Read More On Construction And Commissioning SupervisorBritish Antarctic SurveyjobomasBritish Antarctic Survey are looking for a Construction and Commissioning Supervisor to join our Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation Project AIMP team.This post will require the holder to spend up to 6 months in Antarctica each. Generous additional daily allowance is provided for periods of Antarctic Deployment.PurposeTo provide Employer construction supervision to BAS Antarctic Infrastructure ModernisationProject AIMP during the build and commissioning of theDiscovery Building and Site WideServices at Rothera Research StationQualificationRelevant Engineering Degree, HNC/HND or extensive experienceDutiesProvide on:site supervision and AIMP leadership during construction and commissioning phases.Act as the Employers representative on site for all aspects of contract administration using the NEC3contract.Support coordination of construction activities between the Contractor and BAS Station Management.Manage the outputs of the Technical Supervisor and Assistant Site Supervisor on Station including thecompletion of audits, site reports, environmental checks, and technical compliance with the Basis of DesignBOD.Provide line management support whilst on site for the Technical Supervisor and Assistant Site Supervisor.Liaise with Construction Partner, Technical Advisor, User Technical Lead and MEP teams for the projecthandover phase, including coordination of witnessing system commissioning, snagging, quality assuranceof all documentation and BIM information and technical training for BAS technicians.Manage the Government Soft Landings process and transition into asset management in accordance withrequirements of the Information Management systems and ISO 19650.Coordinate BAS input to the Inspection and Test Plan ITPs, Site Acceptance Tests SATs, and overseeContractors completion of pre:commissioning and commissioning check lists.Coordinate BAS resource for the on:station Training Programme and Commissioning Programme in the2024:25 Season.Coordinate receipt, review and approval of the final commissioning documentation and handing over ofsystems to BAS.Review and provide the Project Managerwith advice on approval of the commissioning specificmaterial/technical submissionThe above lists are not exhaustive and the job holder is required to undertake such duties as may reasonably be requested within the scope of the post. All employees are required to act professionally, co:operatively and flexibly in line with the requirements of the post and UKRI.Publication date:2 June At BAS, our vision is to be a world:leading centre for polar science and operations. Making our vision a reality depends on the excellence and diversity of our staff. We are committed to creating a workplace where all our staff can flourish and succeed. BAS is a Disability Confident employer, we are proud to hold a bronze Athena Swan award and we are a member of enei, the Employers Network for Equality and Inclusion.We appreciate the importance of achieving work:life balance and support this with a number of family and carer:friendly policies. Plus a flexible working policy for those who may wish to amend their working pattern or arrangement.Skills are listed as either Essential or Desirable. Desirable skills importance rating in parenthesis 1 is high, 5 is lowCommunication skillsGood interpersonal and communication skills with an ability to communicate technical information to a wide range of individuals and groups both orally and in written form:EssentialReport writing experience:Desirable 2Power point presentation experience:Desirable 4Computer / IT skillsUse office packages. Word, Excel:EssentialAbility to use AutoCAD:Desirable 3Experience of electronic PPM systems such as Maximo:Desirable 4Decision MakingAbility to make technical assessments by evaluating site information and data.:EssentialAbility to make decisions and provide solutions to tasks:Essential
