SITE SUPERVISOR

XINGUOHE CONSTRUCTION PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A construction company in Singapore is seeking a Site Supervisor to oversee construction activities. This role requires 1 year of experience in construction. The salary ranges from $3,300 to $5,000 monthly, offering flexi-hours. The ideal candidate should have skills in construction, quality control, and safety compliance.

Qualifications

• 1 year of experience required.

Skills

Construction

Quality Control

Drawing

Electrical

Construction Safety

Compliance

First Aid

Construction Drawings

Team Player

Civil Engineering

Scheduling

Cost Control

Job description

Overview

Company: XINGUOHE CONSTRUCTION PTE. LTD.

Position: SITE SUPERVISOR

Job Code: MCF-2025-1579055

Location: VERTEX, 33 UBI AVENUE 3 408868

Employment Type: Full Time

Hierarchy/Level: Junior Executive

Experience: 1 year exp

Department: General Management

Hours: Flexi-Hours

Salary: $3,300 to $5,000 Monthly

Posted: 16 Oct 2025

Closing on: 15 Nov 2025

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Responsibilities

The original description does not enumerate specific responsibilities for the Site Supervisor role. Please refer to the employer’s official posting for detailed duties.

Requirements / Qualifications

• 1 year exp

Skills (eligible to add)

• Construction
• Quality Control
• Drawing
• Electrical
• Construction Safety
• Compliance
• First Aid
• Construction Drawings
• Team Player
• Civil Engineering
• Scheduling
• Cost Control

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