Roles & Responsibilities
Key Responsibilities
Site Supervisors are tasked with numerous responsibilities that are crucial for the smooth running of construction projects. Their core duties include :
- Managing and instructing the site workers, setting their schedules, and monitoring their performance.
- Ensuring all health and safety guidelines are followed strictly.
- Conducting regular site inspections and addressing any potential hazards immediately.
- Maintaining accurate records of employee attendance, site activities, and progress reports.
- Collaborating with project managers, engineers, and architects to ensure that all activities align with the project plan.
- Ordering and managing the inventory of construction materials to ensure a steady supply without excessive overstock.
- Problem-solving and troubleshooting any issues that may interrupt the timeline or budget of the project.
Education and Certification Requirements
To qualify for a position as a Site Supervisor, candidates typically need the following educational background and certifications :
A high school diploma or equivalent; however, a bachelor’s degree in construction management, civil engineering, or related field is often preferred.Relevant certifications such as a SUPERVISE CONSTRUCTION WORK FOR WSH (SCW / BCSS)Proven experience in construction management or a similar role, typically 3-5 years, demonstrating a track record of managing personnel and projects successfully.Strong understanding of construction methods, materials, and regulations is essential.Excellent communication, interpersonal, and leadership skills necessary for managing diverse teams and interfacing with clients and stakeholders.Tell employers what skills you have
Negotiation
Leadership
Troubleshooting
Construction Management
Construction
Housekeeping
Inventory
Architects
Sanitation
Civil Engineering
Customer Service
Timekeeping
Ability To Learn