• Hiring managers and ATS scan for the exact title ‘Site Supervisor’ or related terms
• A generic title like ‘Construction Worker’ lowers relevance score
• It obscures your level of responsibility

• Replace vague titles with ‘Site Supervisor’, ‘Construction Site Supervisor’, or ‘Field Supervisor’
• Add a seniority qualifier if appropriate (e.g., ‘Senior Site Supervisor’)
• Include a brief subtitle that highlights scope (e.g., ‘Oversaw 5‑person crew on commercial projects’)

Construction Worker – ABC Builders

Site Supervisor – ABC Builders (Managed 5‑person crew on commercial projects)

• Bullet points without numbers provide no evidence of impact
• ATS often looks for metrics like % improvement or budget size
• Hiring managers can’t gauge your effectiveness

• Add numbers: % of schedule adherence, budget size, crew size, safety record
• Use the formula: Action + Metric + Result
• Keep each bullet under 2 lines

- Managed daily site operations and ensured safety compliance.

- Managed daily site operations for a $3M commercial build, achieving 98% schedule adherence and zero lost‑time incidents over 12 months.

• Construction employers prioritize safety credentials
• ATS keyword lists often include ‘OSHA 30‑hour’ and ‘First Aid Certified’
• Missing certifications can make you appear underqualified

• Create a dedicated ‘Certifications & Safety Training’ section
• List certifications with issuing organization and date
• Use standard naming: ‘OSHA 30‑Hour Construction Safety Certification’

- Ensured site safety protocols were followed.

- Ensured site safety protocols were followed. **Certifications:** OSHA 30‑Hour Construction Safety (2023), First Aid/CPR Certified (2022)

• ATS may misread irregular bullet symbols or spacing
• Recruiters skim; dense paragraphs cause them to miss key info
• Unprofessional look reduces credibility

• Use standard bullet points (• or –) consistently
• Keep each bullet to one line (max 2 lines)
• Align margins and use a single, clean font (e.g., Arial 11)

Managed crew scheduling, material procurement, and daily safety briefings. Coordinated with subcontractors to ensure timely delivery of supplies and maintained project documentation.

• Managed crew scheduling for 5‑person team • Coordinated material procurement, reducing lead time by 15% • Conducted daily safety briefings, achieving zero LTI incidents

• Generic resumes miss industry‑specific terms that ATS rank highly
• Keywords like ‘project scheduling’, ‘subcontractor coordination’, ‘budget control’ are often required
• Low keyword density reduces match score

• Review at least three Site Supervisor job ads and extract top 10 keywords
• Integrate those keywords naturally throughout headings and bullet points
• Use the ‘Core Competencies’ section to list them explicitly

- Oversaw daily construction activities. - Managed team performance. - Handled client communications.

- Oversaw daily construction activities, focusing on **project scheduling** and **subcontractor coordination**. - Managed team performance, achieving **budget control** within a $3M project. - Handled client communications, ensuring **safety compliance** and **quality assurance**. - **Core Competencies:** Site Supervision, Project Scheduling, Budget Management, OSHA Compliance, Subcontractor Coordination