Lois Marie S. Manalon

Deployed to Redevelopment of Our Lady of Maryknoll Hospital, Wong Tai Sin

• Achieved successful project outcomes by maintaining accurate documentation through progress reports and meeting strict deadlines for Builder Mock Up Works, Superstructure Works including Modular Integrated Construction.
• Developed detailed construction plans and organized required materials to maintain productivity.
• Improved cross-discipline coordination efforts through regular BIM coordination meetings, issue logs tracking, and resolution implementation in the model.
• Managed subcontractor relationships effectively, ensuring timely completion of tasks and seamless integration into project timelines.

Deployed to Philippine Ports Authority (PPA)-Head Office, Manila, Philippines

• Performed structural analysis and prepared structural plans, specifications and structural design calculations for vertical port structures using various computer design programs for Capital Expenditures (CAPEX) and Repair & Maintenance (RM) Projects
• Evaluated Program of Works and project proposals submitted by Port Management Offices (PMO)
• Monitored and evaluated Consultant's submitted project reports and billings
• Prepared technical communications and reports internally and externally with regard to structural and port engineering

• Designed various concrete and steel structures from low-rise and high-rise buildings to bridge ways and underground tanks for water reclamation facilities/water treatment plants using ETABS and STAAD under the direction of a Senior Structural Engineer
• Developed awareness of the design requirements specified in the latest building codes such as NSCP 2015, ACI 318-14 and UBC 97
• Prepared project reports, structural plans, structural design calculations and specifications
• Demonstrated strong communication skills with the architects and clients to create a cost-effective structural design.
• Mentored junior designers on best practices related to drafting techniques, code compliance, and interdisciplinary coordination.