Description

The Area Supervisor is responsible for overall management and quality of the team, interacting daily with clients, overseeing inter‑department communication, and supervising Quality Assurance and Energy Specialists who handle field compliance such as OSHA Safety, Energy, and QA standards.

The supervisor manages all department teammates, handling performance management and hiring, while training, supporting, and developing QA and Energy Specialists. Maintaining positive relationships with clients and coworkers is a key expectation.

• Assemble and maintain weekly site inspection schedules and routes for QA and Energy Specialists, referencing area rainfall.
• Conduct daily calls and written correspondence with QA and Energy Specialists.
• Perform regular audits of specialist sites for OSHA Safety, QA, and IECC Energy compliance.
• Assist specialists with inspection coverage and provide training, support, and development.
• Ensure timely completion of quarterly reports for clients where applicable.
• Complete site evaluation documentation in electronic systems and onsite recordbooks.
• Review and adjust FieldAware schedules and specialist entries for accuracy.
• Communicate state and local regulatory requirements to client onsite personnel.
• Consult with client management to anticipate compliance issues and recommend efficiency solutions.
• Return all client calls and emails the same business day.
• Proactively learn regulatory requirements and propose improvements as a problem solver.
• Educate clients on Path Light Pro services and identify opportunities for additional value.
• Recommend solutions to improve client efficiency and operations.
• Ensure weekly FieldAware entries are accurately input by specialists.
• Troubleshoot client inspection issues.
• Maintain high customer service standards in partnership with GM/Path Light leadership.
• Manage department teammates, including performance management and hiring.

Requirements

The role is based on client construction sites and requires proper field attire and safety gear. It is a full‑time position, Monday‑Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with flexibility, often exceeding 40 hours and may include weekends, holidays, and occasional local or overnight travel.

The job demands full mobility, including standing, stooping, bending, kneeling, and lifting up to 50 lb frequently, and the ability to work in various positions on construction sites.

Qualifications include a bachelor’s degree or technical equivalent, 1‑3 years of management experience, strong knowledge of NPDES storm‑water, OSHA, QA, and IECC Energy compliance, and excellent computer, organizational, writing, communication, leadership, teamwork, problem‑solving, and performance‑management skills.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance