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structural ironwork supervisor

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Description

Structural ironwork supervisors monitor ironworking activities. They assign tasks and take quick decisions to resolve problems.

EssentialOptional

Theoretical Knowledge

metal thermal conductivity rivet types metal joining technologies types of metal types of sawing blades riveting machine types construction product regulation cost management

Practical Skills

work in a construction team process incoming construction supplies monitor stock level manage health and safety standards ensure equipment availability spot metal imperfections follow health and safety procedures in construction guide cranes interpret 3D plans use safety equipment in construction recognise signs of corrosion liaise with managers ensure compliance with construction project deadline evaluate employees work inspect construction supplies plan shifts of employees interpret 2D plans keep records of work progress supervise staff guide operation of heavy construction equipment set up reinforcing steel provide first aid operate manual planer program a CNC controller apply soldering techniques apply spot welding techniques calculate needs for construction supplies rig loads train employees estimate restoration costs apply brazing techniques tend metal sawing machine tie reinforcing steel work ergonomically tend metal planer apply thermite welding techniques order construction supplies follow safety procedures when working at heights operate oxy-fuel cutting torch operate handheld riveting equipment advise on construction materials provide technical expertise apply arc welding techniques manipulate glass prepare pieces for joining recruit employees answer requests for quotation negotiate supplier arrangements