Abstract:With the intensive development of underground space in urban core areas, deep foundation pit projects face increasingly stringent requirements for controlling surrounding ground deformation. As a novel technology capable of actively regulating retaining structure deformation and counteracting effects such as concrete shrinkage and creep, the concrete support servo system demonstrates significant application potential in deep foundation pit projects within soft soil regions. However, this system involves multidisciplinary integration of hydraulics, mechanics, and structural engineering, and requires maintaining dynamic responsiveness throughout the entire excavation cycle. Its construction complexity and operational risks present novel challenges for engineering supervision. Taking a Hangzhou excavation project as a case study, this paper explores, from the supervisor"s perspective, a comprehensive precision management model for the system. This model covers the entire process from scheme review, resource allocation, concealed work acceptance, loading control, to dynamic adjustments during the operational phase.