Vocational building qualification or a two-year higher diploma (building, public works).
The role
On the ground, you are the backbone of the site: setting-out, formwork, reinforcement steel, concrete pours. You organise the day-to-day work of the structural works teams and ensure the work is built to specification.
You work in direct contact with the works manager and pass the company's craft on to the teams you supervise.
Your duties
- Organise the work of the structural works teams.
- Set out the works and check that they are built in accordance with the drawings.
- Track the supply of materials and equipment to the site.
- Enforce safety rules across the work area.
Education and experience
10 years in structural works, including 3 as a site supervisor.
Profile sought
- Faultless reading of technical drawings.
- Natural authority and exemplary conduct on site.
- Available for assignments across the Kingdom.
Apply for this role.
Does this profile describe you? Send your application to the recruitment team, quoting reference AHMA-CC-02.
Dedicated recruitment address
Your application goes straight to AHMA's recruitment team, with no intermediary.
CV and covering letter
Attach your CV and, if you wish, a covering letter; it is always read.
Confidentiality
Your data is handled confidentially, in accordance with Moroccan law 09-08.
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Further reading.
Construction jobs in Marrakech: site trades, CV and speculative applications
To land one of the construction jobs on offer in Marrakech, first target the family of trades that matches your background, then present your sites as references that can be checked. When no advert fits, a speculative application remains a normal route in the sector, because teams are built up as contracts come in. This guide describes the trades on a building site, how to apply, and the steps to follow at AHMA.
Structural works: definition, stages and how they differ from fit-out and finishes
Structural works, gros œuvre in French, are the works that hold a building up: earthworks, foundations, the reinforced concrete structure, masonry, the roof structure and basic waterproofing. They come before fit-out and finishes (second œuvre), which make the building usable. In Morocco, their design and execution follow the seismic design code RPS 2000, version 2011.
Site manager in Morocco: duties, training and salary
Among civil engineering jobs in Morocco, the site manager (conducteur de travaux) is the one who prepares, plans and runs the delivery of a construction site: holding the deadlines, the budget, quality and safety, and representing the contractor before the client and the project supervisor. The role is reached with a state engineering degree in civil engineering, or with a technician's diploma backed by several years on site. There is no public pay scale: pay depends mainly on experience, the diploma and the size of the projects.