Operations Field Supervisor

Job Duties:

• Provide leadership and mentorship to Field and Shop Technicians.
  
• Evaluate the technical performance of Field and Shop Technicians including safety work efficiency and conduct annual performance reviews.
  
• Coordinate and ist between Project Manager and other AEC departments.
  
• ist Job Leads with project responsibilities and provide jobrelated training.
  
• Develop and implement operations improvement procedures as needed.
  
• Review and evaluate test equipment; recommend future test equipment purchases.
  
• Manage and lead projects ensuring they are completed within scope on time and within budget.
  
• Respond to daily communications/emails from customers and AEC team members.
  
• Track and coordinate technical and safety training for Field and Shop Technicians.
  
• Mitigate technical and scheduling issues at job sites.
  
• Perform random field audits evaluating job progress quality of work and safety to ensure compliance with quality standards.
  
• Provide timely feedback in a positive continuous learning environment.
  
• Facilitate Root Cause ysis for project deficiencies and develop corrective and preventive actions.
  
• Oversee technical and safety continuing education for Field and Shop Technicians.
  
• Manage daily Job Hazards essment (JHA) review content and take corrective action as needed.
  
• Lead by example in safety communication and procedures.
  
• Recommend candidates for the annual safety award.
  
• Ensure field compliance with NFPA 70E and Cal OSHA requirements.
  
• Collaborate with the AEC Operations team to provide feedback on QA/QC activities.
  
• ist with shutdown coordination.
  
• Review final job reports for accuracy and quality.
  

Requirements

Requirements:

• Technical and Standards Competency:
  • Experience with electrical testing on low and medium voltage equipment (e.g. substations switchgears circuit breakers instrument transformers protective relays automatic transfer switches motor control centers transformers grounding systems).
    
  • Knowledge of the National Electrical Code OSHA IEEE and NFPA standards.
    
  • Familiarity with the latest International Electrical Testing ociation (NETA) ANSI Standards for acceptance maintenance and commissioning.
    
  • Knowledge of NFPA 70B (Electrical Maintenance) and NFPA 70E (Electrical Safety in the Workplace) standards.
    

Education and Work Experience:

• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) or equivalent from a technical school.
  
• Five years of directly related work experience.
  
• Equivalent military technical experience considered.
  
• NETA or NICET Certification is a plus.