Apprentice Site Manager BREYER GROUP PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY

What you will do in your working day

The main duties and tasks of a Site Management Apprentice are:

• Communication with project team, clients, users
• Maintaining Site Records: Daily site diaries
• RFI/CVI
• Toolbox talks as necessary
• Materials logs and all other records as required
• Plan and manage quality and compliance; ensure that items of work are per-snagged prior to client inspections; ensure each element of work has a signed handover form
• Ensure all works are carried out to pre-issued Risk Assessments and Method Statements
• Report on supply chain performance
• Manage PPE compliance and issues, including I.D. procedures
• Plan and manage statutory mandatory and informational signage, including the Breyer Group Plc standard notice board
• Commit to undertaking necessary external and internal training courses
• Promote company image/brand including wearing appropriate dress, uniform, I.D, PPE
• Attend meetings, prestart, progress, sub-contractor
• Plan and manage subcontractor competence compliance, including checking certification
• Check and monitor compliance with agreed specifications
• Report and record complaints and queries and plan for closure/solutions
• Maintain office files in accordance with Breyer Group Plc's standard filing structure
• Be responsible for company vehicles, property and equipment
• Contributing to self-development in consultation with line manager
• Ensuring all activity is carried out in accordance with the Company’s
• Business Procedures and Quality Assurance Procedures – recommending improvements as appropriate
• Ensuring all day-to-day activities comply with the Company Health and Safety Policy and best practice
• Similarly, to comply with the Company’s Environmental Standards, ensuring all activities are carried out within Company Policies and Procedures
• Always Adhering to Breyer’s Core Values
• Carrying out any other duties as may be necessary from time to time to meet business needs

The training you will be getting

• The qualification you would be working to achieve is being a Level 4 Construction Site Supervisor (Standard)
• Functional Skills in maths and English, if required
• This training will include a paid study day each week, via remote learning or attending college
• You will also possibly have assessments done on-site and in the college as needed
• You will be responsible for liaising with your training provider and site manager to arrange as needed

What to expect at the end of your apprenticeship

• Once qualified, the right candidate may be able to secure a full-time role within the industry
• Typical job titles can include Assistant Site Manager or Site Manager
• At the end of this apprenticeship, you would be capable of working as a qualified Assistant Site Manager with the likely progression into a degree qualification partnered with further experience to become a Site Manager
• You will be eligible for the CSCS Supervisor (Gold) Card on completion of this apprenticeship