1. Project Oversight & Execution

• • • Oversee day-to-day field operations on heavy-duty construction sites (earthworks, roadworks, infrastructure, etc.).
    • Ensure work is executed according to plans, specifications, and safety standards.
    • Coordinate and supervise subcontractors, trades, and construction crews.

2. Schedule Management

• • • Develop and maintain construction schedules.
    • Monitor progress to ensure project milestones and deadlines are met.
    • Adjust plans and workflows in response to delays, weather, or unforeseen conditions.

3. Site Coordination

• • • Manage daily site logistics, including equipment, materials, and workforce.
    • Conduct daily site inspections and ensure compliance with quality and safety standards.
    • Serve as the primary point of contact between the field and project management team.

4. Safety Enforcement

• • • Ensure strict adherence to safety policies, procedures, and regulations (e.g., OSHA).
    • Conduct site safety meetings, toolbox talks, and inspections.
    • Address safety concerns immediately and report incidents.

5. Resource Management

• • • Coordinate the delivery and use of heavy equipment and construction materials.
    • Monitor usage to prevent waste and manage costs.
    • Ensure proper maintenance and operation of heavy-duty equipment.

6. Quality Control

• • • Ensure workmanship meets project specifications and quality standards.
    • Identify and rectify deficiencies or substandard work.
    • Work with engineers and quality control personnel as needed.

7. Communication & Reporting

• • • Provide daily and weekly reports on progress, issues, and delays.
    • Communicate clearly with project managers, engineers, inspectors, and clients.
    • Document site activities, personnel, incidents, and change orders.

8. Problem Solving

• • • Identify potential issues and resolve them proactively.
    • React swiftly to on-site problems or emergencies.
    • Make decisions in real-time to maintain workflow and safety.