Site Supervisor

Contract Scotland are supporting a well‑established specialist fit‑out contractor based in Glasgow who are looking to appoint a Site Supervisor to join their team on a permanent basis. With a reputation for quality and the ability to work as both a main contractor and sub‑contractor, their pipeline of work is looking healthy heading into 2026.

They operate in a range of sectors including commercial offices, public buildings, education, leisure, and more, so can guarantee a diverse portfolio of work. They have very low staff turnover, a supportive culture, and offer genuine opportunity for career progression.

This is a great opportunity for a Site / Joinery Supervisor to progress their career in a stable environment. You would be working on a range of fit‑out projects across the Central Belt, ensuring work is delivered safely, efficiently, and to a high standard.

• Supervising day‑to‑day operations on site
• Ensuring work is carried out to specification and quality standards
• Co‑ordinating trades and managing site logistics
• Maintaining site records and supporting project management
• Representing the company professionally to clients and stakeholders

• Strong joinery background
• Experience supervising trades or running smaller sites
• Ability to coordinate subcontractors and direct labour
• A proactive, organised approach to site supervision
• Someone who wants to commit long‑term and progress within a well‑established business
• Excellent communication and problem‑solving skills
• Strong commitment to health & safety

If you re a motivated Site Supervisor and you re looking to join a company that values its people and offers real long‑term progression, I d love to discuss this role with you. Get in touch to find out more!

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