MECHANICAL SUPERVISOR

Description: The Mechanical Supervisor is responsible for supervising and

controlling all activities related to the assembly and installation of mechanical

components. Key responsibilities include:

 Supervision of mechanical installation: Overseeing the assembly of

metal structures, solar panel supports, solar tracking systems (trackers),

and other necessary mechanical equipment for the photovoltaic plant.

 Review of plans and technical specifications: Ensuring all mechanical

activities are executed according to design plans, technical

specifications, and applicable standards. Verifying that supports and

structures align correctly with anchorage and foundation points.

 Material and tool management: Supervising the appropriate use of

mechanical materials (pipes, profiles, fasteners, etc.) and specialized

tools (cranes, assembly equipment), ensuring they are in good condition

and available when needed.

 Personnel coordination: Assigning tasks and supervising the personnel

responsible for mechanical assembly, including contractors and

subcontractors, ensuring efficient use of human resources on-site.

 Quality control: Ensuring that mechanical installations meet quality

standards, performing periodic inspections and tests to verify alignment,

adjustment, and strength of structures.

 On-site safety: Implementing and ensuring compliance with all safety

regulations related to mechanical activities, supervising the use of

personal protective equipment (PPE), and applying safe work

procedures, particularly when using heavy equipment and working at

heights.

 Mechanical problem-solving: Identifying and resolving technical

problems related to mechanical installation, such as misalignments,

material defects, or design deviations, proposing appropriate and quick

solutions.

 Schedule control: Ensuring that all mechanical assembly activities are

carried out according to the construction schedule, coordinating the

delivery of equipment and materials, and adjusting resources in case of

delays.

 Documentation and reporting: Preparing daily or weekly reports on the

progress of mechanical installation, identifying problems encountered,

solutions implemented, and advances in project execution.

 Coordination with other disciplines: Coordinating mechanical

activities with other areas, such as civil works and electrical installation,

ensuring that mechanical structures are ready for solar panel assembly

and that there are no interferences between disciplines.