Hybrid Construction Supervisor – Kilkenny

ESB; Kilkenny; Hybrid; EUR 60,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous Pension

Staff well-being programmes

Hybrid work arrangement

Parental leave entitlements

Diversity and inclusion culture

Job summary

ESB in Kilkenny is seeking a Construction Supervisor for the Kilkenny Central Region to oversee line and electrical construction maintenance and faults, delivering work on time, to quality and within budget.

The role includes planning work, coordinating with contractors, ensuring SLAs, maintaining records, and developing staff. Smart Working is available with hybrid arrangements, requiring in-person collaboration at least two days per week.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years relevant work experience.
• Knowledge of Network Assets and Standards.
• Project management experience.
• Understands and applies the relevant Quality Management Standards.
• Demonstrates knowledge of ESB Networks Safety Rules.

Responsibilities

• Plan work and set priorities in line with policy and rules.
• Receive construction work for Kilkenny Central Region including new supplies and improvements.
• Ensure work is executed to agreed SLAs and standards.
• Monitor progress and quality of work by External Contractors.
• Ensure team members are scheduled efficiently and safety is maintained.
• Maintain Asset Management Register and related records.
• Develop staff and manage customer relations.
• Carry out quality and safety audits and provide feedback.

Skills

5+ years experience

Network assets

Project management

Quality management standards

ESB safety rules

Tools

MS Office

ESB IT systems

Job description

ESB in Kilkenny is seeking a Construction Supervisor for the Kilkenny Central Region to oversee line and electrical construction maintenance and faults, delivering work on time, to quality and within budget.

The role includes planning work, coordinating with contractors, ensuring SLAs, maintaining records, and developing staff. Smart Working is available with hybrid arrangements, requiring in-person collaboration at least two days per week.