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What they do
A Field Operations Manager is responsible for field operations of a company or organization, usually installing, repairing or maintaining equipment or services in the field, often outdoors. May supervise field technicians and operatives. Assists in developing regional business plans and strategies. Helps manage budget and expenditures. Ensures quality and technical expertise required for field work are met.
$125,534 / year median in Massachusetts
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Qualifications:
- 5+ years utility, construction, training, or operations experience
- Ability to safely lead, motivate and inspire a team
- Be able to communicate effectively with crews, management, and clients
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and other computer related tasks is required
- Excellent computer organization skills
- Excellent leadership abilities
- Time management skills
- Ability to collaborate with others and work independently
- Valid driver's license
Responsibilities:
- Conduct hands-on natural gas training and qualification testing.
- Work directly with technicians, foremen, supervisors, and field personnel to strengthen technical knowledge and job performance.
- Conduct observations in classroom and field to help bridge the gap between classroom training and real-world field application
- Monitor employees' OQ statuses and assist in scheduling them for reevaluation
- Adapt to changing Training and Testing protocols to stay ahead of industry expectations
- Provide technical solutions to improve or enhance performance
- Perform audits to Identify training needs
- Review customer O&M and understand requirements
- Adhere to compliance needs and documentation
Preferred But Not Required:
- Previous experience training, coaching, or developing employees
- Operator Qualifications
- Experience conducting hands-on evaluations or assessments
- Familiarity with O&M procedures
- Microsoft experience
- OSHA 10 certification
Benefits:
- Phone reimbursement
- PTO and sick leave
- Health insurance
- 401k