule. Assigns the necessary orders and tasks. Ensures the optimal implementation of labour.
3. Plans the need for machinery and means of transport needed for construction work and orders them, taking into account the work schedule.
4. Plans the general costs of the construction site (administration and maintenance costs, temporary structures and fencing, surveillance systems, etc.) and orders relevant services. Controls the general costs of the site during construction. Compares and analyses actual construction costs against the predetermined financial plan during construction.

Knowledge:
1) building norms, standards and guidelines;
2) technological sequence of construction work;
3) construction economics;
4) awareness of best practice in construction;
5) occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction;
6) execution documentation in construction.

Performance indicators:
1. Ensures the existence of valid and sufficiently detailed project documentation.
2. Determines and lays down all dimensions and locations needed for construction (except for geodetic work).
3. Prepares, leads and documents work meetings.
4. Ensures that construction work is being documented in accordance with valid legislation.
5. Performs the assessment, coordination, management and documentation of necessary additional work and modifications.

Knowledge:
1) general terms and concepts of construction;
2) building norms, standards and guidelines;
3) building structures;
4) technological sequence of construction work;
5) construction drawing and reading construction drawings;
6) legislation and regulations covering the field of construction;
7) construction economics;
8) construction surveying;
9) basics of engineering geology;
10) awareness of best practice in construction;
11) occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction;
12) execution documentation in construction.

Performance indicators:
1. Draws up a risk analysis of the building site and an action plan for risk management.
2. Ensures that occupational health and safety requirements are being met on site, taking into account valid legislation.
3. Ensures the maintenance of the building site. Ensures environmental safety on the building site, taking into account valid legislation.
4. Takes control of emergencies occurring on the construction site, responding according to the situation and within the limits of their authorisation.

Knowledge:
1) principal construction materials and their qualities;
2) principal construction technologies;
3) general terms and concepts of construction;
4) building norms, standards and guidelines;
5) building structures;
6) technological sequence of construction work;
7) construction drawing and reading construction drawings;
8) legislation and regulations covering the field of construction;
9) awareness of best practice in construction;
10) occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction.

Performance indicators:
1. Draws up a quality plan for construction in accordance with the requirements set out in the contract and project documentation.
2. Verifies quality of construction work, taking into account the quality plan and project documentation.
3. Organises an inspection of work to be covered and parts of the structure (getting competent experts involved, where necessary) and documents this in accordance with valid legislation.

Knowledge:
1) principal construction materials and their qualities;
2) principal construction technologies;
3) general terms and concepts of construction;
4) building norms, standards and guidelines;
5) building structures;
6) technological sequence of construction work;
7) construction drawing and reading construction drawings;
8) legislation and regulations covering the field of construction;
9) awareness of best practice in construction;
10) occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction;
11) execution documentation in construction.

Performance indicators:
1. Where necessary, draws up a plan for the transfer and acceptance of the site or follows an existing plan. Organises activities related to the transfer and acceptance of the site according to the plan.
2. Ensures the completion of the documentation required for transfer and acceptance. Assembles the execution documentation set out in the contract (construction logs, as-built drawings, acts of work to be covered, surveying protocols, pressurisation test reports, etc.).
3. Arranges for the final inspection of the site's equipment and technical systems based on the transfer and acceptance plan.
4. Arranges for user training on the structure and technical systems for the structure's managing agent in accordance with the contract. Passes on user manuals and maintenance files.
5. Organises the periodic inspections set out in the contract, formalises acts and plans activities for the warranty period. In the event that construction errors emerge, arranges for their assessment and elimination.

Knowledge:
1) general terms and concepts of construction;
2) building norms, standards and guidelines;
3) technological sequence of construction work;
4) construction drawing and reading construction drawings;
5) legislation and regulations covering the field of construction;
6) construction economics;
7) awareness of best practice in construction;
8) occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction;
9) execution documentation in construction.

Performance indicators:
1. Before starting work on the construction site, draws up a work execution project, bearing in mind energy efficiency principles (electricity, water, waste management costs during construction, etc.).
2. If possible, applies energy-efficient technologies in construction management.
3. Where necessary, gets competent experts involved to assess compliance with energy efficiency requirements.
4. Ensures that the following technology and quality requirements are being met:
- the indoor climate being in accordance with the technological requirements of construction
- the quality requirements affecting the energy efficiency of the building envelope
- the technical parameters of the building's technical systems (ventilation, heating, water, sewerage and cooling) being in accordance with project documentation and the energy-efficient interaction of technical systems.
5. Assesses the estimated cost of construction work designed to improve the energy efficiency of the building.

