As the coordinator supervising the roof renovation, the first task was to assess the overall condition of the roof and identify areas that required urgent attention. During inspection, several roofing sheets were found to be worn out, with visible rust and loose edges. Some fixing points had failed, and this contributed to water leakage noticed inside the building. The roof structure was also checked to confirm the strength of the timber supports and their ability to carry the roofing materials.
After the inspection, I coordinated with the craftsmen to plan the renovation work. Faulty roofing sheets were carefully removed and replaced with new ones. Weak timber members were reinforced to improve stability, and proper fixing methods were applied to prevent future displacement. Attention was also given to the roof slope and drainage outlets to ensure that rainwater could flow freely without causing pooling or leakage.
Throughout the renovation, I ensured that work followed the approved plan and materials were used correctly. Regular checks were carried out to maintain quality and safety on site. By the end of the project, the roof was stronger, leak free, and better aligned.
Conclusion
Supervising the roof renovation from inspection to completion helped achieve a durable and reliable roof. Proper coordination and monitoring ensured improved performance, reduced maintenance needs, and long term protection for the building.