Construction Worker
ob Description
- Project Planning: Builders participate in project planning and budgeting, helping to estimate costs, materials, and labor requirements. They may also create project timelines and schedules.
- Site Preparation: Builders prepare construction sites by clearing debris, excavating, and leveling the ground. They ensure that the site is safe and compliant with all relevant regulations.
- Material Procurement: Builders may be responsible for sourcing and purchasing construction materials, ensuring they meet quality and safety standards.
- Construction: Builders carry out the physical construction work, including framing, masonry, carpentry, roofing, and more. They work with various tools and equipment to assemble, install, and finish building components.
- Quality Control: Builders are responsible for ensuring that the construction work meets design specifications, quality standards, and safety regulations. They may perform inspections and tests to guarantee the integrity of the structure.
- Coordination: Builders coordinate with subcontractors, such as plumbers, electricians, and HVAC technicians, to ensure their work aligns with the construction project’s timeline and requirements.
- Safety: Builders prioritize safety on the construction site by implementing safety measures, training workers, and ensuring that everyone follows safety guidelines.
- Problem-Solving: Builders must troubleshoot issues that arise during construction, such as unexpected structural problems, design changes, or weather-related challenges.
- Documentation: They maintain records of all construction activities, including daily logs, material receipts, and any changes to the project scope.
- Client Communication: Builders often interact with clients, providing progress updates and addressing any concerns or questions they may have.
Requirements
- Candidates should possess a Bachelor’s Degree qualification with 2 – 5 years work experience.
- Education: While a formal degree is not always required, many builders have completed vocational training, apprenticeships, or certification programs related to construction or a specific trade within construction.
- Experience: Practical experience in construction is essential. Many builders start as laborers or apprentices and work their way up, gaining valuable hands-on experience.
- Skills: Builders should have a good understanding of construction techniques, tools, and materials. They must also be skilled in problem-solving, mathematics, and project management.
- Licensing and Certification: In some regions, builders may need to obtain a contractor’s license or certification. Requirements vary by location.
- Physical Fitness: The work of a builder can be physically demanding, so good physical fitness and endurance are important.
- Safety Training: Builders should have knowledge of safety protocols and may need to complete safety training courses.
- Communication Skills: Effective communication with team members, clients, and subcontractors is crucial.
- Attention to Detail: Builders must be detail-oriented to ensure the quality and accuracy of construction work.
- Adaptability: Construction projects often face unexpected challenges, and builders need to adapt and find solutions.
- Tools and Equipment: Familiarity with construction tools and equipment is essential.
Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV to: careers@raadaa.com using the Job Title as the subject of the mail.