Knowledge:
1) general concepts of energy efficiency and their meanings;
2) factors affecting energy efficiency;
3) main energy sources in Estonia (including sources of renewable energy);
4) requirements regarding the total specific heat loss of the building envelope of small residential buildings applicable in relation to proving compliance with the limit value of the energy performance indicator in accordance with the simplified method;
5) quality requirements of construction and their effects on energy efficiency;
6) factors affecting the thermal conductivity of the building envelope and energy consumption of a building (including qualities of construction materials and products);
7) various technical systems and the effect their choice has on the energy efficiency of a building;
8) options for improving the energy efficiency of buildings;
9) the impact of working culture on energy costs in construction;
10) planning and organising employees' activities and other resources;
11) the impact of weather conditions on building envelopes;
12) the impact of behaviour on energy costs in the use of buildings.

Kompetents on välja töötatud Buildest projekti raames.

Performance indicators:
1. Manages operations related to the construction of stone and concrete structures, taking into account the technological sequence of processes and project documentation.
2. Ensures the high quality of construction work, taking into account best practice in construction and the requirements set out in the project documentation and best practice in construction.
3. Ensures compliance with occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction.

Knowledge:
1) construction materials and their qualities;
2) construction physics;
3) construction machinery and equipment;
4) materials used in stone structures (natural stones, artificial stones, etc.);
5) types of stone structures and their characteristics;
6) technologies used in constructing stone structures;
7) materials used in reinforced concrete structures (prefabricated reinforced concrete elements or monolithic concrete), reinforcement and partition walls;
8) types of concrete structures and their characteristics;
9) technologies used in constructing concrete structures, technological devices (formworks etc.).
10) types of soil and construction technologies used depending on their characteristics;
11) various foundations (individual, slab, pile, strip, etc.), retaining walls and sheet-pile walls;
12) embankments in soil, soil dams and earthwork;
13) bridge girders;
14) ground anchors and other fastening systems.

Performance indicators:
1. Manages operations related to the construction of wooden structures, taking into account the technological sequence of processes and project documentation.
2. Ensures the high quality of construction work, taking into account best practice in construction and the requirements set out in the project documentation and best practice in construction.
3. Ensures compliance with occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction.

Knowledge:
1) construction materials and their qualities;
2) construction physics;
3) construction machinery and equipment;
4) materials used in wooden structures (qualities of wood, wood classification, etc.);
5) wood joints;
6) types of wooden structures (industrial structures etc.) and their characteristics;
7) technologies used in constructing wooden structures;
8) types of soil and construction technologies used depending on their characteristics;
9) various foundations (individual, slab, pile, strip, etc.), retaining walls and sheet-pile walls;
10) bridge girders.

Performance indicators:
1. Manages operations related to the construction of steel structures, taking into account the technological sequence of processes and project documentation.
2. Ensures the high quality of construction work, taking into account best practice in construction and the requirements set out in the project documentation and best practice in construction.
3. Ensures compliance with occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction.

Knowledge:
1) construction materials and their qualities;
2) construction physics;
3) construction machinery and equipment;
4) materials used in steel structures;
5) types of steel structures and their characteristics;
6) technologies used in constructing steel structures;
7) types of soil and construction technologies used depending on their characteristics;
8) various foundations (individual, slab, pile, strip, etc.), retaining walls and sheet-pile walls;
9) bridge girders.

Performance indicators:
1. Draws up a risk analysis of the structure to be demolished.
2. Chooses the appropriate technology and performs the demolition work according to requirements, taking into account project documentation, building codes and best practice in construction.
3. Ensures compliance with occupational and environmental safety requirements in demolition work.

Knowledge:
1) construction materials and their qualities;
2) construction machinery and equipment;
3) demolition technologies related to various structures:
- concrete structures
- metal structures
- stone structures
- wooden structures;
4) types of soil and demolition technologies used depending on their characteristics;
5) retaining walls and sheet-pile walls;
6) embankments in soil and earthwork.

