Construction Site Supervision

• Conduct regular and unannounced visits to the various construction sites.
• Monitor the progress of works against the established schedule.
• Verify the presence and organization of site teams.
• Ensure that works are carried out in accordance with Management’s and technical

managers’ instructions.

• Identify delays, technical constraints and operational difficulties.
• Verify the proper use of materials and equipment.

B. Quality Control

• Monitor the quality and compliance of executed works.
• Verify compliance with plans, technical drawings, quantities and specifications.
• Inspect the quality of completed works, including masonry, concrete, reinforcement,

formwork, plumbing, electrical works, air conditioning, painting, tiling, carpentry, etc.

• Identify defects, poor workmanship and non-conformities.
• Request corrective action for non-compliant works.
• Verify that required corrections have been properly completed.
• Ensure the quality of finishes prior to acceptance of the works.

C. Progress Monitoring

• Regularly assess the physical progress of works.
• Compare actual progress with the planned schedule.
• Immediately report significant delays to Management.
• Propose corrective measures to improve progress.
• Attend site meetings whenever required.

D. Team and Site Organization Control

• Verify the actual presence of teams on site.
• Monitor the organization and allocation of tasks.
• Ensure that site managers properly perform their responsibilities.
• Identify staffing or competency gaps.
• Report to Management any behavior or operational issue that may affect quality or

deadlines.

E. Materials and Equipment Control

• Check the quality of materials used on site.
• Ensure that delivered materials meet the site’s requirements.
• Report any use of non-compliant or poor-quality materials.
• Monitor the condition and proper use of construction equipment and tools.
• Report urgent requirements for materials, equipment or tools.

F. Safety and Site Organization

• Check compliance with basic safety rules.
• Report hazardous situations and unsafe behaviors.
• Verify the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
• Ensure that construction sites remain clean, organized and safe.
• Work with the QHSE Manager to address any identified non-conformities.

G. Reporting and Information Flow

After each site visit, the Works Supervisor shall submit a site visit report including, in particular:

• Date and site visited;
• Works in progress;
• Observed level of progress;
• Works completed;
• Identified defects and non-conformities;
• Works requiring correction or rework;
• Material and equipment requirements;
• Difficulties encountered;
• Staff-related observations;
• Potential safety risks;
• Recommendations and corrective actions;
• Photographs supporting the findings.

The Works Supervisor must also immediately report urgent issues requiring Management’s intervention.

IV.

EXPECTED DELIVERABLES

The Works Supervisor is expected to prepare and submit:

• Construction site visit reports;
• Quality control checklists/forms;
• Defect and non-conformity reports;
• Site-by-site progress monitoring reports;
• Corrective action tracking table;
• Photographic reports of works;
• Site meeting minutes, when required;
• Alerts regarding delays, risks and technical difficulties;
• Periodic consolidated reports covering all supervised sites.

V.

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)

The Works Supervisor’s performance may be assessed based on:

• Completion rate of planned site visits;
• Compliance rate of inspected works;
• Number of detected and resolved non-conformities;
• Average time taken to report defects;
• Corrective action closure rate;
• Compliance with reporting deadlines;
• Reduction in rework and construction defects;
• Compliance with quality standards;
• Progress of construction sites against planned schedules;
• Number of incidents resulting from inadequate supervision.

VI.

AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Within the scope of his/her duties, the Works Supervisor is authorized to:

• Request explanations from site managers regarding completed or ongoing works;
• Immediately report any non-compliant work;
• Request the correction or rework of defective or non-compliant works;
• Escalate major risks affecting quality, safety or deadlines to Management;
• Refuse to technically approve work that is clearly non-compliant, subject to the

company’s internal procedures;

• Recommend corrective and improvement measures.

Any decision involving financial or contractual implications must be submitted to

Management or the duly authorized person.

The Works Supervisor is responsible for the monitoring, supervision and quality control of
works carried out across the company’s various construction sites.
He/she conducts regular site visits to ensure that works comply with plans, specifications,
technical standards, quality requirements, deadlines and Management’s instructions.
The Works Supervisor also acts as a link between Management and the operational teams on site,
ensuring that difficulties, deficiencies and deviations are promptly reported. REQUIRED PROFILEBachelor’s degree (Bac+2 to Bac+5) in Civil Engineering, Building Construction, PublicWorks or an equivalent technical field.ExperienceMinimum 5 to 8 years of experience in construction site monitoring or supervision.Experience supervising several construction sites simultaneously is an advantage.Proven experience in construction quality control is highly desirable.Technical SkillsGood knowledge of construction and finishing techniques;Ability to read and interpret technical drawings;Knowledge of construction materials and methods;Ability to identify defects and non-conformities;Good understanding of quantities and measurements;Proficiency in office software, particularly Excel and Word;Ability to prepare photographic construction site reports;Knowledge of construction site safety rules.Personal AttributesRigor and strong attention to detail;Authority and ability to enforce technical requirements;Critical thinking;Responsiveness;Sense of responsibility;Good organizational and autonomous working skills;Good interpersonal skills;Ability to work under pressure;Mobility and availability for travel between construction sites;Integrity and impartiality in the inspection and control of works.VIII.SPECIFIC WORKING CONDITIONSThe position involves:Frequent travel to the company’s various construction sites;Scheduled and unannounced site visits;Regular field presence;Availability to respond promptly to technical or quality-related issues;Use of a phone/camera to document findings;Regular preparation of supervision reports.