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The site manager is the figure responsible for planning, coordinating, and supervising the execution of a construction project, ensuring that deadlines, budgets, and quality standards are met. This position requires leadership, technical knowledge, and industry experience, being key to the success of any project.
A site manager coordinates all aspects of the build: planning, team organisation, cost and time control, quality and safety supervision, and communication with suppliers, clients, and technicians. They also write reports and manage project documentation.
Related areas include project management, technical architecture, civil engineering, quality control, health and safety, and site planning.
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Vacancies for site manager usually require qualifications in Technical Architecture, Building Engineering, or similar, plus experience in site management, leadership, building regulations, and software such as AutoCAD or Presto.
The average salary of a site manager in Spain ranges from €2,500 to €4,000 gross per month, depending on project size, experience, and company. On large projects it can be higher.
This role offers high responsibility and autonomy, leading multidisciplinary teams, stability in construction firms, and varied, challenging projects at national or international level.
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A site manager can progress to construction director, production manager, project manager, or operations manager. They can also specialise in sustainability, civil works, industrial building, or BIM.
Certifications such as PMP (Project Management Professional), PRL in construction, Lean Construction, and tools like Microsoft Project or BIM software are valued and improve employability.
It is important to show experience leading similar projects, technical knowledge, team and budget management, and use of digital tools. Highlight communication, conflict resolution, and adapting to the unexpected.
