Safe Australia (SafeOz) Consulting Engineers is a progressive firm of Consulting Engineers and Project Managers with its offices in Sydney (Australia) and Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam). It provides tailored services to government and private sector clients in Australia and Vietnam. 

Civil, Structural, Storm water Engineering Design Services
Project Management & FEA Consultancy Services

Our design approach takes fully into account the project background, client requirements, project cost, as well as appropriate technology and safety considerations. We provide engineering services for residential, commercial and Institutional buildings.

- end to end service to clients, one window operation.
- project initiation, panning, execution, monitoring & control, closing and handover.

Our project management services are flexibly tailored to meet the needs of each client and the unique requirements of each project. We believe that client’s trust, understanding of client’s goals and innovative and creative thinking are the key factors in the success of a project and client’s satisfaction. Our project management approach is proactive and involves working closely with clients, sub-consultants and contractors to deliver projects on time and within budget, producing quality outcomes. We provide a full range of project management services right through project planning, design, procurement, construction and handover. Some high-level services include:

. Project conception and feasibility analysis
. Project programming, planning and control
. Preparation of project briefs
. Preparation of performance specifications
. Formulation of project schedules and cost plans
. Design management and review
. Risk management
. Project integration
. Scope, time, cost and resource estimation and management plans
. Quality control management plan
. Communication and stakeholder engagement plan
. Procurement management (including selection of sub-consultants/contractors)
. Documentation and tendering

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