Supervisor and project manager vs field operation manager

Differences between supervisor and project manager and field operation manager duties and responsibilities

Supervisor and project manager example responsibilities.

• Implement automated processes to manage enhancement projects from request through production release through SDLC methodologies.
• Perform electrical, plumbing, carpentry, HVAC, and general construction work.
• Schedule insulation, air balance and other subcontractors need to complete the HVAC scope of work.
• Develop SharePoint tool to track outstanding issues and change items for business-own and 3rd party applications responsible for brokerage operations processes.
• Attend meetings with and provide regular monitoring and assessment reports to the NJDEP, PADEP, and EPA.
• Develop and implement training manual and program to bolster QA and drive KPI improvements.
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Field operation manager example responsibilities.

• Manage and coordinate the schedule of commercial and residential HVAC installs and service calls.
• Manage and complete all regulatory requirements for accounts, BSA, tellers, etc.
• Manage a team of 20 FTE, complete performance evaluations and directional guidance for focus reviews.
• Manage payroll and operational expenses.
• Manage trading/position control for equity and fix income portfolio management teams.
• Manage contracted facility requirements, handle relationships with vendor logistics companies, and resolve inventory issues through electronic warehousing management systems.
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