Job Description

Responsibilities

Project and site management:

Supervise, coordinate, and manage all tiling and plastering activities performed by subcontractors and site workers.

Quality control:

Inspect and ensure that all materials used and work performed meet the project's specifications and quality standards. This includes checking surface preparation, tile alignment, plaster consistency, and finishing.

Schedule management:

Create and monitor daily and weekly work schedules to ensure targets are met and that the tiling and plastering phases align with the overall project timeline.

Technical guidance:

Interpret technical drawings and specifications, provide technical advice to site staff, and resolve any on-site issues related to tiling and plastering.

Resource and material management:

Organize and requisition materials and tools, manage material storage, and ensure efficient use of resources to minimize waste and costs.

Safety and compliance:

Ensure all work is performed in compliance with health and safety regulations and that the workforce uses proper safety equipment.

Documentation and reporting:

Prepare daily and weekly progress reports, including site logs and quality assurance reports, for the Project Manager.

Liaison:

Coordinate with project managers, architects, subcontractors, and other stakeholders to ensure smooth project execution and address any issues.
Skills and qualifications

Technical expertise:

In-depth knowledge of construction methods, materials, and regulations related to tiling and plastering, including surface preparation, mixing, application techniques, and finishing.

Drawing interpretation:

The ability to read and accurately interpret technical drawings and specifications for tiling and plastering works.

Project management:

Strong skills in planning, coordinating, and executing project tasks to meet deadlines and stay within budget.

Communication:

Excellent verbal and written communication skills to effectively coordinate with different teams and report to management.

Problem-solving:

Ability to identify and resolve unexpected technical issues and other problems that arise on-site.

Attention to detail:

A meticulous and thorough approach to ensure high standards of workmanship.

Leadership:

Strong leadership abilities to supervise and manage a team of workers and subcontractors. *

Educational background:

A Bachelor's degree in civil engineering, construction management, or a related field is often required.