How long does it take to become a Site Supervisor?

1. Customer Service -- Formatted an exceptional turn around system of exceptional customer service response that produced the highest level of efficiency and effectiveness.

2. Communication -- Created new radio communication protocol based upon reassessment of risk mitigation and the enhancement of officer's safety and accountability.

3. Facility -- Ensured quality of service and contract compliance by regularly inspecting and auditing each facility assigned to my area of operation.

4. Safety Procedures -- Provide all employees with necessary training including safety procedures, documentation and completing maintenance records as well as standard operating procedures.

5. Incident Reports -- Reconciled logs, shift responsibilities and patrols; review incident reports prior to submitting to client and coordinate preliminary investigations.

Common Certifications For A Site Supervisor

The OSHA Safety Certificate certification is most common among Site Supervisors. This certification is awarded by the Delaware Technical Community College. To become a certified Site Supervisor with OSHA Safety Certificate , You don't need to pass the exam. This certificate requires more than two years of work experience. No renewal for certification, if you earn it once it is valid all time.