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Mechanical Supervisor/Honnington

ARC (Norwich)
Bury Saint Edmunds
3 weeks ago
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Mechanical Supervisor

The Role
We are looking for a Mechanical Supervisor to support the delivery of mechanical projects across Suffolk. Acting as the company's on-site representative, you will oversee the installation and progress of all mechanical works. Previous experience working on MOD or Defence sites would be advantageous, but not essential.

Key Responsibilities

  • Assist with the surveying and costing of new projects.
  • Review all subcontractor RAMS and Method Statements, identifying and raising any concerns.
  • Procure materials and equipment to ensure all work is completed within the agreed KPIs.
  • Arrange hire of plant and access equipment as required (e.g., MEWPs, cherry pickers, scaffolding).
  • Support with booking in parts and allocating them to the correct operatives.
  • Carry out regular compliance checks on operatives, ensuring all certifications and IDs (e.g., Gas Safe, VIVO ID) are current.
  • Ensure all Authorised Person (AP) requests are submitted promptly to prevent delays.
  • Conduct return-to-work interviews for team members following sickness absence, when required.
  • Provide operational performance data as requested and suggest improvements where possible.

In this role, you'll coordinate and manage the mechanical team to ensure projects are delivered safely, on time, an...

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