Civil Site Supervisor

Job Description

Role & responsibilities Site Supervision Oversee daily civil works at the site, ensuring adherence to design and safety norms. Monitor and coordinate site activities related to foundations, RCC, steel structures, flooring, drainage, etc. Ensure timely execution as per project schedules. Quality Assurance Check the quality of materials and workmanship as per specifications. Raise quality issues and corrective actions with contractors and site engineers. Labour & Contractor Management Manage workforce and subcontractors on-site. Allocate work and ensure targets are met. Maintain discipline and safety among site workers. Measurement & Documentation Record daily work progress, labour deployment, and material consumption. Prepare and maintain site diaries, checklists, and inspection records. Assist in bill checking and quantity surveying. Safety Compliance Ensure all workers follow safety protocols and use PPE. Report unsafe acts or near misses immediately. Coordination Liaise with project engineers, vendors, and consultants for smooth execution. Attend site meetings and update progress. Key Skills Required Technical Skills Knowledge of civil engineering basics (RCC, masonry, shuttering, concreting, etc.) Familiarity with industrial building codes and standards. Reading and interpreting civil drawings (layout, structural, architectural). Tools & Software MS Excel for reporting. AutoCAD (viewing plans). Leveling instruments (Dumpy Level, Theodolite). Soft Skills Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Leadership and decision-making at site level. Time management and multitasking ability. Regulatory/Compliance Knowledge Basic knowledge of labour laws and site safety regulations. Familiarity with statutory norms (Factory Act, Pollution Board norms, etc.) Educational Qualification Diploma or ITI in Civil Engineering (minimum) Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering is a plus but not mandatory for supervisor roles. Desirable Certifications Safety Supervisor Certification (e.g., from NSDC or DISH). First Aid or Fire Safety Training.