Fitup To Finishing Manager

Job Description

Job Responsibilities: 1. Overseeing the Fit-Up Stage: The manager is responsible for ensuring that the initial assembly and alignment of PEB components (columns, beams, roof panels, etc.) are done correctly. This involves coordinating with fitters and other workers to ensure that parts are properly positioned, aligned, and securely fastened. Ensures that the structural components are assembled according to the engineering drawings and design specifications, maintaining the integrity and accuracy of the construction. 2. Managing the Finishing Stage: Once the structure is erected, the finishing stage involves tasks like welding, grinding, painting, sealing, and final adjustments. The manager oversees these processes to ensure that they are completed with precision and meet the required standards. The finishing work also includes making sure that the surfaces are properly treated (e.g., rust-proofing, surface coating) and that any visual or cosmetic details are properly addressed. 3. Quality Control and Inspections: A critical part of the manager's role is overseeing quality control during both the fit-up and finishing stages. This includes performing or arranging for inspections of the assembled components to verify their compliance with design specifications, tolerances, and safety standards. Ensures that the final structure is free from defects, with proper fit, finish, and overall performance in terms of strength, durability, and aesthetics. 4. Managing Resources and Workforce: The Fit-Up to Finishing Manager is responsible for managing both human resources and materials throughout the entire process. This includes ensuring that the necessary tools, equipment, and materials are available at all stages of construction. The manager coordinates the efforts of fitters, welders, painters, and other workers, ensuring that the work is completed according to the project timeline and within budget. 5. Coordination and Communication: Works closely with project engineers, architects, and site supervisors to ensure that the project aligns with overall goals and specifications. Ensures proper communication between different teams (fitters, welders, painters, etc.) to address issues and prevent delays. 6. Health and Safety Compliance: Oversees the implementation of safety protocols, ensuring that all workers adhere to health and safety guidelines during both the fit-up and finishing stages. This includes monitoring work areas for safety hazards, ensuring the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and conducting regular safety meetings or briefings. 7. Scheduling and Resource Allocation: Develops and manages detailed schedules for the fit-up and finishing stages, ensuring that tasks are completed on time and that resources (labor, equipment, materials) are allocated efficiently. Adjusts schedules as needed to accommodate any unforeseen issues, delays, or changes in project scope. 8. Troubleshooting and Problem-Solving: During the construction process, challenges may arise related to misalignment, delays, or quality issues. The manager must identify the problems, find solutions, and ensure that work progresses smoothly without compromising safety or quality. Provides guidance to workers in handling unexpected issues, ensuring that the work is adjusted to meet the desired outcomes. 9. Client and Stakeholder Interaction: The Fit-Up to Finishing Manager may serve as a point of contact for the client or other stakeholders, providing updates on the progress, challenges, and completion of the fit-up and finishing stages. Ensures that the final product meets the client's expectations and specifications. 10. Final Handover: Once the fit-up and finishing stages are complete, the manager ensures that the building is ready for handover. This involves ensuring that all aspects of the building meet the required standards and that any final inspections, certifications, or approvals are obtained. Prepares documentation related to the completion of the project, including any reports on quality inspections, safety compliance, and final approval.