Site / Construction / Civil / Mechanical Supervisors

Supervise daily site and construction activities Coordinate manpower subcontractors engineers and site teams Ensure work is completed according to approved drawings specifications and project schedules Monitor site progress productivity materials and equipment Conduct site inspections and maintain quality standards Ensure compliance with HSE and safety requirements Identify and report technical or construction-related issues Prepare daily and weekly progress reports Support testing inspection snagging and project handover activities Coordinate civil mechanical MEP structural or general construction works based on assigned role Candidate RequirementsDiploma in a relevant engineering or technical field, such as Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Construction, MEP, or a related discipline.Minimum 2–4 years of relevant supervisory experience in construction, engineering, maintenance, infrastructure, MEP, or industrial projects.Previous UAE/GCC construction experience is preferred, with a good understanding of regional construction practices, site requirements, and working environments.Ability to read, understand, and interpret engineering drawings, technical specifications, method statements, and project documentation.Good knowledge of construction and site procedures, quality standards, inspection requirements, HSE regulations, and general workplace safety practices.Experience in supervising site workers, technicians, foremen, subcontractors, and other project personnel to ensure work is completed according to project requirements.Ability to monitor daily site activities, manpower allocation, materials, equipment, productivity, and overall work progress.Strong leadership, communication, coordination, problem-solving, and team management skills with the ability to work effectively with engineers, contractors, subcontractors, and project teams.Ability to identify site-related issues and coordinate with the relevant team to ensure timely resolution and minimum disruption to project schedules.Basic knowledge of preparing daily progress reports, site activity reports, inspection records, and other project-related documentation.Candidates should be able to work under pressure, manage multiple site activities, and ensure assigned work is completed within quality, safety, and schedule requirements.Good understanding of material handling, site logistics, work planning, manpower management, and resource coordination will be preferred.Candidates who are interested in upgrading their Diploma qualification to a Bachelor’s Degree for future career growth and higher engineering/project management positions will be considered an advantage.Good verbal and written communication skills and the ability to coordinate effectively with multicultural project teams in the UAE are preferred.

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