Electrical Supervisor

As an Electrical Supervisor, you will be responsible for supervising electrical installation activities, which include laying and dressing cables, ferruling, and termination according to schedules. It is essential to ensure that all documentation is properly maintained, and progress reports are accurately recorded. Compliance with electrical codes, regulations, and safety standards is a crucial aspect of this role. Your role will also involve coordinating with owner engineers and contractors to address technical issues promptly and ensure the timely completion of projects. Additionally, you will assist owner engineers in pre-commissioning/testing and resolving any cabling issues that may arise during the project. In terms of manpower management, you will be required to assign tasks to electrical technicians and workers, providing guidance, training, and support to ensure high-quality workmanship and productivity. Monitoring the performance and productivity of manpower to meet project deadlines and targets is also part of your responsibilities. Resource utilization is another key aspect of this role where you will need to optimize the use of manpower, equipment, and materials to maximize efficiency while minimizing waste. Collaboration with procurement and logistics teams to ensure the timely availability of electrical supplies and materials is crucial. Implementing cost-effective measures to control project expenses without compromising quality standards is also expected. Reporting and documentation play a significant role in this position. You will be responsible for preparing daily progress reports, work schedules, and manpower allocation plans. Documenting electrical work activities, installation procedures, test results, and quality inspections is necessary. Communication of project updates, challenges, and achievements to project managers and stakeholders is also essential. Safety and quality assurance are paramount in this role. Enforcing safety protocols and procedures to prevent accidents and maintain a safe working environment is crucial. Regular inspections and quality checks should be conducted to ensure compliance with project specifications and standards. Addressing any safety or quality issues promptly and implementing corrective actions when necessary is part of your responsibilities. Your dedication to ensuring the safety, quality, and timely completion of electrical projects will contribute significantly to the success of the team and overall project outcomes.,