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Renovation Works Site Manager

Keystone Solutions

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Location
Brussel
Workplace
Onsite
Type
Part-time
Department
Construction
Seniority
Manager
Closing date
Today
Source
CareersPage

Description

Mission Overview:

Keystone Solutions is seeking a Renovation Works Site Manager for a consultancy mission at a client site. In this role, you will be responsible for the efficient execution of all works on-site, reporting to the project architect or project leader. As a consultant, you will be hired by Keystone Solutions to work on diverse client projects, ensuring a dynamic and enriching experience.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Coordinate and communicate with contractors and subcontractors.
  • Monitor the progress of the works and conduct site visits.
  • Ensure the correct execution of ordered works based on purchase orders or contracts.
  • Check the quality of the executed work.
  • Ensure proper safety management on-site.
  • Handle necessary administrative tasks.
  • Collaborate closely with various colleagues across different departments.
  • Be flexible and willing to visit sites across the region.
  • Possess a BA5 certification.
  • Have knowledge of the correct use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

Why Join Keystone Solutions:

As a consultant at Keystone Solutions, you will engage in dynamic projects that present a variety of challenges across different client environments. This role offers turbo-charged learning opportunities and a commitment to your career growth within our framework. Being a

If you are ready to tackle technical and strategic challenges in a dynamic consultancy environment, apply today at Keystone Solutions Career Portal.


Duration: 15/10/2026 - 30/09/2027 12 months • (part time 1/5)


Skills required:

  • Autocad - Level: Expert - Most recent: Any time
  • Office 365 - Level: Expert - Most recent: Any time
  • Sharepoint - Level: Expert - Most recent: Any time

Language requirements:

Dutch
Level Native or bilingual proficiency
English
Level Nice to have

Skills

AutoCAD