Job Description

A construction site coordinator ensures projects are completed efficiently, on time, and within budget. They oversee daily operations, manage schedules, and maintain communication between various stakeholders. Their responsibilities include coordinating tasks, monitoring progress, ensuring quality and safety, and managing project documentation. Key Responsibilities:

Project Planning and Scheduling:

Developing and maintaining project work plans, manpower schedules, and activity schedules.

Communication and Coordination:

Acting as a point of contact between contractors, subcontractors, owners, consultants, and other team members.

Quality Control:

Ensuring work meets required standards and specifications, often through quality assurance testing.

Safety Management:

Implementing and enforcing safety protocols and procedures, ensuring a safe working environment.

Documentation and Reporting:

Preparing and maintaining project documentation, including safety reports, progress updates, and compliance records.

Budget Management:

Monitoring project costs and ensuring adherence to the allocated budget.

Resource Management:

Coordinating the allocation and utilization of resources, including materials, equipment, and personnel.

Problem Solving:

Identifying and resolving issues that arise during the project lifecycle.

Site Supervision:

Regularly visiting the construction site to monitor progress and address any on-site challenges.
Qualifications:

Education:

A bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering, or a related field is often required.

Experience:

Prior experience in construction coordination or a similar role is beneficial.

Skills:

Strong organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills are essential.

Knowledge:

Familiarity with construction processes, safety regulations, and relevant software (e.g., project management tools, EDMS) is expected.
Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ?15,000.00 - ?18,000.00 per month