Overview
Some of the main responsibilities of a Construction Site Supervisor can include supervising workers and subcontractors, helping project managers to plan work, checking work is carried out safely, completing records for site reports and attending site management meetings.
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Skills
- Management
- Communication
- IT skills
Learning Style
Qualifications
There are a number of ways you can become a Construction Site Supervisor, as a minimum you will need 4 or more GCSEs grades A-C (9-4) and a minimum of 2 A Levels or BTEC equivalent.
Level 3
You can study a BTEC Subsidiary or Extended Diploma in Construction & the Built Environment or Civil Engineering or an Advanced Level 3 Apprenticeship in Construction Contracting Operations or Civil Engineering
Level 4, 5 & 6
You can study a HNC, HND, Higher Apprenticeship or Degree in Construction and the Built Environment, Civil Engineering or other related subjects.
Salary
Starting salaries are usually between £28,000 and £35,000.
With experience this could rise to £35,000 to £40,000.
Highly experienced supervisors can earn in the region of £40,000 or more.