We are currently recruiting for an experienced Site Supervisor / Foreman to join a well-established groundworks contractor on a residential housing development in the Birmingham area. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a strong background in residential groundworks who can confidently oversee site operations, manage subcontractors and ensure work is completed safely, efficiently and to the required standard. The Role * Supervising day-to-day groundworks operations on a residential housing development. * Managing site gangs and coordinating subcontractors. * Overseeing drainage, foundations, roads, sewers and associated infrastructure works. * Ensuring all works are completed in line with drawings, specifications and programmes. * Maintaining high standards of health and safety across the site. * Monitoring productivity and reporting progress to the Site Manager or Contracts Manager. * Carrying out site inspections and ensuring work is completed to the required quality standards. * Helping to resolve on-site issues and keeping the project running to programme. Requirements * Previous experience as a Site Supervisor, Groundworks Foreman or General Foreman. * Strong experience within residential groundworks and housing developments. * Good knowledge of drainage, foundations, roads and sewers. * Ability to manage site operatives and coordinate daily activities. * Relevant site qualifications, ideally SSSTS or SMSTS, CSCS and First Aid. * Strong communication, organisational and leadership skills. What's on Offer? * Competitive salary or day rate, depending on experience. * Opportunity to work with an established groundworks contractor. * Long-term work potential for the right candidate. * A supportive working environment with opportunities for progression. Apply Now If you are an experienced Site Supervisor or Foreman with a background in residential groundworks and are looking for your next opportunity in the Birmingham area, we would be keen to hear from you. Apply today or get in touch for a confidential discussion about the role