Core Roles & Responsibilities
1. Daily Site Supervision & Quality Control
- Execution as per Drawings: Supervise daily construction activities (RCC framing, brickwork, plastering, waterproofing, tiling) to ensure work aligns precisely with architectural and structural working drawings.
- Quality Assurance: Check reinforcement layouts (bar bending schedules), shuttering alignment, concrete pouring, and curing periods. Ensure the right mix ratios and slump tests are conducted.
- Finishing Work Oversight: For high-rises, managing the finishing stage is critical. You will oversee POP/gypsum plastering, flooring alignment, door/window installations, and external painting.
2. Labor & Contractor Management
- Workforce Allocation: Allocate daily tasks to sub-contractors and daily-wage laborers based on the weekly schedule.
- Productivity Tracking: Monitor labor output to ensure milestones (e.g., casting one slab every 1012 days) are met without compromising quality.
- Conflict Resolution:
Act as the first point of contact for resolving minor technical or interpersonal issues on the labor front.
3. Material Management & Reconciliation
- Indenting & Inventory: Prepare daily/weekly material requirements (cement, steel, sand, aggregate, bricks) and raise indents to the store department well in advance to avoid work stoppage.
- Wastage Control: Monitor material consumption in office and implement strict measures to minimize wastage of premium materials like tiles, marbles, and steel.
- Reconciliation: Assist the senior engineer in monthly material reconciliation reports (comparing estimated vs. actual consumption).
4. Progress Reporting & Documentation
- Daily Progress Reports (DPR): Maintain and update the DPR, noting down labor strength, work completed, material received, and any hindrances (like weather or machinery breakdown).
- Measurement Book (MB): Take accurate site measurements of work done by sub-contractors for verification and billing purposes.
- Site Logbooks: Main