Our client in the Engineering environment is currently recruiting for a site manager. The specifications and requirements for this position are: Experience & Training Managerial Skills (PLOC). Site Management. Supervisor Skills. Qualifications Matric. ''Section 13'' Tradesman certification. Computer Literacy To perform this job successfully, an individual should have extensive knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, Accounting software, Payroll systems, and Internet software. Description Site managers work on building and construction sites to ensure a project is completed safely, on time, effectively, and within budget, achieving all milestones and set deliverables. The position monitors and directs contractor activities from start to finish, overseeing various contractors and subcontractors from site preparation and foundation laying to the final touches. Site managers supervise the process with a critical eye, provide input on selecting and hiring contractors, and serve as a liaison between contractors and clients. Site managers maintain close contact with clients throughout the project's life cycle, accompany clients during site visits, and answer questions or concerns about the project's progress. They are budget-conscious and identify opportunities to save money by reducing wasteful practices or increasing efficiency. Site managers maintain site safety protocols daily during their site visits, ensuring contractors and crews work in a safe environment and follow the rules, procedures, and standard operating procedures (SOPs). They work to minimize risk and resolve violations and potential hazards. Typical Responsibilities/Key Outputs Safety of complete crews. Obtaining works orders/site instructions. Client relations & interforce. Preparation of quotations for work orders. Risk assessment & method statements. Resource allocation. People Management. Plant Environmental Management. Measurement (Operational Management Execution & Internal ordering system). Consumables Management (monthly). Daily equipment coordination. Acquisition of new business, continuous work orders. Site Quality delivery. Planning & Scheduling for site activities and related processes. Procurement of material & equipment to ensure timely delivery and availability on site. Communication Communicate (written & verbal) internally and externally at all levels of the company. Writes clearly and informatively; edits work for spelling and grammar; presents numerical data effectively; able to read and interpret written information. Speaks clearly and persuasively in positive or negative situations; listens and gets clarification; responds well to questions; demonstrates group presentation skills; participates in meetings. Planning and Organizational Coordination (PLOC) Planning is the function of management that involves setting objectives and determining a course of action for achieving those objectives. Planning requires that managers be aware of environmental conditions facing their organization and forecast future conditions. It also requires that managers be good decision-makers. Key Performance Areas The operational management of the site is responsible and accountable for: Execution of work as per work orders. Preparation of measures (monthly increase, verification & confirmation of measure). Reporting for over & monthly inspections. Financial reporting of site progress. Systems & Process Management. Site Legals. Organising of transport. Liaison with drawing office to issue drawings for existing & new applications. Legal compliance – PTO & Governance. Management of internal ordering system of the site. Ensure correct & accurate measurements. Client and Mine Communication with Engineers (twice per week & with foreman daily). Toolbox, weekly progress meetings & area progress reports. Annual 'Client' budget Management.
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