Onsite Supervisor

On-Site SupervisorThe On-Site Supervisor provides full-time, on-site supervision and day-to-day management of Contractor personnel at an assigned SBA site. This is a collateral duty performed by an individual who also holds one of the other labor category positions defined in the PWS/SOW — it is not a standalone billet.A dedicated On-Site Supervisor is required at any SBA site where the Contractor has placed three or more Contractor employees. At sites with fewer than three Contractor employees, the Project Manager assumes the On-Site Supervisor responsibilities instead of a separately designated individual.Key responsibilities include supervising Contractor personnel at the assigned SBA office, bringing Contractor employees into compliance with SBA Suitability Office employment requirements, reviewing all paperwork and certifying 100% completion and accuracy of each employee's Security Package, certifying Contractor employee timecards and all other attendance records, delivering attendance, hours-worked, and payroll information to Contractor headquarters on time for invoice processing, tracking leave requests and approvals, working with Contractor management to resolve time/wage/benefit disputes involving on-site Contractor employees, resolving Contractor employee disciplinary actions, up to and including termination, when required, reporting disciplinary actions to the Contractor's Project Manager and the SBA's CO/COR, maintaining all other Contractor employee records required for training and site-specific SBA requirements, and coordinating with the Contractor's Project Manager and the SBA's COR to resolve Contractor/SBA issues arising at the assigned location.Minimum qualifications include a Bachelor's degree or a minimum of 10 years of relevant experience managing contracts of similar scope and complexity across multiple locations, and demonstrated experience with successful Contractor personnel transition planning and execution.Preferred qualifications include knowledge of SBA loan programs and knowledge of risk management policies, procedures, and systems.