Construction Foreman | Construction Site Scheduling | Day Shift
This is what we offer you:
You’ll work in a well-defined role with a broad overview and a high level of responsibility.
- Gross hourly wage: €25
- Travel allowance: €0.23 per km
- Payment: choice of weekly or every 4 weeks.
- 40 hours per week
- Contract type: Secondment
What will you do?
You ensure that work on the construction site runs smoothly. You manage people and keep track of the schedule, quality, and safety. You coordinate with the office and with the people on-site. You quickly identify what needs to be done and make adjustments as necessary.
- You will lead the construction team and subcontractors on the job site
- You monitor progress daily and adjust the schedule as needed
- You translate drawings, specifications, and work orders into clear tasks for tradespeople
- You check the quality of the work and ensure that agreements are followed and work is carried out properly
- You oversee safety, health, and environmental compliance on the construction site
- You coordinate deliveries, deviations, and bottlenecks with the work planner, purchasing, and project manager
Where will you work
You’ll be working for one of our clients in the construction industry on projects in the Rotterdam, Bergen op Zoom, or Gouda areas. Your workplace is the construction site: you’ll spend a lot of time outdoors and in the site office, and in the office when reviewing plans and drawings. You’ll collaborate with the work planner, the project manager, and the tradespeople and subcontractors on-site, and you’ll serve as the point of contact when decisions need to be made. During the initial interview, our recruiters will be happy to tell you more about the opportunities.
Who are you?
You like to keep track of things and are happy to take on responsibility. You have a hands-on approach and give clear direction to others. You’re well-suited for a role that involves frequent switching between planning and execution. You know what it takes to keep things running smoothly on a construction site.
- You have a vocational education (MBO) level of work and thinking
- You can lead people and make clear agreements
- You work neatly and pay attention to quality and safety
- You’re good at planning and adapting when the situation changes
- You communicate easily with colleagues and other parties on the construction site
- You want to continue developing yourself through training and career advancement opportunities
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