Scaffolding Supervisor at RusselSmith Group

Description
• Coordinate with Project Managers/Engineers, owners’ representatives, other trades supervisory staff as well as internally in the department with work preparation, fabrication and materials control.
• Provide back up to his foreman/charge hand with resources from shop, other trades, as the case may be.
• Ensure all safety requirements for those reporting to them and processes under their supervision are complied with – raise Occurrence reports and Safety infringements in case of non compliance.
• Maintain good housekeeping in all work areas of the project – on board, jetty, shop.
• Stop processes if they do not meet specified requirement, raise Occurrence reports and approve satisfactory completion of any rework that may be necessary.
• Motivate the team for optimum performance, monitor the performance and provide continual appraisal of all subordinates.
• To communicate upwards – training needs, process improvement suggestions, and follow up on implementation.
• Have the ownership of success or failure as the case may be, on their projects.
• Maintain all Management system and production records.
• Prepare target and progress reports.
• Perform other duties or tasks as assigned or required.

Skills Required
• Possess CITB Advanced Scaffolder or NVQ Level 3 training certification.
• Minimum of 3 years' experience working as an advanced scaffolder, the third year of which must be spent working with an Inspector.
• Must be able to communicate at all levels and possess leadership qualities.
• IT literate and write good reports.
• Knowledge of safety rules and regulations
• BOSIET/HUET Certification
• Communication and interpersonal skills
• Good housekeeping standards
• Strong safety leadership skills `

Educational Qualification
- Possess CITB Advanced Scaffolder or NVQ Level 3 training certification.

Physical demands of the job

• Ability to communicate orally with management, and other co-workers.
• Sitting for extended periods is common. Hearing, vision and speaking within normal ranges is essential for normal conversations and to receive ordinary information.
• Heavy lifting is expected.
• Work environment
• The job is performed outdoors