Construction Field Supervisor Workforce Planning (Alberta)

Construction Field Supervisor Workforce Planning (Alberta)

02 Nov
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RWC
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Alberta

02 Nov

RWC

Alberta

Lead construction workforce planning with RWC as a Field Supervisor, coordinating crews, schedules, safety, and project labour requirements. Training begins in Calgary.
Reporting to the Field Superintendent, this supervisor oversees labour activities across assigned RWC projects. The work includes coordinating with Project Managers and Site Foremen, supporting recruitment, and maintaining quality and safety standards. Training lasts two to three months at Scotia Place before transitioning to the Red Deer Hospital project.
Key Responsibilities: Coordinate workforce planning with project timelines and labour budgets
Schedule crews across multiple RWC project sites
Review onboarding forms and set workers up in Salus
Hold workers accountable for attendance, punctuality, and performance




Conduct site walk-throughs supporting efficiency and continuous improvement
Requirements: Grade 12 education and construction project management fundamentals
Ten or more years supervising construction crews
Knowledge of building technology and construction documents
Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Plexxis, Bluebeam, and scheduling applications
Valid required safety certifications and British Columbia driver’s license
Bring construction supervision, workforce coordination, scheduling, and safety experience to RWC projects in Calgary and Red Deer.

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📌 Construction Field Supervisor Workforce Planning (Alberta)
🏢 RWC
📍 Alberta

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