Build your career as a Site Manager

What can you expect from working as a Site Manager?

Site managers oversee construction projects, ensuring they are completed safely, on time, and within budget. Key duties typically include:

• Project Coordination: Interpreting architectural drawings and specifications to plan and execute construction projects.
• Resource Management: Coordinating labour resources, procurement, and the delivery of materials, plant, and equipment.
• Stakeholder Consultation: Working with architects, engineers, technical professionals, and trade workers to ensure seamless project execution.
• Contract Negotiation: Liaising with building owners, property developers, and subcontractors to manage project timelines and costs.
• Tender Preparation: Preparing tenders and contract bids for new construction projects.
• Work Program Implementation: Operating and overseeing coordinated work programs on-site to maintain efficiency.
• Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring all construction work adheres to building legislation, safety regulations, and quality standards.
• Plan Submission: Arranging the submission of building plans to local authorities for approval.
• Subcontractor Management: Overseeing the quality and progress of subcontractors' work to meet project specifications.
• Building Inspections: Organising and facilitating inspections by local authorities to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.