Civil Site

Electrical Supervisor

Core Job Responsibilities

• Facility Maintenance: Oversee routine, preventive, and corrective electrical maintenance across branch offices, regional locations, and corporate buildings.
• Power & Backup Systems: Manage and maintain critical power distribution lines, UPS systems, diesel generators (DG sets), and inverter installations to ensure zero operational downtime during power cuts.
• CCTV & Security Integration: Collaborate with security teams to ensure stable power delivery and wiring setups for electronic security measures like CCTV hubs and surveillance systems.
• Vendor & Contractor Coordination: Supervise external technicians and third-party contractors hired for electrical fittings, wiring expansions, or facility renovations.
• Safety Compliance: Enforce standard electrical safety protocols, run routine quality inspections, and clear out hazards to safe-proof workspace assets and workforce personnel.
• Asset Tracking & Bills: Maintain precise logs of all electrical repairs, review technical layouts, track inventory, and assist in validating facility electricity or repair bills.

Civil Supervisor:

Core Job Responsibilities

• Site Supervision & Construction: Supervise ongoing civil and structural works from the foundation stage to final interior finishing during new branch setups or structural renovation
• Execution of Layouts: Ensure all physical brick-and-mortar execution aligns strictly with the approved architectural designs, technical drawings, and corporate design manuals.
• Material Tracking & BOQ Management: Audit and track raw material arrivals, consumption, and wastage on-site against the Bill of Quantities (BOQ) to prevent cost overruns.
• Vendor & Contractor Coordination: Lead and direct external civil crews, local contractors, and masonry laborers, ensuring that work is completed within planned time and budget constraints.
• Quality & Safety Assurance: Run constant quality inspections on building materials (like concrete, flooring, and reinforcement steel) and enforce basic occupational safety norms at the workspace.
• Site Documentation & Certification: Maintain chronological site progress records (Daily Progress Reports), check measurement sheets, and assist higher management with the certification of contractor bills.