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In the car repair shop, on the factory floor,

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and anywhere industrial machines are at work,

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supervisors ensure that mechanics, installers,

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and repairers work safely, accurately, and keep on schedule.

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These supervisors coordinate workers’ activities,

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and set their schedules and assignments.

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To make sure quality standards are met consistently,

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they review their team’s performance, and test out their repairs.

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Supervisors keep tabs on spending, and regularly calculate the cost of materials,

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labor, and outside contractors.

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Supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers

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walk the floor to monitor work areas and equipment,

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make sure workers have the right tools and supplies,

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and provide safety training to prevent accidents and unsafe practices.

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When accidents occur, they investigate and write up reports.

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Supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers work in a wide variety of settings,

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including car repair shops, car dealerships, building equipment contractors,

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industrial machinery repair outfits, and electric power and natural gas utilities.

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Positions require a high school diploma or equivalent, technical training,

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or an associate's degree, along with previous related work experience.