This position uses knowledge and experience in the trade along with management skills to coordinate internal people and external clients to provide a professionally completed, high quality product within the constraints of time and budget. This may include hands on work in the trade. The role requires the same qualifications as a journeyman and crew leader in the perspective trade. The Field Manager will supervise trade specific crew leaders, journeymen, and apprentices. They will coordinate with the Project Manager on project needs, communicate project status, changes and needs, and manage the site safety program. This includes evaluating work sites and workers for safe work practices, anticipating problems, coordinating weekly safety meetings, submitting safety reports and audits, and previewing each work assignment for safety problems. The role also involves monitoring subcontractor’s safety programs and interfacing with clients on a constant basis in a highly professional manner. The Field Manager will lead and train crews in planning, layout, material management, reading and interpreting technical project information, and in their specific craft. Responsibilities include taking off, ordering, and scheduling delivery of materials, and pre-planning job requirements with the project manager, general superintendent, purchasing, fabrication shop, and construction supervisor. Participation in the MTech University education process by teaching and/or preparing classes is expected. The role involves managing material storage, staging, delivery, and security, as well as providing and scheduling delivery of tools necessary to perform work, including rentals of specialty tools, unloading equipment, scaffolding, and manlifts. Monthly tracking of company assets and submitting tool reports are also required. The Field Manager must be able to read and understand blueprints, CAD drawings, isometrics, equipment specifications, job specifications, equipment submittals, schedules, and other construction and equipment related information, and collaborate with the CAD department until final coordination drawings are complete. Working with the prefabrication shop manager in scheduling work and looking for new opportunities to utilize the shops is also part of the role. The ability to visualize, anticipate, and organize the construction sequence and flow using design information and experience is crucial. Establishing personnel rules and expectations and arranging facilities for breaks are also required. The Field Manager is responsible, with all team members, for assuring that the project is kept within budget and on time, and must understand and know how to read variance reports to manage the project budget. Maintaining a clean, orderly, and organized work site, and coordinating installation with other tradesmen, the General Contractor, and the client are essential. Participation in hands-on completion of piping and sheet metal assignments whenever possible is expected. Maintaining a current understanding and knowledge of building codes and regulations governing inspections and construction practices, and coordinating inspections are required. The role involves coordinating, scheduling, and managing system and equipment start-up with internal and external clients. Developing the final turnover package for the client and their maintenance staff, including training where necessary, and maintaining updated as-builts are also key responsibilities. The Field Manager must provide a work environment based on respect, competence, fairness, satisfaction, and quality, and promote a team atmosphere, MTech business values and culture, and the proper use of company assets. Regular and predictable attendance is expected.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED