Environmental Supervisor

Moran Environmental Recovery • Full-time • Franklin, Indiana • 26m ago

Job Summary

The Supervisor position is part of the Operations Management department which is associated with the delivery of MER’s four core service lines (Emergency Response, Industrial and Marine Services, Facility Decontamination, and Site Remediation.) The position is responsible for the safety, quality and profitability of all activities performed on assigned jobs. The Superintendent is typically charged with overseeing multiple projects at one time. The Superintendent is expected to adhere to at all times and demonstrate the Company Core Values of Integrity, Mutual Respect, Discipline and Professionalism.

Job Responsibilities

Serves as the primary driver of the field operations by managing personnel and equipment on assigned jobs to deliver client services that meet all Company objectives of:
- Quality – Health and Safety, Regulatory Compliance, Professionalism
- Customer Satisfaction – Responsiveness, On Time Arrival, Exceeding Client Expectations
- Profitability – Cost Control, Proper Resource Allocation and Efficiency
- Growth – Employee Development
Responsible for daily activities of assigned jobs through direct report Foreman and other field and support personnel
Primary responsibility for implementation of MER Health & Safety Program and site specific Health and Safety Plans (HASP’s) on assigned jobs. May be required to conducts job safety audits, as necessary to ensure full compliance with program.
Reviews work order to assure that client contact, site address, time budget, resource requirements, work plan, site conditions, project specifications, quality assurance and other information is clear and adequate to establish client expectations
Assists Program Manager, as required, in scoping projects or development of operating plans
Coordinates and/or assures logistical determinations and decisions on assigned jobs are carried out on a daily basis to assure that client expectations are exceeded
Assures that all pre-project clearances, notifications and conditions are met
Monitor and report progress of all assigned projects by regularly communicating with responsible field personnel and Operations management
Prepares, accumulates and/or reviews required project documentation for assigned jobs to assure completeness, accuracy, quality, timeliness and follow up actions are carried out.
Enforces company policies and procedures and effectively communicates performance feedback, guidance and mentoring support to field operations employees
Maintains close communications with Business Manager, Program Managers, Account Managers and/or Client Service Representatives to assure proper scheduling and resource needs are relayed and carried out
May be required to provide back up support to Logistics Manager as needed
Must participate in Emergency Response teams with primary responsibility to ensure the readiness of team members and equipment resources and enforce ER policies and procedures
Other duties as assigned

Qualifications

At least 2 years of Foreman experience required
Must demonstrate strong leadership skills, training and/or experience
Strong communication (both written and verbal), analytical and persuasive skills and ability to interact effectively with all levels of clients, employees and management
Must be multi-task oriented and have strong supervisory, time management, organizational, and problem solving skills and the ability to understand and analyze components of jobs costs, profit and loss
Must be able to read, understand and implement Work Plans and site Health and Safety Plans of assigned jobs
Strong working knowledge of OSHA 1910, 1915 and 1926 standards, DOT standards and other applicable federal, state and local regulatory standards.
Must understand equipment capabilities and requirements of different types of jobs
Ability to work in a wide range of environments including those involving hazardous conditions which may require lifting or exerting force exceeding 50 lbs.
Must have appropriate licenses, in good standing and meet applicable MER and DOT driving requirements to operate company vehicles and equipment (documentation is required).
Ability to work in excess of regularly scheduled hours when necessary.
Ability to travel overnight as required by business needs.
Must participate in and successfully complete continuing education training courses in occupational safety and environmental regulations as outlined by the MER employee development program. Minimum training requirements include:
- 29 CFR 1910.120 OSHA 40 Hour Hazwoper and 8 Hour Annual Refresher
- 29 CFR 1910.147 OSHA Confined Space Training
- 29 CFR 1910.151 OSHA First Aid and CPR Certified
- 29 CFR 1910.1101 Asbestos Supervisor/Contractor and Annual Refresher (as applicable by field specialty)
- 33 CFR 154.710 USCG Person-In-Charge Training
- 49 CFR 172.704 DOT Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Training
- 49 CFR 214.343 FRA Roadway Worker On-track Safety Training