Contractor/service technician vs construction supervisor

Differences between contractor/service technician and construction supervisor duties and responsibilities

Contractor/service technician example responsibilities.

• Manage after-hour phone consultations and create referral records for 2.2k patients while ensuring care continuity from civilian medical facilities.
• Handle all computer setup, equipment maintenance, and supply logistics.
• Coordinate LMS activity by acting as a liaison between multiple departments.
• Work with internal and external partners to plan for and address LMS issues.
• Advise on quality of technical data produce by integrate logistics support (ILS) teams.
• Provide further training to group in Unix, as well as tracing and resolving network issues in unix and windows platforms.
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Construction supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage third party contractors, including safety oversight, control inspection and environmental design specification compliance, and also direct consultants.
• Conduct site visits to ensure OSHA and local safety regulations are adhered to in accordance with company policy.
• Perform caulking tasks which include: priming, air barrier on walls and utilizing mechanical tools.
• Perform daily project walk-through to assess safety and cleanliness, thus ensuring compliance with OSHA regulations and insurance requirement.
• Maintain the church building and school including general repairs, preventative maintenance, HVAC and scheduling contractors for repairs as needed.
• Purchase framing, siding, cornice, roofing, finish carpentry and all other materials necessary, maintaining effective inventory control.
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