Building Construction Supervisor

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Industry & Occupation

Architecture, Civil Engineering & Facilities

Classification

Summary

A professional who manages the overall progress of construction on site and oversees safety, quality, cost, and schedule.

Description

Building Construction Supervisors develop and adjust on-site construction plans based on design drawings and specifications, collaborating with craftsmen and subcontractors to handle schedule management, quality management, safety management, and cost management comprehensively. They negotiate with clients, designers, and government agencies, confirm compliance with laws and standards, and aim for completion within the contract period. Through a wide range of tasks such as revising construction drawings, solving on-site issues, and handling inspections, high levels of specialized knowledge and management skills are required.

Future Outlook

Due to aging population and shortage of young workers, demand for construction management engineers remains stably high. Introduction of digital technologies such as BIM/CIM is advancing, increasing the importance of IT skills. There are also movements to improve working conditions in line with work-style reforms.

Personality Traits

Calm judgment / Cooperativeness / Leadership / Strong sense of responsibility

Work Style

Direct to/from Site / On-site Resident / Partial Flex Time / Transfers Possible

Career Path

Junior Construction Management → Senior Construction Management → Site Superintendent → Architectural Project Manager → Construction Management Department Manager → Independent/Consultant

Required Skills

CAD Operation / Construction Drawing Reading / Cost Management / Office Software / Quality Management / Safety Management / Schedule Management

Recommended Skills

BIM/CIM Operation / Communication Skills (English/Technical) / Contract Negotiation / Leadership

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Because small oversights directly lead to quality issues.
Communication Skills Because coordination and instructions with many stakeholders are required.
Physical Stamina & Endurance Due to long hours of on-site work and frequent travel.
Planning & Organization To efficiently manage complex schedules.
Problem Solving To immediately resolve issues that arise on site.
Stress Tolerance Due to significant pressure from deadlines and safety concerns.

Related Qualifications

  • First-Class Architectural Construction Management Engineer
  • Second-Class Architectural Construction Management Engineer

Aliases

  • Architectural Construction Management Engineer
  • Site Supervisor

Related Jobs

  • Architectural Design Engineer
  • Civil Engineering Construction Supervisor
  • Equipment Construction Management Engineer

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