Environmental Supervisor, Environmental Foreman, And Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC).
Environmental Supervisor
An Environmental Supervisor ensures that construction activities follow environmental regulations and project environmental plans.
Main Responsibilities:
Implement the Environmental Management Plan (EMP).
Monitor site activities to prevent pollution (dust, noise, waste, water contamination).
Conduct environmental inspections and audits.
Ensure compliance with local environmental laws and project standards.
Manage waste disposal, spill control, and hazardous materials.
Train workers on environmental awareness.
Prepare environmental reports and documentation.
Typical Requirements:
Degree/Diploma in Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, or Environmental Science.
Experience in construction environmental management.
Knowledge of ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems.
2. Environmental Foreman
An Environmental Foreman works directly on site and supervises workers implementing environmental protection measures.
Main Responsibilities:
Supervise waste segregation and disposal.
Control dust, noise, and erosion on site.
Ensure spill prevention and cleanup procedures.
Coordinate with the Environmental Supervisor.
Implement site environmental instructions.
Supervise environmental labor teams.
Typical Requirements:
Construction site experience.
Knowledge of basic environmental protection practices.
Ability to manage site workers.
3. TWC (Temporary Works Coordinator)
A Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC) is responsible for managing temporary structures used during construction.
Examples of Temporary Works:
Scaffolding
Formwork and falsework
Excavation shoring
Temporary bridges or supports
Lifting platforms
Main Responsibilities:
Coordinate design and approval of temporary works.
Ensure temporary structures are safe and properly installed.
Review temporary work designs and calculations.
Coordinate between engineers, contractors, and site teams.
Ensure compliance with safety standards.
Typical Requirements:
Civil Engineering background.
Experience in temporary works management.
Knowledge of BS 5975 (Temporary Works Procedures) is often required