Supervisor (Building)

Role summary

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The Building Supervisor is responsible for coordinating daily construction activities, supervising trades and subcontractors, monitoring workmanship, maintaining site safety, and ensuring projects meet programme, budget and quality requirements. Candidates are generally expected to have demonstrated experience supervising building or civil construction works in Australia, sound knowledge of construction methods, plans and relevant regulations, and the ability to lead teams effectively. A construction qualification, trade background, White Card, driver’s licence and strong communication skills are typically required. The successful candidate should be organised, practical, safety-focused and capable of resolving site issues while maintaining productive relationships with clients, suppliers and project stakeholders.

About the employer

CBP Contractors is an Australian construction and contracting company delivering building, civil and related infrastructure services. The business works with clients, subcontractors and project partners to complete construction projects safely, efficiently and to the required quality standards. Its work environment is likely to involve active construction sites, regional projects and coordination across trades, suppliers and management teams. Roles with CBP Contractors generally suit people who are practical, dependable and comfortable working in project-based environments. The company’s focus is expected to include safety, workmanship, programme delivery and strong client relationships. As with many Australian contractors, employees may work across varying sites and project conditions, making flexibility, communication and sound site leadership important qualities for supervisory positions.