Performance indicators:
1. Manages operations related to the performance of façade work, taking into account the technological sequence of processes and project documentation.
2. Ensures the high quality of work, taking into account best practice in construction and the requirements set out in the project documentation and best practice in construction.
3. Ensures compliance with occupational and environmental safety requirements in façade work.

Knowledge:
1) construction materials and their qualities;
2) construction physics;
3) construction machinery and equipment;
4) façade work on various load-bearing structures:
- metal structures
- wooden structures;
5) materials used in wooden structures (qualities of wood, wood classification, etc.);
6) technologies used in constructing wooden load-bearing structures;
7) materials used in metal load-bearing structures;
8) types of metal load-bearing structures and their characteristics;
9) technologies used in constructing metal load-bearing structures.

Performance indicators:
1. Manages operations related to the construction of heating systems, taking into account the technological sequence of processes and project documentation.
2. Ensures the high quality of construction work, taking into account best practice in construction and the requirements set out in the project documentation and best practice in construction.
3. Ensures compliance with occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction.

Knowledge:
1) various heating systems and their operating principles;
2) various heaters and their installation requirements;
3) devices used in modern heating systems, pipe materials and their fasteners;
4) construction technologies used in the construction of heating systems.

Performance indicators:
1. Manages operations related to the construction of cooling systems, taking into account the technological sequence of processes and project documentation.
2. Ensures the high quality of construction work, taking into account best practice in construction and the requirements set out in the project documentation and best practice in construction.
3. Ensures compliance with occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction.

Knowledge:
1) indoor climate of buildings;
2) various cooling system solutions;
3) materials used in the construction of cooling systems (metal, plastic and other pipes, insulation materials, etc.);
4) devices used in the construction of cooling systems (compressors, pumps, tanks, heat exchangers, etc.);
5) construction technologies used in the construction of cooling systems;
6) basics of hydrotechnical engineering;
7) basics of aerodynamics.

Performance indicators:
1. Manages operations related to the construction of ventilation systems, taking into account the technological sequence of processes and project documentation.
2. Ensures the high quality of construction work, taking into account best practice in construction and the requirements set out in the project documentation and best practice in construction.
3. Ensures compliance with occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction.

Knowledge:
1) various ventilation solutions;
2) modern ventilation systems and the devices used in them, materials of ducts and their fasteners;
3) basics of aerodynamics;
4) construction technologies used in the construction of ventilation systems.

Performance indicators:
1. Manages operations related to the construction of water supply and sewerage systems within buildings or belonging to them, taking into account the technological sequence of processes and project documentation.
2. Ensures the high quality of construction work, taking into account best practice in construction and the requirements set out in the project documentation and best practice in construction.
3. Ensures compliance with occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction.

Knowledge:
1) water and sewerage systems and their operating principles;
2) modern materials of water and sewerage piping and their fasteners;
3) operating principles of the main sanitary appliances;
4) devices used in the construction of water supply and sewerage systems (pumps, tanks, etc.);
5) construction technologies used in the construction of water supply and sewerage systems.
6) construction materials used in the construction of external water supplies and sewerage systems (metal, plastic and other pipes, insulation materials, etc.) and their qualities;
7) basics of geophysics;
8) basics of hydrotechnical engineering;
9) construction machinery and equipment;
10) construction technologies used in the field of technical facility construction:
- concrete structures;
- metal structures;
- pumping stations
- pumps and tanks.

Performance indicators:
1. Manages operations related to the construction of public water supply and sewerage, taking into account the technological sequence of processes and project documentation.
2. Ensures the high quality of construction work, taking into account best practice in construction and the requirements set out in the project documentation and best practice in construction.
3. Ensures compliance with occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction.

Knowledge:
1) water and sewerage systems and their operating principles;
2) modern materials of water and sewerage piping and their fasteners;
3) devices used in the construction of water supply and sewerage systems (pumps, tanks, etc.);
4) construction technologies used in the construction of water supply and sewerage systems;
5) construction materials used in the construction of public water supplies and sewerage systems (metal, plastic and other pipes, insulation materials, etc.), their qualities;
6) basics of geophysics;
7) basics of hydrotechnical engineering;
8) construction machinery and equipment;
9) construction technologies used in the field of technical facility construction:
- concrete structures;
- metal structures;
- pumping stations
- pumps and tanks.

