Supervisor

• managing construction personnel and delegating tasks to meet deadlines
• performing regular inspections of the construction site
• identifying potential safety hazards and managing them accordingly
• ensuring all personnel comply with health and safety practices, such as wearing the appropriate protective equipment
• organising work schedules
• checking work techniques are correct and safe
• managing orders and deliveries of building materials
• assisting project managers with planning work activities
• completing site reports and other records
• attending site management meetings

Site supervisors perform most of their duties on outdoor construction sites, which means facing all types of weather. The role may involve working at heights, and a full driving licence is a typical requirement, as your work day often entails travelling between your office, worksites, client businesses and meetings with key stakeholders.