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Also called ac installer supervisor, ac supervisor, air conditioning installer supervisor and air conditioning supervisor.
$79,860
Median pay a year
617,500
People do this work
6
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First-Line Supervisor of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers
Summary
First-Line Supervisor of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers coordinating activities, inspecting work for standards compliance, and advising customers on services. Responsible for employee safety training, maintenance policy development, and inventory management
Experience
First-Line Supervisor of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Inspected, tested, and measured completed work using hand tools and gauges to verify conformance to standards
Monitored work areas and examined tools and equipment, providing employee safety training to prevent unsafe conditions
Interpreted specifications and blueprints to construct templates and lay out reference points for workers
Performed skilled repair and maintenance operations using hand or power tools, hydraulic presses, or welding equipment
Monitored tool and part inventories and the condition of shops to ensure adequate working conditions
Conferred with management and engineering personnel to coordinate work activities and resolve employee grievances
Developed and implemented maintenance policies and procedures to enhance operational efficiency
Skills
Core Skills
Conferencing with coworkers, Interpreting blueprints, Investigating industrial accidents, Monitoring work procedures, Measuring distances, Estimating labor and material costs, Planning work procedures, Operating welding equipment, Driver's license
Checking & Planning
Inspecting completed work, Inspecting systems
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Inspected and tested completed work for standardsMonitored work areas and provided safety trainingInterpreted specifications and constructed templatesReviewed employee work performance and levelsPerformed skilled maintenance and repair operationsComputed estimates for materials and labor costs
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Inspected and tested completed mechanical work to ensure compliance with safety and quality standards
Interpreted specifications and constructed templates to guide installation and repair processes
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Inspected and tested completed mechanical work, reducing rework and increasing customer satisfaction
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Reduced rework and increased customer satisfactionImproved overall safety in the work areaEnhanced quality of completed projects
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Interpreted specifications and constructed templates to guide installation and repair processes
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Several templates for each projectA few templates every weekMost projects required new templates
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Conferencing with coworkers
Interpreting blueprints
Investigating industrial accidents
Monitoring work procedures
Inspecting completed work
Inspecting systems
Measuring distances
Estimating labor and material costs
Planning work procedures
Operating welding equipment
Installing programs
Developing equipment configurations
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What a First-Line Supervisor of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers does
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Directly supervise and coordinate the activities of mechanics, installers, and repairers. May also advise customers on recommended services. Excludes team or work leaders.
What it pays
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Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$62,690
Median
$79,860
75th percentile
$101,360
About 617,500 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$76,080
$98,110
$119,180
AL
$59,070
$74,830
$96,050
AR
$53,750
$71,460
$87,250
AZ
$58,740
$76,240
$96,510
CA
$72,910
$93,660
$120,050
CO
$68,030
$83,260
$102,320
CT
$73,890
$94,050
$113,790
DC
$77,060
$83,460
$102,370
DE
$69,350
$83,250
$103,190
FL
$59,890
$75,900
$94,590
GA
$60,490
$77,010
$95,670
HI
$73,630
$87,550
$113,900
IA
$63,380
$78,340
$96,030
ID
$58,630
$74,940
$96,030
IL
$66,610
$83,180
$105,300
IN
$63,950
$79,650
$100,030
KS
$61,900
$78,390
$99,430
KY
$59,990
$76,760
$99,220
LA
$58,670
$75,550
$100,340
MA
$73,630
$92,250
$110,800
MD
$67,220
$82,330
$103,600
ME
$62,340
$79,260
$100,180
MI
$60,160
$77,810
$98,280
MN
$73,750
$87,160
$103,830
MO
$61,830
$77,470
$99,260
MS
$51,510
$70,900
$89,810
MT
$63,850
$81,440
$100,610
NC
$60,950
$76,800
$97,170
ND
$74,110
$90,600
$116,550
NE
$62,710
$77,850
$95,790
NH
$71,750
$87,560
$105,070
NJ
$74,340
$92,680
$114,160
NM
$56,530
$77,550
$98,950
NV
$64,260
$79,860
$102,340
NY
$73,160
$91,150
$118,550
OH
$61,250
$78,730
$97,200
OK
$59,000
$77,040
$101,830
OR
$70,490
$86,970
$107,480
PA
$63,280
$79,400
$98,080
PR
$36,100
$47,660
$63,930
RI
$64,180
$78,840
$100,190
SC
$60,100
$75,120
$95,040
SD
$67,290
$80,810
$98,060
TN
$58,740
$75,830
$96,040
TX
$59,210
$76,760
$98,610
UT
$62,250
$78,930
$99,140
VA
$64,730
$80,770
$99,720
VT
$71,460
$83,050
$96,930
WA
$75,660
$94,420
$119,510
WI
$66,990
$82,570
$101,690
WV
$53,630
$71,360
$100,340
WY
$67,540
$87,460
$107,100
Other names
Other names for this job
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