ACT Developments London
Senior Site Manager

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Job Description
General
- Site Maintenance: Maintain a safe, clean, orderly, and presentable construction site at all times.
- Inductions: Ensure all visitors and operatives receive appropriate inductions and adhere to site rules.
- Task Delegation: Delegate and oversee weekly deliverables to Site Managers, Foremen, and operatives, providing guidance to maintain programme, quality, and cost control.
- Site Diary: Maintain an accurate daily site and labour diary on Procore.
- Material Ordering: Order specified materials in line with program and storage requirements.
- Coordination: Manage and coordinate ACT and supply chain works onsite to avoid non-recoverable variations by holding regular Sub Contractor Coordination meetings.
- Timesheets: Ensure timesheets are completed and delivered to HR on time.
- Line Management: Line manage and develop the site management team, setting clear expectations, providing coaching, and addressing performance concerns.
- Mentoring: Act as a mentor for less experienced managers, sharing best practice and ensuring consistent application of ACT standards across the site.
- Resource Review: Lead weekly reviews of labour and plant resources against the cost plan with the commercial team, agreeing corrective actions where required.
Programme
- Lookahead Programmes: Lead the creation and management of 6 week lookahead programmes, assuring alignment with the overall project programme and challenging sequence, resourcing, and logic where required.
- Critical Path Reporting: Proactively identify and report any potential delays, gains, or influences on the critical path, agreeing mitigation measures with the Project Manager and commercial team.
- Work Sequencing: Sequence works and subcontractor tasks across all workfaces to ensure a safe, methodical, and quality-based process, minimizing re-work and disruption.
- Progress Reporting: Report real-time progress for direct and subcontractor works in line with program requirements and compile and issue weekly Site manager Reports.
Communication & Information Management
- Positive Culture: Act as a visible role model of ACT’s values, setting the tone for behaviours and communication on site.
- Collaboration: Work collaboratively with management, operatives, supply chain, consultants, clients, and the community to ensure adherence to company values and standards.
- Documentation: Document and circulate actions from meetings and correspondence and manage CVIs and RFIs using Procore.
- Weekly Reports: Oversee the compilation and circulation of weekly reports to the client’s consultant team, ensuring accuracy and that risks, issues, and decisions are clearly communicated.
- Authority Liaison: Organise and record building control/local authority visits and manage plan check report deliverables.
- Client Interface: Act as the primary day-to-day operational contact for the client and their consultants, managing expectations, resolving issues promptly, and protecting the relationship.
- Meeting Leadership: Chair regular coordination, progress, and subcontractor meetings, ensuring actions, responsibilities, and deadlines are clearly recorded and followed through.
- Design Review: Review issued design information for accuracy and buildability, reporting discrepancies.
- Drawing Approvals: Review and approve drawings on Procore, maintaining accurate records of samples and submittals.
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Quality/Accuracy
- Setting Out: Ensure gridlines, datums, and continual dimensional checks throughout the project.
- Quality Control: Conduct regular quality control checks and execute pre-line/pre-finishes installation checks in line with ACT Quality Management System (QMS).
- Quality Strategy: Set and lead the project quality strategy on site (QMS), ensuring inspection and test plans, benchmarks, and mock ups are in place and rigorously followed.
- Issue Resolution: Record and circulate quality/specification issues, ensuring timely resolution. Ensure quality and specification issues are owned and closed out by the appropriate party, with root causes identified to prevent recurrence.
- Sign Off: Undertake final sign off of key work stages and areas prior to client inspection, ensuring works are fully compliant with ACT standards and project specifications.
- Audit Participation: Participate in risk-based audits and inspections, implementing improvements as needed.
Health & Safety
- Policy Implementation: Take overall responsibility for implementing ACT health and safety policies, procedures, and processes on site, ensuring full compliance by all site management and supply chain partners.
- Risk Assessments: Ensure risk assessments and method statements are in place and reviewed.
- H&S Management: Manage site H&S folders, record near misses, and implement preventive measures.
- Safety Leadership: Lead by example in all safety matters, challenging unsafe behaviours and stopping works where necessary.
- H&S Reviews: Chair regular H&S review meetings with the project team and H&S Manager, tracking close out of actions and trends.
- Toolbox Talks: Ensure a structured programme of Toolbox Talks is delivered by the management team, and that learning is captured and shared across the project.
- Site Conditions: Minimise traffic, noise, and dust; ensure proper use of protective clothing and equipment.
- Welfare Facilities: Ensure provision for welfare facilities, first aid, and emergency procedures.
- Temporary Works: Identify requirements for temporary works and ensure competent management.


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HR
- HR Issues: Raise and report any on-site HR issues.
- People Management: Carry out regular 1 to 1s and performance reviews with the site management team, agreeing objectives and development actions.
- Capability & Conduct: Address performance, conduct, and attendance issues promptly in line with ACT HR processes, escalating to HR and senior management where necessary.
- Succession & Development: Identify high performers and potential successors within the site team and work with HR and L&D to support their development.
- Performance Reviews: Conduct and circulate performance reviews.
Commercial
- Contract Understanding: Maintain a detailed understanding of the Contract Pricing Document scope of ACT and supply chain works, ensuring the site team delivers within scope and budget.
- Variation Identification: Proactively identify, record, and communicate site variations or client-requested changes, ensuring commercial opportunities are captured in a timely manner.
- Labour Allocation: Approve and monitor labour allocation and site-based procurement in line with budgets and commercial strategies agreed with the QS and PM.
- Material Procurement: Procure materials within allocated budgets.
- Cost Forecasting: Contribute to cost reporting and forecasting by providing accurate site information on progress, risks, and opportunities.
Document Control
- Document Control Liaison: Provide oversight of document control operations, ensuring the site team correctly uses Procore and that all drawings, RFIs, CVIs, and submittals are current, coordinated, and compliant.
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