Working Supervisor

Madisons Recruitment are currently working with a highly successful construction contractor located in the Bedfordshire area in their search for a Working Foreman to join their team on a permanent basis.

Our client operate predominantly across the Home Counties on both public and private sector works including heritage buildings, their portfolio of works includes new build, design and build, refurbishment, renovations, alterations and other small works. 

Responsibilities

• Create working schedule for the team
• Place orders for needed equipment
• Use of sub contractors when needed with consent of management
• Assign appropriate tasks to the team
• Ensure that work is always in good progress
• Keep management updated on project development
• Make sure that works are completed on or before deadlines
• Ensure that safe systems of work are in place on their site and that all staff and operatives on site adhere to those systems and safe standards of behaviour
• Ensure that the project is completed to the specification and quality demanded by the client

Requirements

• In-depth knowledge of health and safety protocols
• Familiar with industry ISO standards
• Ability to communicate comfortably with a variety of customers from different industries
• Excellent organisational skills, prioritisation and communication skills

You will possess the following qualifications:

• Appropriate grade current CSCS Card
• SSSTS
• First Aid
• Have a trade background

Benefits

• On-site parking (Head Office)
• Car allowance or company van
• Provision of all necessary PPE and uniform
• 33 days a year inclusive of bank holidays
• Contributory pension
• Non-contributory life cover
• Continued professional development as part of our Group Life Learning Programme

 If you are actively search for a new role and interested in hearing more on the above Site Manager position, please apply or contact using any of the methods below.

Consultant Name: Tara Pryde 

Landline: (phone number removed)

Email: (url removed)

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