Site Coordinator

Icon Projects; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A construction management firm in Singapore is seeking a Support Project or Construction Manager. This role involves assisting with site issues, monitoring compliance, and overseeing daily activities. The ideal candidate will ensure quality and safety while coordinating with various stakeholders. Strong organizational and communication skills are essential for this position.

Responsibilities

• Assist on all job site issues.
• Attend meetings as required and follow-up with issues raised.
• Understand project’s requirement under the contract and highlight deviations.
• Monitor construction program and progress.
• Identify defects, quality and/or irregularities issues.
• Monitor & maintain proper documentation of rectification works.
• Monitor compliance of work with the workplace safety and health regulations.
• Plan and organize daily and weekly manpower or resources allocation.
• Coordinate with site supervisors, workers, vendors, sub-contractors.
• Attend site kick off and weekly progress meetings or any ad-hoc meetings.
• Responsible for manpower and progress reporting on daily & weekly basis.
• Supervise daily site activities.

Job description

Support Project or Construction Manager

Assist on all job site issues

Attend meetings as required and follow-up with issues raised

Understand project’s requirement under the contract and highlight deviations

Monitor construction program and progress

Identify defects, quality and/or irregularities issues

Monitor & maintain proper documentation of rectification works

Monitor compliance of work with the workplace safety and health regulations

Plan and organize daily and weekly manpower or resources allocation

To coordinate with site supervisors, workers, vendors, sub-contractors

Attend site kick off and weekly progress meetings or any ad-hoc meetings when required

Responsible for manpower and progress reporting on daily & weekly basis

Supervise daily site activities