Construction Supervisor - Civil

Requirements

• Education: A diploma or higher national diploma in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related building trade is essential. A bachelor's degree is an advantage.
  
• Experience: A minimum of 10-15 years of direct, hands-on experience in a construction supervision role (e.g., Foreman, General Foreman, Site Superintendent) on large-scale building or infrastructure projects.
  
• Industry Background: Extensive experience working for a major main contractor is mandatory.
  
• Technical Proficiency: Expert practical knowledge of construction means, methods, and materials. Must have deep expertise in formwork systems, rebar fixing, concrete pouring and curing, and general construction site logistics.
  
• Drawing Interpretation: Must be highly skilled in reading and interpreting complex civil and structural construction drawings and translating them into clear instructions for the workforce.
  

On-Site Supervision & Execution Management:

• Provide direct, hands-on supervision of all civil and structural construction activities on a daily basis, including earthworks, foundations, reinforced concrete works, structural steel, and masonry.
  
• Manage and coordinate the daily work of multiple subcontractors and direct labor, ensuring that all teams are working efficiently and collaboratively.
  
• Monitor site productivity and progress against the weekly and daily work plans, proactively identifying and resolving any issues that may impact the schedule.
  
• Interpret construction drawings, specifications, and method statements to ensure that all works are executed correctly and in full compliance with the design.
  

Quality Control & Assurance:

• Act as the frontline enforcer of the project's quality standards, conducting continuous inspections of workmanship and materials.
  
• Raise formal inspection requests for all completed works and coordinate with the Field Engineer and QA/QC team to ensure timely approvals.
  
• Identify and report any non-conforming works, ensuring that corrective actions are implemented and documented promptly by the contractor.
  
• Ensure that all materials delivered to the site meet the approved specifications and are stored correctly.
  

Health, Safety & Environment (HSE):

• Champion a culture of safety on-site, leading by example and enforcing all project HSE rules and regulations without compromise.
  
• Conduct daily site safety walks (Toolbox Talks) and ensure that all workers are equipped with the correct PPE and are following safe work procedures.
  
• Review contractor's method statements and risk assessments, particularly for high-risk activities like excavation, lifting operations, and working at height.
  
• Immediately report and respond to any safety incidents or near-misses, and assist in the investigation to determine the root cause.
  

Reporting & Coordination:

• Prepare accurate daily and weekly site reports, detailing the progress of works, resource allocation (manpower and equipment), and any delays or challenges encountered.
  
• Maintain a detailed site diary, recording all key events, instructions, and weather conditions.
  
• Liaise closely with the Structural Field Engineer to resolve technical queries and ensure that all works are approved before proceeding.
  
• Coordinate with the project surveyors to ensure that all works are set out and constructed to the correct lines and levels.