Client Coordinator: UK & ROI
Liana is an experienced professional, specialising in construction documentation, client coordination and technical writing across the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland construction sectors. Working closely with clients, contractors and project teams throughout the United Kingdom (UK) & Republic of Ireland (ROI), Liana ensures all documentation deliverables are accurate, compliant and aligned with project timelines and operational requirements.
With a professional background in the UK construction industry, Liana brings extensive knowledge of UK Building Regulations, British Standards and the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM). Her experience working within both UK & ROI project environments provides her with a strong understanding of regional compliance frameworks, construction processes and statutory documentation requirements across multiple sectors.
Liana has developed broad capability in technical documentation, stakeholder coordination and client relationship management, supporting projects through various stages of delivery. Her ability to interpret technical information and translate complex project requirements into clear, user-focused documentation, enables effective communication between project stakeholders, and operational teams.
Known for her professionalism and responsiveness, Liana excels at managing complex documentation processes within fast-paced project environments. She works collaboratively with clients and project teams to ensure all deliverables are completed efficiently, maintaining a steadfast focus on quality, compliance, and specific client outcomes.
By balancing technical precision with strong communication and coordination skills, Liana ensures that even the most demanding project requirements are met with accuracy. Her proactive approach and attention to detail make her a key contributor to the successful delivery of projects across the UK and Republic of Ireland construction markets.
Qualifications
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