Mechanical Supervisor

The main responsibilities of a Mechanical Supervisor is to assign jobs to mechanics and create schedules to ensure that coverage for possible machine breakdowns is maintained at all times. Mechanical Supervisors will also oversee the training of mechanics.

Promote safe working practices and protect the health and well-being of all Employees, Sub-contractors and Customers;

· Responsible for the EHS performance and safety of sub-contractors and areas under supervision;

· Reports to discipline Mechanical Engineer for technical matters;

· Checking and approving materials and equipment at point of delivery to site;

· Ensuring installations are compliant with approved specification, current shop drawings and current space management drawings;

· Resolving site co-ordination problems with contractors and agreeing solutions. Providing proactive feedback to engineering where proposed site determined decisions could affect the design intent;

· Implementing installation quality control in accordance with specifications;

· Ensuring method statements are followed;

· Ensuring that the full value of a risk assessment is reaped;

· Enforcing applicable Exyte standard operating procedures;

· Highlighting schedule concerns and manpower concerns to the System Engineer. These concerns shall be accompanied by an evaluation of Sub-contractor shortcomings;

· Ensuring housekeeping is undertaken frequently enough to maintain a safe and neat work place at all times;

· Interacting with all Construction Management and Exyte Quality Assurance/Quality Compliance Team, Discipline Supervisors, Mechanical System Engineer, Safety Personnel, Client Representatives and Sub-contractors and their Foremen;

· Arranging mock-up locations and details. Assisting the System Engineer during inspections and obtaining official agreement on the solution and aesthetic impact from all interested parties;

· Compiling Test Packs and forwarding these to the System engineer for approval prior to the scheduled line check etc.;

· Witnessing and accepting pressure testing undertaken by subcontractors;

· Ensuring equipment has been pre-tested and that systems are complete (including sub-systems) in accordance with need dates;

· Assisting the System Engineer during equipment turn-on, trial runs and commissioning. The scope includes trouble-shooting;