Site manager construction jobs
Your top job as a site manager? You can find it here.
Organizing, coordinating and keeping an overview, that’s your thing.
As a site manager, you ensure that every construction project runs smoothly from A to Z. You plan, direct, control and motivate. No construction site without your approach.
At IMPACT, we pair you with companies that value your leadership and responsibility.
Why a job as a site manager is the right move
- Competitive remuneration according to experience.
- Responsibility: You are the liaison between the office and yard.
- Growth Opportunities: From site manager to project manager or technical manager.
- IMPACT: You literally help build the future of Flanders.
Not afraid of responsibility? Perfect.
We are looking for doers with brains. People who bring structure to the site while motivating their team.
Ready to take the reins?
Check out the site manager jobs at IMPACT below.
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Questions fréquemment posées
What does a site manager do in the construction sector?
A site manager is responsible for the daily supervision and operational coordination of a construction site. The site manager ensures that works are carried out correctly, safely and according to schedule.
Unlike the project manager, who manages the overall project including budget and contracts, the site manager is mainly present on-site and responsible for practical execution.
The site manager acts as the link between the construction team on site and company management.
What education do you need to become a site manager?
To become a site manager, a technical education is usually required. Common qualifications include:
- Bachelor’s degree in Construction
- Bachelor’s degree in Electromechanics
- Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Sciences
- Graduate degree in Construction
- Technical secondary education with relevant experience
In larger construction companies, a bachelor’s or master’s degree is often required. In smaller companies, career progression to site manager is possible based on experience.
What is the salary of a site manager?
The position of site manager in Belgium is not subject to a minimum wage scale under Joint Committee 124. Salaries are determined by the employer. In practice, salaries typically range between approximately €3,000 and €4,500 gross per month depending on experience.
What is the difference between a site manager and a project manager?
Site manager: focus on on-site execution, operational planning and coordination.
Project manager: broader responsibility including budget, contracts and client relations.
