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– Qualifications:
– Various routes to qualify as a site manager in the UK
– Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) offers educational framework
– Accreditation framework for structural engineers provided
– Graduate Diploma Programme available for non-construction degree holders

– Career and Remuneration:
– Site manager’s salary influenced by sector, experience, and project size
– 2010 survey indicated UK site managers’ average annual salary at £36,981
– Site managers in growing sectors like the Middle East earn more
– Average earnings across all sectors and experience levels at £42,424

– Responsibilities:
– Oversee day-to-day on-site construction project operations
– Ensure project stays within budget and timescale
– Manage quality control, health, safety checks, and work inspections
– Coordinate communications among project stakeholders
– Deal with public inquiries and communications

– Site Manager vs. Other Titles:
– Site manager, construction manager, site agent, or building manager roles
– Responsible for on-site running of construction projects
– Involved in managing delays, quality control, and health and safety
– Often employed by construction companies, contractors, or civil engineering firms
– Local authorities may hire site managers for property refurbishments

– Additional Resources:
– Related topic: Construction management
– References for further reading and job description details