Construction Supervisor

About This Role

CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR

(Civil Infrastructure – Onshore Accommodation Facilities) Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering or Architectural Engineering from a recognized university OR
• Diploma in Civil/Construction Engineering with substantial experience in large-scale infrastructure and building projects.

Experience

• Minimum 10 years’ experience in construction supervision of onshore accommodation facilities, including residential buildings, camps, offices, kitchens, welfare buildings, and associated infrastructure.
• Proven experience overseeing civil, structural, architectural, and utilities works.
• Strong knowledge of construction best practices, standards, site execution methodologies, and HSE systems.
• Demonstrated leadership, contractor management, coordination skills, and conflict resolution abilities.

Primary Duties And Responsibilities

• Supervise all civil and infrastructure construction activities executed by contractors to ensure compliance with approved Scope of Work, drawings, specifications, schedules, and QHSE requirements.
• Oversee construction of accommodation buildings, foundations, concrete structures, superstructure works, finishes, roads, drainage, utilities, and external works.
• Review and provide comments on method statements, construction procedures, material submittals, and inspection & test plans (ITPs).
• Act as Performing Authority for Permit to Work (PTW) activities related to construction and site works.
• Ensure site activities are executed safely and in accordance with approved HSE plans, JSAs, and risk assessments.
• Supervise contractor mobilization, workforce deployment, equipment, and management of site laydown areas.
• Coordinate day-to-day construction activities to ensure timely progress and compliance with approved schedules.
• Participate in constructability reviews and resolve site execution issues proactively.
• Monitor workmanship quality for civil, architectural, and finishing works, ensuring adherence to approved standards.
• Inspect completed works and coordinate pre-commissioning, testing, and inspections prior to handover.
• Initiate and manage Mechanical Completion and readiness for handover to operations/end users.
• Ensure timely identification, tracking, and closure of Punch List items.
• Review, verify, and endorse redline mark-ups and as-built drawings.
• Participate in handover, acceptance, and occupancy readiness of accommodation facilities.
• Endorse and verify Construction Dossiers, including quality records and certifications.
• Monitor contractor performance and certify work progress against approved milestones.
• Participate in HSE and QA/QC audits, inspections, and site meetings as required.
• Chair or attend construction progress meetings and prepare site progress reports, highlighting risks, delays, and mitigation actions.
• Identify construction bottlenecks, interface issues, or safety concerns and implement corrective actions.
• Ensure materials, equipment, and workmanship comply with approved specifications and quality plans.
• Effectively manage multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural contractor teams on site.
• Coordinate site permits, access control, and work sequencing to ensure uninterrupted and safe execution of works.