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PeopleStrong is seeking a Front Line Supervisor for finishing works on high-rise residential projects. You will supervise and guide crews focused on blockwork and plastering, ensuring work aligns with drawings, specifications and schedules.
The role requires coordinating with civil, MEP and finishing teams to prevent delays and defects, while enforcing safety and housekeeping standards. Your experience ranges 0-5 years, with hands-on supervision of finishing activities and a strong eye for
Posted On 08 Oct 2026
End Date 06 Apr 2027
Required Experience 0 - 5 years
Finishing Works Masonry Plastering Supervisory Skills
Job Role – Finishing Works Front Line Supervisor (FLS)Supervise and coordinate day-to-day finishing activities for high-rise residential projects, with primary focus on blockwork and plastering works.Guide and monitor workmen/subcontractors to ensure activities are executed as per approved drawings, specifications and planned schedule.Ensure proper line, level, alignment, dimensions and workmanship for blockwork and plastering activities.Monitor manpower deployment, productivity and activity-wise targets to achieve planned floor/tower progress.Coordinate with civil, MEP, structural and other finishing teams to ensure proper sequencing and avoid clashes, delays and rework.Check material availability and ensure proper utilization of blocks, mortar, plaster materials and other consumables.Conduct routine quality checks and ensure timely rectification of observations and defects.Assist in daily planning, progress tracking, measurements, inspections and reporting of completed works.Identify site constraints and execution issues and coordinate with the concerned engineer for timely resolution.Ensure proper housekeeping and adherence to EHS requirements and safe working practices by all workmen under supervision.Support the team in achieving planned floor cycle, productivity and quality targets while minimizing material wastage and rework.