Job openings for Site Supervisor in Nashik

Key Responsibilities of a Site Supervisor
The duties of a Site Supervisor are comprehensive, blending leadership, technical knowledge, and organizational skills:
1. Site Operations and Coordination
Manage Daily Work: Direct, supervise, and assign tasks to on-site workers, including subcontractors and trade specialists, ensuring work adheres to project timelines and specifications.
Resource Management: Coordinate and monitor the schedule and delivery of materials, equipment, and necessary human resources to maintain continuous workflow.
Quality Control: Inspect work at various stages to ensure it meets the required quality standards, specifications (blueprints/schematics), and building codes.
2. Health, Safety, and Compliance (HSE)
Enforce Safety Protocols: The most critical duty is ensuring strict adherence to all company and regulatory Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) standards (e.g., OSHA, local codes).
Hazard Prevention: Conduct daily site inspections, implement necessary control measures, and lead site inductions and safety briefings (toolbox talks).
Accident Response: Handle any on-site emergencies or accidents according to established protocol, including providing basic first aid if necessary.
3. Communication and Reporting
Stakeholder Liaison: Act as the primary on-site contact, liaising with the Project Manager, architects, engineers, clients, and regulatory inspectors.
Progress Reporting: Maintain and submit accurate daily logs and progress reports detailing work accomplished, materials used, workforce attendance, and any issues or delays encountered.
Conflict Resolution: Quickly and effectively resolve conflicts or issues that arise among workers or subcontractors to prevent workflow interruptions.
🧠 Essential Skills and Qualifications
Skills
Leadership and Team Management: Strong ability to motivate, manage, and hold a diverse workforce accountable.
Technical Competence: Solid understanding of construction methods, materials, and equipment. The ability to read and interpret blueprints is essential.
Problem-Solving: Excellent analytical and troubleshooting skills to address unexpected delays, material shortages, or technical issues immediately.
Communication: Clear and effective communication (both verbal and written) for giving instructions and reporting to management.