Job Description

leading mechanical and electrical (M&E) teams, managing daily site operations, ensuring quality and safety, and coordinating with other project personnel

. Key responsibilities include supervising M&E installation, scheduling work, monitoring progress, and resolving technical issues. This role requires strong leadership, technical knowledge of M&E systems, and a focus on site safety, quality control, and accurate documentation.Supervisor and General Foreman (M&E) job involves


Key responsibilities

Team and site leadership:

Lead and guide M&E workers and subcontractors, assign tasks, and ensure smooth daily operations and workflow.

Project management:

Schedule, monitor, and report on the progress of M&E installations; assist with project planning and scheduling.

Coordination:

Liaise with project managers, engineers, and other trades to resolve conflicts and ensure projects stay on track.

Technical oversight:

Supervise M&E activities to ensure work is completed according to plans and specifications; assist in testing and commissioning systems.

Quality and safety:

Conduct site inspections to ensure work quality and safety compliance; enforce safety policies and conduct toolbox talks.

Documentation:

Maintain accurate records of work done, material usage, labor deployment, and project-specific documents such as drawings and reports.

Logistics and resources:

Ensure timely procurement and allocation of materials, tools, and equipment to site teams.
Required skills and qualifications

Technical expertise:

Knowledge of M&E installations, such as AC systems, and proficiency with related tools and equipment.

Experience:

A minimum number of years of experience in a relevant M&E field.

Leadership and communication:

Ability to lead teams, communicate complex information clearly, and represent foremen in meetings.

Problem-solving:

Ability to identify and address technical and operational issues promptly.

Flexibility:

Willingness to work day or night shifts, weekends, or public holidays as required by project needs. *

Education:

A basic vocational certificate is often required.