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Description
Key Responsibilities: 1. Supervision of Site Activities: o Overseeing the daily operations of construction activities, ensuring that all work is being carried out according to design specifications and safety standards. o Coordinating and managing labor forces, subcontractors, and material suppliers on-site. 2. Quality Control: o Ensuring that the construction work meets the required quality standards and compliance with local building codes and regulations. o Conducting inspections of the work to identify issues and ensuring corrective measures are taken. 3. Safety Management: o Promoting and enforcing safety protocols on-site, conducting safety inspections, and ensuring the team follows safety procedures. o Reporting and investigating any accidents or incidents on-site. 4. Project Documentation: o Keeping accurate records of site activities, progress, material usage, and personnel. o Assisting in the preparation of daily, weekly, or monthly progress reports for the project manager. 5. Resource Management: o Ensuring that all materials, tools, and equipment needed for the project are available and properly maintained. o Managing the workforce and scheduling labor to optimize efficiency. 6. Problem Solving: o Addressing and resolving issues that arise during construction, whether technical, logistical, or personnel-related. o Communicating and liaising with engineers, architects, and project managers to resolve problems and keep the project on track. Skills Required: Technical Knowledge: Understanding of civil engineering principles, construction methods, and building codes. Leadership Skills: Ability to manage and motivate workers and subcontractors. Communication Skills: Ability to communicate effectively with workers, contractors, engineers, and clients. Problem-Solving Abilities: Ability to address challenges quickly and efficiently. Time Management: Ensuring the project stays on schedule and within budget. Qualifications: Typically, a Civil Site Supervisor has a background in civil engineering or construction management. This could include: A degree or diploma in civil engineering or construction-related fields. Several years of experience working on construction sites, particularly in roles like site engineer or foreman. Certifications or training in construction safety (e.g., OSHA or equivalent). A Civil Site Supervisor plays a crucial role in the successful completion of civil engineering projects such as roads, bridges, buildings, drainage systems, and other infrastructure projects.