Performance indicators:
1. Draws up a programme of supervision procedures in order to fulfil their tasks.
2. Ensures that the construction project is in accordance with requirements so as to guarantee the integrity of the project and compliance with the building code.
3. Ensures that geodetic work related to the demarcation of the structure has been performed by a competent expert. Ensures that the project complies with the geodetic survey report.
4. Compares the actual conditions of foundation design with the soil data or data from the geotechnical research upon which the design project was based.
5. Ensures that the building and its parts are in accordance with the construction project and the requirements and quality agreed upon by the building contractor and owner of the building. Ensures that the construction products being permanently installed in the building, including devices, are in accordance with the construction project, on the basis of the documents submitted. Where necessary, makes proposals for performing additional measurements, testing and expert analyses according to quality assessments and, based on the data obtained, oversees the fulfilment of the decisions taken.
6. Ensures the existence of documentation pertaining to the construction products being used. Based on the documents submitted, ensures that the construction products and devices being permanently installed in the building are in accordance with the construction project.
7. Ensures that covered work is in accordance with the construction project and building codes and authorises subsequent work. Ensures that covered work is being documented according to requirements.
8. Participates in the transfer and acceptance of the building or its parts as the representative of the owner. Ensures that the volume of work recorded by the contractor is in accordance with the actual volume of work.
9. Participates in the transfer and acceptance of the building, verifying that all required execution documentation has been prepared and whether the data presented therein are correct and in accordance with requirements.
10. Verifies that environmental safety requirements are being met on the building site.
11. Makes notes of any instances of non-compliance with occupational safety requirements that are discovered. Notifies the Technical Regulatory Authority about a breakdown or accident occurring during construction as a result of the building or construction work not being in accordance with requirements, in the event that it has caused or may cause injuries or material damage and if it has not already been reported by the contractor or owner of the building.

Knowledge:
1) requirements for the documenting of structures;
2) legislative acts regulating the performance of owner’s supervision;
3) principal construction materials and their qualities;
4) principal construction technologies;
5) building norms, standards and guidelines;
6) building structures;
7) technological sequence of construction work;
8) construction surveying;
9) best practice in construction;
10) occupational and environmental safety requirements in construction;
11) execution documentation in construction.

Performance indicators:
1. Draws up a programme of supervision procedures in order to fulfil their tasks.
2. Ensures that the construction project is in accordance with requirements so as to guarantee the integrity of the project and compliance with the building code.
3. Ensures that geodetic work related to the demarcation of the structure has been performed by a competent expert. Ensures that the project complies with the geodetic survey report.
4. Ensures that the building and its parts are in accordance with the construction project and the requirements and quality agreed upon by the building contractor and owner of the building. Where necessary, makes proposals for performing additional measurements, testing and expert analyses according to quality assessments and, based on the data obtained, oversees the fulfilment of the decisions taken.
5. Ensures the existence of documentation pertaining to the construction products being used. Based on the documents submitted, ensures that the construction products and devices being permanently installed in the building are in accordance with the construction project.
6. Ensures that covered work is in accordance with the construction project and building codes and authorises subsequent work. Ensures that covered work is being documented according to requirements.
7. Participates in the transfer and acceptance of the building or its parts as the representative of the owner. Ensures that the volume of work recorded by the contractor is in accordance with the actual volume of work.
8. Participates in the transfer and acceptance of the building, verifying that all required execution documentation has been prepared and whether the data presented therein are correct and in accordance with requirements.
9. Verifies that environmental safety requirements are being met on the building site.
10. Makes notes of any instances of non-compliance with occupational safety requirements that are discovered. Notifies the Technical Regulatory Authority about a breakdown or accident occurring during construction as a result of the building or construction work not being in accordance with requirements, in the event that it has caused or may cause injuries or material damage and if it has not already been reported by the contractor or owner of the building.

Knowledge:
1) requirements for the documenting of structures;
2) legislative acts regulating the performance of owner’s supervision;
3) various heating systems and their operating principles;
4) various heaters and their installation requirements;
5) various ventilation solutions;
6) modern devices used in heating and ventilation systems, materials of piping and ducts and their fasteners;
7) indoor climate of buildings;
8) basics of hydrotechnical engineering;
9) basics of aerodynamics;
10) operating principles of devices and systems used in technical facility construction;
11) construction machinery and equipment;
12) construction technologies used in the field of technical facility construction:
13) concrete structures;
14) metal structures;
15) culverts, conduits, tunnel collectors and pumping stations.

