Field Supervisor
About the role
- Responsible for ensuring timely communication (on a daily basis) with sales, operations, clients and field personnel.
- Drive to customer's facility (multi-state travel required)
- Required to frequently inspect the project
- Oversee and ensure that the crew is performing up to customer standards
- Responsible for setting up and maintaining a safe job site
- Coordinate activities related to the installation of polished concrete and epoxy flooring system projects.
- Oversee the organization, scheduling and implementation of each project.
- Work closely with the Warehouse Manager in ordering materials for projects
- Knowledge of administration and management of flooring projects
- Two to three years of previous flooring experience
- Excellent problem-solving skills
- Good mathematical skills
- Excellent organizational and communication skills
- Ability to direct the efforts of supervisors and crew
- Ability to work successfully both individually and within a team environment
- Current Driver's License in good standing
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- Ability to drive long distances and stay overnight
- Exposure to construction conditions
- Free "Core Plan" – Free Medical & Dental"Buy Up Plan" – Features a lower deductible for Medical
- Vision PlanFree Life Insurance and AD&D Insurance
- Traditional 401K with Company MatchRoth IRA with Company MatchPaid Holidays and Vacation
- Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP)
- Company Vehicle, Fuel Card, Cell Phone, Laptop
- Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
- Weekly PayReferral Bonuses
- Dayshift HoursGrowth Opportunities
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