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Mechanical Supervisor

Rubicon Consulting
Woking
2 weeks ago
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Mechanical Supervisor

Mechanical Supervisor

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Mechanical Supervisor

Mechanical Supervisor

Mechanical Supervisor

Overview

Rubicon Consulting is currently recruiting for a Mechanical Supervisor on a Permanent basis, based in Surrey.

Responsibilities
  • The Construction Mechanical Supervisor is required to provide suitable, effective and proactive supervision to sub-contractors and supply chain, ensuring that the Mechanical installation and commissioning within the Project are conducted in a safe, efficient and environmentally acceptable manner.
  • To ensure compliance with company procedures, work instructions, guidance notes and other information that forms part of the Integrated Management and Project Delivery Systems.
  • To ensure the timely installation, testing and commissioning of all Mechanical equipment.
  • Represent the company in meeting Witness and Quality Hold Points in both Supplier Inspection and Test Plans, and Quality Plan.
  • Inspect and obtain acceptance of Mechanical installation by the Client.
  • Maintain the project “Snag List” with respect to Mechanical items of plant and ensure satisfactory rectification.
  • To undertake Mechanical acceptance/takeover demonstrations and to prepare and complete all relevant documentation to record testing procedures to meet contractual and Company requirements.
  • Ensure that all relevant documentation is complete and accepted by the Client.
  • To mark up all site Mechanical and P&I drawings and assist in the production of 'As Built' drawings.
  • Ensure that, upon completion of Mechanical installation, the Sub-contractor demobilises and removes all surplus materials, leaving the site in a clean and tidy state.
  • Pro-actively 'trouble shoot' malfunctioning equipment and systems, and in accordance with specific project contract obligations perform appropriate corrective actions.
  • To liaise with Client's representatives at site level to agree modes of operation and, where applicable assist in the production of Method Statements to cover site activities.
  • To liaise with Vendors and Suppliers to ensure the correct installation prior to commissioning and operation of equipment and items of plant.
  • To assist in the production of a Project Daily Diary of events in conjunction with the Site Manager.
  • To report progress against the agreed programme and any delays to the Construction Manager.
  • To monitor the materials and workmanship of the Sub-contractor to ensure the works are installed in accordance with the 'Approved for Construction' drawings, materials and specifications.
  • To comply with all Health and Safety responsibilities commensurate with the role, as outlined in the Health and Safety policy.
  • Any other duties commensurate with the position as may be assigned from time to time.
Requirements
  • A formal qualification in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline (HNC/HND as a minimum)
  • SSSTS or SMSTS Qualification[DT2]
  • CSCS
  • IOSH Managing Safely in Construction or NEBOSH equivalent
  • First Aid at Work/Emergency First Aid
Personal Qualities
  • Effective communication across all levels
  • Ability to work under pressure and to program
  • Strong interpersonal skills
  • Ability to work effectively as part of a multi-disciplinary/multi-partner team
  • Demonstrable supervisory skills
Our Company

Rubicon Consulting is a Talent management consultancy which helps you to optimise business performance and competitive advantage by choosing the right people first time


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