Leadman

The Leadman serves as the second-in-command on an assigned project, crew, work area, or shift.

A Leadman is expected to read and interpret project drawings, organize daily work, direct field personnel, and execute assigned project requirements with minimal oversight.

A Leadman may generally supervise or coordinate a crew of up to approximately 8–10 field employees, depending on project complexity, employee experience, and the direction of the Superintendent.

A Leadman may be responsible for:

• Directing daily work for an assigned crew.
• Communicating daily goals and work assignments.
• Reading and interpreting project drawings.
• Coordinating installation activities.
• Monitoring employee productivity and workmanship.
• Verifying that work is completed in accordance with project requirements.
• Identifying material, equipment, drawing, and access needs.
• Reporting delays, conflicts, and field conditions to the Superintendent.
• Maintaining safe work practices within the assigned crew.
• Coaching and developing field personnel.
• Confirming accurate project and timekeeping information.
• Assisting with daily reports and project documentation.
• Protecting company tools, materials, equipment, and customer property.
• Maintaining professional communication with project stakeholders.

Expected Technical Competencies

• All Mechanic II competencies.
• Plan and sequence work activities.
• Coordinate crew assignments.
• Identify productivity risks.
• Direct field installations.
• Review work performed by others.
• Resolve routine field conflicts.
• Coordinate material needs.