TGW Northern Europe
Electrical Installation Supervisor (M/F/D)*

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Electrical Installation Supervisor
The Electrical Installation Supervisor is a key member of the TGW Northern Europe projects team. They are responsible for the coordination and supervision of the Electrical Installation and Control System Commissioning. They contribute to the success of the company by achieving profit margins from the successful implementation of customer projects through efficient on-site implementation in the controls area.
You'll be working on large automation projects across Europe so you must be willing to spend the majority of your working week away from home at times.
What you'll be handling:
- Acquisition of basic knowledge about the respective construction site and the project (schedule, layout, contract with the electrical installation company, customer requirements, etc.)
- Coordination of the electrical installation and downstream trades and systems to be integrated, e.g. Third-party machines, fire protection gates, etc.
- Coordination, management and logging of regular coordination meetings
- Monitoring the electrical installation with regard to quality and compliance with the contractual and normative requirements
- Participation and representation of the control area in the construction meetings called by the customer or the construction management
- Collecting and sharing information
- Monitoring the progress of the electrical installation and commissioning. Verbal or written reports on the progress of the work and active identification of deviations from the planning
- Recording and approval of contractor hours
- Keeping a list of open points of the electrical installation company and monitoring the timely processing
- Detection of disabilities in the control area as the basis for any claims against third parties
- Keeping attendance lists about the employees of the electrical installation company and the commissioning team
- Recording the attendance times of external commissioning staff
- Conducting safety instructions for employees of the electrical installation company and the commissioning team. Monitoring compliance with safety regulations on site
- Organization of site access for the employees of the electrical installation company and the commissioning team e.g. timely registration with the onsite manager or customer
- Organization of any customer-specific instructions, issue of access documents etc.
- Clarify the exact mounting position of e.g. Control cabinets, boxes, consoles, etc. with the customer
- Takeover of TGW electrical parts and controlled handover to the electrical installation company
- Management of the spare parts of the commissioning package
- Detect faulty components and submit the error report
- Support drive commander tests, performance tests, TÜV inspections, etc.
- Support with hardware commissioning
- Support the red pencil documentation process
- First escalation level on site for the Controls area, if necessary further escalation to the responsible TGW site manager or the Project Manager Controls depending on the topic
- Participation in ongoing maintenance and improvement of the implementation processes and the necessary documents
- Training of new employees
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- Completed electrical engineering training with relevant professional experience
- Control systems basics
- Entrepreneurial thinking and acting, cost awareness
- Experience in leading teams
- High willingness to travel
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We offer a competitive package that includes a base salary, car allowance, bonus scheme, salary sacrifice schemes, Medicash, EAP and gym allowance.
TGW is an employer that promotes equal opportunities. We invite everybody interested in this job to apply.
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