Construction Manager

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Construction Supervisor Job Description

The Construction Supervisor reports to the Site Manager and coordinates all Discipline Supervisors in managing subcontractor activities. They are responsible for updating and developing detailed construction schedules, optimizing sequences, and minimizing overlaps. In the Site Manager's absence, they assume the Site Manager's responsibilities.

Main Responsibilities

• Implement HSE Management System: Ensure the implementation of the Health, Safety, and Environment management system at the site, with particular attention to their operational area.
• Lead Meetings: Organize and lead weekly meetings with discipline subcontractors alongside the relevant AST and Supervisors.
• Participate in Construction Meetings: Attend construction meetings with the client.
• Schedule Management: Promote field revisions of the detailed construction schedule and verify the congruity of works with technical specifications.
• Material and Schedule Coordination: Verify material delivery schedules to coordinate construction activities and optimize the schedule.
• Schedule Planning: Collaborate with the Site Control Manager to prepare detailed schedules and define priorities.
• Schedule Monitoring and Recovery: Ensure schedules are maintained and promote recovery plans in case of delays.
• Site Coordination: Coordinate all site activities, especially interfaces between disciplines, to limit work overlaps.
• Subcontractor Management: Assist Supervisors in managing subcontracts, defining extra-works, and executing changes during construction.
• Pre-commissioning and Completion: Work with the Commissioning Manager to ensure alignment between construction completion and plant pre-commissioning.
• Claims and Changes: Collaborate with the Contract Engineer on preparing changes and claims.
• Progress Reporting: Prepare routine work progress reports for their section.
• Quality Inspection: Perform discipline-specific quality inspections according to the Inspection Plan and procedures, in liaison with the QAE. For particular projects, coordinate with Area Superintendents as needed.