Wireline Service Supervisor

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supreme servicesBroussard (LA)

Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers All Other Specialty Trade Contractors

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About the role

Service Supervisor The Service Supervisor position includes set up, trouble shooting and breakdown of equipment sent out to various customer locations. This will include interaction with the client's representatives and all other involved contractors. The Service Supervisor must correctly and safely operate and install Supreme Services products in a safe and environmentally conscious manner. The Service Supervisor must have a competent understanding of the equipment and all components associated with the materials to include experience in preparation for assembly for all necessary job specific equipment as per customer specifications.

Job Requirements: The Service Supervisor position is a non-entry level position. On the job training will be provided specific to applications of company policies and procedures The Service Supervisor must show competency in the following areas: The rigging-up and rigging-down of job specific equipment. Maintaining and troubleshooting of all job-related equipment. Capable to complete a job-load out with required equipment under no supervision. Knowledge of basic computer skill. Conduct job specific meetings before and after completing operations with clients and contractors using Power-point presentation. Current possession of a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) card is preferred or ability to successfully obtain said credential.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Heavy Work classification; Maximum 100 lbs. lifting; carrying objects up to 50 lbs. Long periods of sitting, standing, stooping, bending, kneeling and reaching. Push / Pull while exerting manual force. Manually tightens or loosens screw type connections using overhand swing of 5 lb. – 10 lb. mull. Repetitive motions and manual handling of material above or below shoulders height. Works at a rapid pace. Repeated ascending/descending stairs and ladders. Opening/closing heavy doors (e.g. marine watertight doors).Tasks requiring high levels of manual dexterity. Participating in emergency response drills. Swimming (emergency evacuations) (Offshore Locations Only) Education High School Diploma or GEDExperience 3-5 Years experience

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