Site Manager
The Site Manager is the individual responsible for the technical and organizational aspects of executing a construction project, tasked with planning, coordinating, controlling, and supervising the works to ensure they are carried out in accordance with the project, the contract, current regulations (technical, labor, and health and safety), and the deadline, cost, quality, and safety objectives established by the construction company. Acts as the contractor's primary representative on-site.
SITE MANAGER
Key functions of the professional assigned by Tamgo
- Interpret and execute the construction project.
- Plan the works and their construction sequence.
- Supervise the correct execution of the work units.
- Resolve technical issues during execution.
- Control the quality of materials and processes.
- Control the project budget
- Perform certifications and measurements
- Control costs, deviations, and performance
- Manage procurement, subcontracting, and supplies
- Organize and coordinate in-house teams and subcontractors
- Manage human resources, machinery, and equipment
- Coordinate site logistics
- Hold progress meetings
- Ensure the implementation of the Health and Safety Plan
- Collaborate with the Health and Safety Coordinator
- Ensure compliance with Occupational Risk Prevention (ORP) regulations
- Halt work in the event of serious and imminent risk
- Represent the contractor before the Project Management and the developer
- Manage technical and contractual documentation
- Draft reports and site logs
- Attend inspections (ITSS, official bodies)