Performance indicators:
1. Draws up a programme of supervision procedures in order to fulfil their tasks.
2. Ensures that the construction project is in accordance with requirements so as to guarantee the integrity of the project and compliance with the building code.
3. Ensures that geodetic work related to the demarcation of the structure has been performed by a competent expert. Ensures that the project complies with the geodetic survey report.
4. Ensures that the building and its parts are in accordance with the construction project and the requirements and quality agreed upon by the building contractor and owner of the building. Where necessary, makes proposals for performing additional measurements, testing and expert analyses according to quality assessments and, based on the data obtained, oversees the fulfilment of the decisions taken.
5. Ensures the existence of documentation pertaining to the construction products being used. Based on the documents submitted, ensures that the construction products and devices being permanently installed in the building are in accordance with the construction project.
6. Ensures that covered work is in accordance with the construction project and building codes and authorises subsequent work. Ensures that covered work is being documented according to requirements.
7. Participates in the transfer and acceptance of the building or its parts as the representative of the owner. Ensures that the volume of work recorded by the contractor is in accordance with the actual volume of work.
8. Participates in the transfer and acceptance of the building, verifying that all required execution documentation has been prepared and whether the data presented therein are correct and in accordance with requirements.
9. Verifies that environmental safety requirements are being met on the building site.
10. Makes notes of any instances of non-compliance with occupational safety requirements that are discovered. Notifies the Technical Regulatory Authority about a breakdown or accident occurring during construction as a result of the building or construction work not being in accordance with requirements, in the event that it has caused or may cause injuries or material damage and if it has not already been reported by the contractor or owner of the building.

Knowledge:
1) requirements for the documenting of structures;
2) legislative acts regulating the performance of owner’s supervision;
3) construction materials used in the construction of external water supplies and sewerage systems (metal, plastic and other pipes, insulation materials, etc.) and their qualities;
4) basics of geophysics;
5) basics of hydrotechnical engineering;
6) operating principles of devices and systems used in public water supply;
7) construction machinery and equipment;
8) construction technologies used in the field of technical facility construction:
9) concrete structures;
10) metal structures;
11) culverts, conduits, tunnel collectors and pumping stations.
12) pumps and tanks;
13) water and sewerage systems and their operating principles;
14) modern materials of water and sewerage piping and their fasteners;
15) operating principles of the main sanitary appliances;
16) devices used in the construction of water supply and sewerage systems (pumps, tanks, etc.);
17) construction technologies used in the construction of water supply and sewerage systems.

Performance indicators:
1. Is guided in their activities by best practice in construction.
2. Knows and accepts the best practice that forms the basis of the behaviour of partners.
3. Focuses on the satisfaction of the client and end user.
4. Considers ethical beliefs and values important and is consistent in word and deed. Displays initiative, a sense of responsibility and management and team work skills.

Performance indicators:
1. Is capable of working in a multidisciplinary and international team and of adjusting their communication style to different situations and people.
2. Is capable of showing initiative and performs their duties with confidence.
3. Understands their role in the team, is capable of operatively assessing situations and conflicts as they arise and of responding adequately, taking an understanding approach to criticism.

Performance indicators:
1. Uses their field-specific knowledge to handle work tasks and develops their competence though continuous professional development, making use of the development and training opportunities offered to them.
2. Is aware of technological developments in the construction sector and society as a whole and is committed to innovative and creative self-improvement.

Performance indicators:
1. Understands why it is necessary to follow environmentally friendly working principles in their field and follows them.
2. Understands the possibilities and necessity of saving energy and resources and acts accordingly.
3. Understands the impact of their activities on the surrounding environment.

1. Words ideas related to the performance of their duties in Estonian that is terminologically correct (required level: B2).
2. Communicates professionally in one foreign language (recommended level: B1).
See Annex 1 Language skills level descriptions.

1. Uses a computer on a daily basis at the Independent user level in the following areas: information-processing, communication, security and problem-solving.
2. Uses a computer on a daily basis at the Basic user level in the area of content creation.
3. Is capable of using field-specific software programmes to the extent required and of using modern technological tools and applications (e.g. smart devices). See Annex 2 Scale of self-assessment in digital competence.