28 Nov
Hays Recruitment
Canberra
Your recent company
A leading national building contractor, celebrated for delivering high-quality Design and Construct (D&C;) projects, is seeking an experienced Site Supervisor to join their team on a diverse portfolio of government and commercial projects valued between $50M and $150M.
Your current role
Reporting to the Site Manager, you will be tasked with ensuring that all on-site activities meet project milestones and quality standards. Your responsibilities will include:
Supervise the execution of all project phases, from structural work to finishing trades.
Manage subcontractors and conduct toolbox talks.
Perform site inspections to ensure adherence to quality standards.
Aid in the creation and implementation of short-term work schedules.
Communicate with various stakeholders, including the client.
Maintain a safe site in compliance with WHS standards.
What you'll need to succeed
Ideally, you will be a skilled tradesperson or have a Cert IV / Dip in Building and Construction.
Proven experience working on Commercial / Residential projects above $10M
Ability to problem-solve and interpret detailed drawings;
Strong communication skills and ability to get the most of your trades;
A positive attitude and passion for delivering quality construction projects
What you'll get in return
This excellent opportunity offers you the chance to work on a major multi-million-dollar project from site establishment to practical completion. This role will be suited to an individual who is looking to earn between $140K to $180K + Super (Neg).
What you need to do now
For a confidential discussion about this position, please don't hesitate to contact Will Ballam on 02 61127 or email @hays.com.au
If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a recent position, please contact us for a confidential discussion on your career.
📌 Site Supervisor Canberra
🏢 Hays Recruitment
📍 Canberra
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