Construction Supervisor

Job Responsibilities Assist in manpower planning, resource scheduling, and site work arrangements. Supervise and coordinate construction activities at project sites. Ensure all works are carried out in compliance with Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) regulations, quality standards, and project requirements. Maintain proper housekeeping and ensure a safe working environment on site. Monitor work progress and ensure projects are completed within the scheduled timeline. Administer first aid during emergencies (where applicable) and report incidents immediately to the Construction Manager, Safety Supervisor, and office administration. Record workers' attendance and submit attendance records to the office. Conduct regular site inspections, identify potential risks, and implement appropriate safety measures. Work closely with and report directly to the Construction Manager. Supervise workers and subcontractors during project execution. Resolve site-related issues, including work injury incidents, and report them promptly to management. Manage worker-related matters and liaise closely with the administration team. Act as the liaison between workers, the company, and the main contractor to ensure effective communication. Arrange and attend site meetings and prepare the necessary documentation. Perform any other duties assigned by management from time to time. Job Requirements Minimum 14 years of relevant experience in the construction industry, including experience as a Construction Supervisor. Good knowledge of electrical and plumbing works. Able to read and interpret construction drawings. Strong problem-solving, negotiation, and communication skills. Relevant industry certifications will be an advantage. Comfortable working in outdoor construction site environments under sun exposure. Hands-on and proactive in managing site operations. Good conflict resolution and crisis management skills. Detail-oriented, independent, and possesses strong leadership abilities. Able to work under pressure and meet project deadlines. Familiar with Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) regulations and practices. Willing to travel between different project sites. Able to respond to emergency site matters outside normal working hours when required. 6-day work week. We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.