We are currently recruiting for a Commercial Gas Supervisor on behalf of a national provider of energy metering, monitoring and maintenance services for clients throughout the Uk including local authorities, hospitals and housing associations.

The Commercial Gas Supervisor will be responsible for a team of Commercial Gas Engineers who provide planned and reactive maintenance of communal heating systems across a range of properties.

 Responsibilities

• Development of engineering staff within the South East region.
• Planning and organising the South East resource, aiding the scheduling of work to engineers within the region.
• Complete risk assessments and method statements for all sites.
• Completion of a component listing for each site in the region.
• Quality Assurance of compliance to contractual obligations.
• Health and Safety Management on all sites and working procedures
• Assistance in the resource planning of field staff taking into account training days, holidays, sickness levels etc.
• Improvement of engineer efficiency across all areas and auditing the quality of workmanship and professionalism
• Reduce downtime and non productive time
• Increase first fix rate through training, knowledge and van stock
• Auditing of activities to ensure compliance
• Overseeing status reports on all PPM within the region
• Liaise with on-site contractors regarding any snagging issues
• Attending domestic properties to monitor engineers completing PPM.
• Managing engineer’s performance when completing reactive maintenance.
• Managing the Commissioning and verification of new and existing metering systems/installations

 Skills & Attributes

• Experienced manager in communal heating schemes
• Strong man management skills to control a remote team of field engineers
• Multi – site management of maintaining completion date
• A detailed understanding of various types of meters and their operation
• A detailed understanding of how to install and maintain metering systems
• A detailed understanding of Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) systems is beneficial but not essential.
• Thorough understanding of prepayment systems including point of sale units and prepayment units is desirable.