Sports equipment supervisor vs night shift supervisor

Differences between sports equipment supervisor and night shift supervisor duties and responsibilities

Sports equipment supervisor example responsibilities.

• Coordinate and manage all rental equipment for project including maintenance, rental, procurement and logistics
• Supervise and train sport officials and student staff for the volleyball and basketball leagues.
• Supervise softball field and gymnasium operations.
• Coordinate and organize coverage of special events including rugby tournaments, softball tournaments and peewee football.
• Serve as liaison and point of contact between external and internal logistics organizations and maintenance organizations using effective communication skills.
• Officiate recreational sports such as soccer, volleyball, basketball, flag football, dodgeball, and softball.

Night shift supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage the proper preparation of equipment for mechanical work as well as proper utilization of LOTO system.
• Certify in forklift driving, CPR, and environmental spill prevention and containment.
• Direct, train and motivate team members during shift on each of the workstations.
• Perform advance technical duties which may include: CNC machining, welding, and assembly of tools.
• Perform all usual shop duties as well as oversea and troubleshoot all shop activities of all employees on night shift
• Compile store ordering, sales and payroll data, and assure proper report completion, verification and transmission to management.
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