Site Supervisor (Civil)

As a Site Supervisor, your main responsibility will be supervising construction activities on site. You will be directly overseeing the work of construction workers, subcontractors, and other personnel to ensure tasks are completed according to project plans and specifications. Safety management is crucial, as you will be implementing and enforcing safety regulations to maintain a safe working environment for everyone on site. Quality control is also a key aspect of your role, as you will be monitoring work progress to ensure it meets required quality standards and project specifications. Resource management is another important part of your job, as you will be responsible for managing personnel, equipment, and materials efficiently to meet project deadlines and budget constraints. Communication and coordination skills are essential as you will act as a liaison between project managers, subcontractors, and the workforce to facilitate clear communication and coordination of activities. Additionally, you will be preparing regular reports on project progress, including work completed, materials used, and any encountered issues. Your role will also involve assisting with scheduling and planning by developing and implementing work schedules to ensure efficient workflow and timely completion of tasks. Problem-solving skills are crucial, as you will need to address and resolve any issues or challenges that arise on the construction site to minimize disruption to the project. To excel in this role, strong leadership and communication skills are essential for managing teams and effectively communicating with various stakeholders. A solid understanding of construction methods, materials, and safety regulations is crucial, along with the ability to identify and resolve problems quickly and make effective decisions. Excellent organization and time management skills are required to manage multiple tasks, prioritize work, and adhere to project schedules. Additionally, physical fitness is important as the role may involve physical labor such as walking the site, inspecting work, and occasionally operating tools. For educational requirements, a high school diploma or equivalent is typically required for entry-level positions. Some employers may prefer candidates with a degree or certification in construction management or a related field. Relevant experience in construction supervision is often a key factor in hiring decisions. This is a full-time position with a day shift schedule. The willingness to travel up to 25% is preferred, and the work location is in person. The application deadline is 15/07/2025, and the expected start date is 30/07/2025.,