Site Architect
Posted 22 Jun 2026
Advertised as “Site Architect (Project Architect)”
BranchFactor Summary
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- Expected experience
- 5+ yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
- Employment
- On-Site
- Contract
- Full-time
Compensation
No salary listed for this role.
Role speciality
Construction Project ManagementSite Architecture
Useful technologies
AdobeAutoCADMicrosoft ProjectSketchUp
Required qualifications
Field of studyArchitecture
Study levelBachelor's
PT. KMS Corp. Office Bali is looking for a dedicated and skilled Site Architect to join our team. In this role, you will be responsible for supervising on-site construction activities, ensuring the implementation of architectural designs, and maintaining high-quality standards throughout the project lifecycle. This position requires a blend of architectural expertise and project management skills to effectively coordinate with contractors, engineers, and other stakeholders.
Responsibilities:
- Supervising Project Implementation On-Site: Responsible for monitoring project progress at the construction site and ensuring that all work is carried out according to design plans, technical specifications, and established standards.
- Coordination with the Construction Team: The site architect collaborates with contractors, structural teams, MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing), interior designers, and field workers to ensure that all design elements are correctly implemented. They must be capable of providing solutions to technical issues that arise during the project execution.
- Ensuring Compliance with Regulations: The site architect must ensure that construction work complies with all applicable building regulations, safety standards, and environmental regulations. They also play a role in handling the necessary permits and documentation.
- Quality Control and Inspection: The site architect is responsible for conducting regular inspections to ensure the quality of work, materials used, and accuracy of implementation according to the working drawings and specifications. If discrepancies are found, they must take action to address them.
- Managing Design Changes: If there are changes to the design or specifications during the construction process, the site architect is responsible for communicating these changes to the field team and ensuring that implementation proceeds smoothly without disrupting the project schedule.
- Communication with Owners and Users: The site architect acts as a liaison between the design team, developer, and owners. They provide project progress reports and ensure that the owners' expectations are met throughout the construction process.
- Budget and Time Monitoring: The site architect works to keep the project within budget and schedule. They monitor the use of materials and labor to prevent waste and delays.
- Safety and Security: The site architect is also involved in ensuring that safety procedures on-site are properly implemented, which includes ensuring that workers comply with the established occupational safety standards.