Altrad UK, Ireland & Nordics
Insulation Supervisor - Hartlepool

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Insulation Supervisor Opportunity at Hartlepool
Altrad are currently looking for an Insulation Supervisor to join the team at Hartlepool for the upcoming outage.
Work Pattern
- Monday - Friday, 38 hours
- Fixed term position requiring CTC clearance
- Starting 2nd November 2026 until 26th August 2027 approx.
Compensation
- Paid under NAECI agreements
- Pay rate: £24.43 per hour
Internal Applicants Only
Key Deliverables
- To understand the Altrad Health and Safety policy and ensure the policy is adhered to by all employees under their Supervisory control.
- Demonstrate effective communication, discussing working methods and safety risk assessments via pre-job briefings.
- Communicate with the Altrad technical/safety department to determine adequate safe systems of work.
- Identify and escalate any significant risks to health and safety of employees or third parties who may be affected by any Altrad operations.
- Assess tasks and work areas in preparation for Risk Assessments and Method Statements to be compiled.
- To supervise employees under their control, ensuring the tasks are being carried out correctly and safely in line with Altrad procedures.
- Monitor and maintain good housekeeping, ensuring work areas are kept tidy.
- Attend planning meetings, both Altrad and the client.
- Report to the Site Manager daily, communicating operational updates, progress of planning of work under their supervisory control.
- Report all Accidents and Incidents to the Site Manager immediately.
- Monitor employee working hours & timesheet completion.
- Carry out weekly/Monthly/Annual Statutory inspections of workshop machinery.
- Measure Insulation requirements, prepare order requisitions.
- Sharing ideas and Innovation for change with the Site Manager on a regular basis.
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- Knowledge and understanding of Thermal Insulation, (NVQ or City & Guilds).
- IOSH Managing Safely.
- CCNSG Safety Passport.
- Thermal Insulation CSCS Gold Card Card holder, desirable.
- CTC Clearance.
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