Supervisor de Construcción -Area Sur PR

Guayama, Puerto Rico
Contracted
Outsourcing Division
Mid Level

Buscamos un Supervisor de Construcción con experiencia en supervisión de personal en proyectos de construcción. El candidato ideal será responsable de coordinar y monitorear las actividades en el lugar, asegurando que los trabajos se realicen conforme a los estándares de seguridad, calidad y cronograma establecido. Preferible experiencia en proyectos dentro de la industria farmacéutica regulada.

Responsabilidades:

  • Supervisar, dirigir y coordinar las actividades del personal de construcción en el sitio.

  • Implementar y hacer cumplir los protocolos de seguridad y procedimientos de OSHA.

  • Evaluar el progreso de la obra y tomar medidas correctivas cuando sea necesario.

  • Coordinar con contratistas, ingenieros y otros profesionales involucrados en el proyecto.

  • Asegurar el uso eficiente de materiales, equipos y recursos.

  • Inspeccionar la calidad del trabajo y garantizar el cumplimiento de los estándares de construcción.

  • Resolver problemas técnicos y operativos que puedan surgir en la obra.

  • Mantener registros detallados sobre el avance del proyecto, incidentes y requerimientos adicionales.

  • Reportar al gerente de proyecto sobre el estado y necesidades del trabajo.

Requisitos:

  • Experiencia comprobada en supervisión de construcción y manejo de personal.

  • Experiencia en proyectos dentro de la industria farmacéutica regulada (GMP).

  • Certificación OSHA 30 horas .

  • Conocimiento en regulaciones de  seguridad, códigos de construcción y regulaciones locales.

  • Habilidad para leer e interpretar planos, especificaciones y documentos técnicos.

  • Excelentes habilidades de liderazgo, comunicación y resolución de problemas.

  • Capacidad para trabajar bajo presión y cumplir con cronogramas ajustados.

  • Disponibilidad para trabajar en area de Guayama.

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