Construction here plans around rain. The wet season from November to March slows earthworks and concrete pours, so programmes are written with weather contingency and site supervisors are judged on how they protect the critical path through it.

Permitting shapes the job as much as the drawings. Villa and commercial builds need a PBG before work starts and an SLF on completion; supervisors are expected to keep the built work matching what was approved, because a mismatch surfaces at certification.

Property sales roles are commission-heavy and lease-literate. Most stock is leasehold, so consultants must be able to explain remaining years, extension terms and who holds the underlying certificate without overstating any of it.