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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.
$102,614 / year median in Maryland
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Responsibilities:
- Lead and perform field construction activities including excavation, trenching, piping, equipment installation, demolition, concrete work, and mechanical systems installation
- Supervise and mentor field crews and subcontractors while ensuring productivity, quality workmanship, and adnce to project schedules
- Interpret project drawings, specifications, and technical plans, and coordinate with project managers, clients, inspectors, vendors, and subcontractors to execute project requirements
- Enforce OSHA and company safety standards, conduct safety meetings and JHAs, maintain project documentation, manage site logistics and materials, and communicate field changes or potential cost impactsJob Requirements
Required Skills & Experience:
- 2+ years of field experience working with petroleum equipment systems
- Tank piping systems, tank monitoring, and fuel management experience
- Must be able to work Monday to Friday from 8am to 4pm
- Ability to travel locally
Preferred Skills & Experience:
- Experience with Underground/Aboveground Storage Tank System (UST/AST) Installation/Removal/Upgrade
- 40-hour OSHA certification is preferred