✨ AI Summary
The Scaffolding Foreman will supervise and coordinate scaffold erection, modification, and dismantling activities at site, ensuring works comply with approved drawings, method statements, and safety requirements. Responsibilities include allocating tasks, monitoring productivity, inspecting materials, coordinating with site engineers and the HSE team, and ensuring all scaffolding structures are properly tagged, inspected, and safe for use. The role requires monitoring compliance with HSE regulations, conducting toolbox talks, ensuring scaffolding stability and safe access, and identifying/reporting unsafe conditions. The Foreman will also maintain records, coordinate scaffolding activities to support various site works, monitor material usage, and support site inspections and audits, ensuring timely completion of activities in line with project schedules. They have the authority to stop unsafe activities and report non-compliance.
Supervise and coordinate scaffold erection, modification, and dismantling activities at site.
Ø Ensure scaffolding works are carried out as per approved drawings, method statements, and safety requirements.
Ø Allocate daily tasks to scaffolders and monitor workforce productivity.
Ø Inspect scaffolding materials before use and ensure damaged components are removed from service.
Ø Coordinate with Site Engineers, Supervisors, and HSE team regarding scaffold access requirements.
Ø Ens
Requirements
Diploma or technical certification in civil engineering, construction, or interior fit-out (preferred).
Ø 3–6 years of hands-on site experience in interior fit-out, interior design, or construction projects.
Ø Strong knowledge of scaffolding systems, components, erection, dismantling, and inspection procedures.
Ø Understanding of construction and interior fit-out site activities and access requirements.
Ø Knowledge of scaffolding safety standards, HSE regulations, and safe working practices.
Ø Ability to read scaffold drawings, layouts, and work instructions.
Ø Familiarity with different types of scaffolding such as mobile towers, tube & clamp, and modular systems.
Ø Ability to supervise scaffolders and coordinate daily site activities efficiently.
Ø Knowledge of load capacities, stability requirements, and safe access arrangements.
Ø Ability to identify unsafe conditions and implement corrective actions immediately.
Ø Good communication and teamwork skills with site engineers, HSE team, and subcontractors.
Ø Strong leadership, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities.
Ø Ability to work under pressure and meet project schedules.
Ø Knowledge of inspection tagging systems and scaffold handover procedures.
Ø Familiarity with PPE requirements and emergency safety procedures.
Ø Basic reporting and documentation skills.
Description
Supervise and coordinate scaffold erection, modification, and dismantling activities at site.
Ø Ensure scaffolding works are carried out as per approved drawings, method statements, and safety requirements.
Ø Allocate daily tasks to scaffolders and monitor workforce productivity.
Ø Inspect scaffolding materials before use and ensure damaged components are removed from service.
Ø Coordinate with Site Engineers, Supervisors, and HSE team regarding scaffold access requirements.
Ø Ensure all scaffolding structures are properly tagged, inspected, and safe for use.
Ø Monitor compliance with HSE regulations, PPE usage, and safe working practices.
Ø Conduct toolbox talks and safety briefings for scaffolding teams.
Ø Ensure scaffolding stability, load capacity, and safe access arrangements are always maintained.
Ø Identify and report unsafe conditions, risks, and site hazards immediately.
Ø Maintain records of scaffold inspections, material movement, and workforce activities.
Ø Coordinate scaffolding activities to support fit-out, MEP, ceiling, painting, and finishing works.
Ø Ensure proper housekeeping around scaffolding work areas and material storage locations.
Ø Monitor scaffold material usage and report shortages or damages to site management.
Ø Support site inspections, audits, and project handover activities.
Ø Ensure timely completion of scaffolding activities in line with project schedules.
Ø Authority to stop unsafe scaffolding activities or restrict access to unsafe scaffold areas.
Ø Authority to report non-compliance, unsafe acts, and damaged scaffold materials to management.