Senior Cloud Platform Engineer – Devops & Ci/Cd Lead
Summary
Despite the cloud engineer title, the posting describes a Building Construction Supervisor: overseeing daily site work, coordinating workers and subcontractors, monitoring quality and progress, keeping site records, and enforcing health and safety on Auckland building projects.
About the role
The Building Construction Supervisor will oversee day-to-day work on site, coordinate employees and subcontractors, monitor quality and progress, and help ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, on time, and in accordance with plans and specifications.
Key responsibilities
- Planning, organising, and supervising day-to-day construction activities on assigned sites
- Allocating work to employees and subcontractors and coordinating labour, materials, tools, and equipment
- Reading and interpreting construction plans, drawings, specifications, schedules, and work instructions
- Monitoring project progress and workmanship to ensure work meets required quality standards, specifications, and agreed timeframes
- Coordinating the work of plasterers and other trades to maintain an efficient workflow and minimise delays
- Providing clear instructions, practical guidance, and on-site support to team members
- Conducting site checks and identifying defects, incomplete work, hazards, or other issues requiring corrective action
- Ensuring materials and equipment are available when required and reporting shortages or delays to management
- Maintaining accurate site records, including daily progress, labour, materials, incidents, variations, and completed work
- Liaising professionally with management, clients, suppliers, subcontractors, and other trades as required
- Ensuring workers follow workplace health and safety policies, site rules, safe work procedures, and requirements for the correct use of personal protective equipment
- Participating in site meetings, toolbox talks, and health and safety briefings
- Promoting clean, tidy, secure, and safe work areas at all times
- Coordinating construction work programmes, schedules, resource requirements, quality control, and the resolution of on-site issues.
- Performing any other reasonable duties related to the role as required by the employer
Candidate requirements
- Have at least one year of relevant experience in building construction, including experience supervising or coordinating workers on construction sites; or
- Hold a relevant New Zealand qualification at Level 4 or higher, or an overseas qualification assessed as comparable, such as construction management, building, or a closely related field; or
- Hold a bachelor’s degree or higher in any field.
Applicants must be New Zealand citizens or residents or hold a valid New Zealand work visa.