Electrical superintendent vs mine engineering superintendent

Differences between electrical superintendent and mine engineering superintendent duties and responsibilities

Electrical superintendent example responsibilities.

• Manage electrical & technical crew, supervise ABB DCS & gauging system and entire maintenance department, as needed.
• Ensure all work are installed in accordance to BP specifications, BP safety standards, and OSHA guidelines.
• Answer request for information regarding clarification of design, NEC, NFPA, client specifications.
• Assist building, plumbing and HVAC inspectors on their inspections to learn more about their field of expertise.
• Maintain and enforce all SBA and OSHA safety practices, perform daily job-site safety inspections on equipment prior to operation.
• Job duties include scheduling, tracking work progress, and resolving any design or code issues in compliance with NEC.
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Mine engineering superintendent example responsibilities.

• Manage QA for research orient development efforts and for high visibility, production focuse development efforts tie to revenue generation.
• Work with application and other infrastructure teams to facilitate application on-boarding, testing, move-ups, and user security infrastructure integration.
• Coordinate the ECO process, tasks include prioritization, implementation, review, and release using MatrixOne PDM.
• Utilize Kaizen events to measure facilities current performance and help identify other opportunities.