The site manager is overall responsible for the technical activities of the project and management of the site team.
Implement the work in accordance with approved plans/drawings and specifications.
Supervise the progression of the work on-site and ensures successful execution and supervision of on-site activities.
Project accounting functions including managing the budget, tracking the team expenses, and minimizing exposure and risk in the project
Maximize resource efficiency through procurement and effective management of labor, materials, machinery, and equipment.
Manage all the resources required for completion of the project including project staff, subcontractors, machinery, and equipment.
Overall financial management of the project expenses including machinery rents, fuel expense, waste of material and other resources.
Ensure that construction activities move according to a pre-determined schedule.
Establish teamwork, encourage the team and increase personnel morality toward the company goals.
Develop daily and weekly plans in compliance with the project schedule and put it on the ground by distributing task to the personnel.
Manage the quality control, safety, administration/finance, and logistics of the project by leading the team and monitoring their performances.
Solve the project problems and provide technical solutions for project personnel.
Coordinate with the main office to provide required resources on time including personnel, material, equipment and project expenses.
Report to the main office the project progress, problems, and anticipated solutions and getting instructions for solutions of the problems.
Estimate and request all needed materials from the main office during construction work on the site.
Ensures materials and equipment received meet contract specifications and are properly inventoried and stored.
Works closely with the PM and QC to develop and maintain quality checklists, registers, logs, and other tracking and monitoring tools.
Ensure project documents are complete.
Other activities as required from time to time.