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- Diploma in Architecture, Construction, Drafting, or Civil Engineering
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Job description
Job Overview
If you have foundational knowledge in architecture or construction and prefer active fieldwork over desk duties, Studio Sahasrara® invites you to join as a Site Supervisor. In this role, you'll actively manage multiple ongoing project sites, ensuring seamless execution that bridges design concepts with physical construction.
Key Responsibilities
- Regularly move between project locations to monitor progress and promptly resolve site challenges.
- Translate architectural drawings into actionable tasks, directing site workers and scheduling upcoming work phases to align trades effectively.
- Maintain detailed and accurate daily progress reports and site logs, communicating updates to project leadership efficiently.
- Conduct quality checks on-site to identify and prevent costly execution errors early.
Candidate Profile
- Possess completed diploma or basic course credentials in Architecture, Construction, Drafting, or Civil Engineering.
- Demonstrate fundamental knowledge of architectural principles, technical drawing interpretation, and site operations.
- Be highly mobile and self-driven, capable of independently managing daily travel between sites.
- Exhibit clear and authoritative communication skills to instruct work teams and candidly report progress to managers.
Perks and Benefits
- Receive a full travel or fuel allowance to cover commuting expenses among project sites.
- Gain practical, hands-on exposure to real-world construction and architectural project delivery processes.
- Enjoy direct communication channels with no bureaucratic delays, empowering you with immediate responsibility for your assigned sites.
Minimum education
Diploma / ITI / Vocational
Skills
How they work
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