Installation Supervisor Academy (m/f/d) (Germany)

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Job Description

Role

We are looking for a motivated Supervisor Trainee for our Germany branch, located in Neuwied. This position is ideal for someone who wants to develop into a professional within industrial construction and site supervision in a hands‑on work environment. As a trainee supervisor, you will work alongside experienced supervisors, learn to participate in daily planning and coordination, and help ensure that all tasks are completed safely, with high quality, and on schedule. We offer thorough onboarding, opportunities to grow into more responsible roles, and a unique introduction to the highly specialized field of refractory installations.

This trainee position commences in June 2026.

Responsibilities

As a supervisor trainee you will:

Take part in supervisor training in multiple sites in Europe.
Work in customer projects as an installer to learn the installing methods and tasks.

Participate in project planning by:

Contributing to develop risk assessments
Creating lists of materials and material
Calculation
Contact with suppliers and subcontractors
Making POs
Staffing
Ensure all necessary equipment and materials are delivered to project site.
Participate in coordinating the work and communicate with the customer about progress of the project.
Lead installation work and assign tasks to the installers.
Document completed work by maintaining a daily work log.
Manage installer time sheets and submit those on time to project management and payroll.
Handle returns and other required documentation at the end of the project.
Ensure that tasks are carried out in accordance with Calderys’ protocols and practices.
Actively act as a good example and strive to develop the safety culture in projects.
Actively share information within the company to promote the overall development of the company.
Act as a contact towards client during the project to ensure smooth project implementation.
Perform other supervisory duties as required.

Responsibilities and duties in the work environment

The supervisor plays a central role in ensuring practical occupational safety and wellbeing at work. They must identify deficiencies, ensure a reasonable and balanced workload, and verify that laws and regulations are followed.
The supervisor must complete both the client’s and Calderys’ safety and work environment trainings. They are also responsible for ensuring that technicians have completed the required trainings.
Do not tolerate inappropriate behaviour or harassment (any cases must be reported to the manager).
Pay attention to potential issues such as substance abuse risks and report them when necessary.
Ensure that personal protective equipment is used correctly and that tools and machines are operated safely.
Report accidents and near‑miss incidents immediately according to instructions.
Report sick leaves to work scheduling and project management.
Ensure that only qualified personnel perform specific tasks (hot work, forklift operation, overhead cranes, fall protection tasks).
In coordination with the customer, it is particularly important that the supervisor comply with laws and safety procedures.
The supervisor ensures that the work site is orderly, machines are inspected, and any defective equipment is marked with a red tag.

Requirements

Education

Basic technical education, such as:

Vocational qualification in construction, mechanical engineering, or process technology.
Other industrial or technical vocational training.

Technical skills

Basic understanding of construction, industrial processes and site operations.
Ability to read technical drawings and work specifications (can be learned during training).
Understanding of materials and work methods, especially those related to refractory (will be learned during training).
Basic skills in the safe use of tools and machinery.
Good German and English language skills, both written and spoken (important for safety instructions, documentation, and communication).
Strong communication and leadership skills and willingness to lead a work crew.
Good organizational skills and the ability to see the overall picture of the worksite.
Ability to make decisions and take responsibility.
Problem‑solving skills in fast‑changing conditions.
Ability to document work, including daily logs, reporting, and timekeeping.
A safety‑oriented mindset.
Initiative and willingness to learn.
Tolerance for industrial work environments: heat, noise, and variable conditions.
Good stress management and a balanced approach during busy periods.
A team‑oriented attitude and ability to work with different types of people.
Willingness to travel domestically and abroad.
Driver's license mandatory