Structural Architectural Supervisor
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - HILL International Group in Italia
Overview In this role you will oversee and coordinate all structural and architectural construction activities at site, ensuring safety, quality, and compliance with project specs. You will supervise fabrication and erection of steel components and architectural finishes, coordinating with other discipline supervisors. You will ensure drawings alignment and adherence to standards, monitor installation, and manage lifting and assembly of large modules. You will participate in daily coordination, report progress to the Construction Manager, and support punch lists and quality checks. This position contributes to Hill's client-focused delivery on major projects worldwide.
Responsabilità
Supervise fabrication and erection of structural steel components (decks, trusses, platforms, supports)
Ensure alignment, welding, and bolting per drawings and standards (AISC, AWS D1.1, API RP2A)
Monitor installation of load-bearing structures and support systems
Coordinate lifting, fit-up, and assembly of large modules/skids
Oversee installation of architectural finishes (partitions, flooring, walls,
ceilings, doors, windows, furnishings)
Monitor external cladding, insulation, waterproofing, HVAC penetrations and MEP interface
Ensure compliance with project specifications, drawings, and client requirements
Enforce safety procedures, PPE, and permit-to-work systems
Participate in quality inspections, dimensional checks, and material verifications
Support punch listing, NCR resolution, and final walkdowns
Interface with other discipline supervisors to resolve clashes and ensure progress
Attend daily coordination meetings and contribute to planning/look-ahead schedules
Report daily activities, manpower, and progress to Construction Manager or Project Engineer
Requisiti fondamentali
Bachelor of Science in Structural Engineering; eight years of field experience after degree
Excellent spoken and written English including report writing
Leadership
Coordination in multicultural/multi-discipli