HERE'S WHAT'S COVERED IN
STEPPING UP TO SUPERVISOR
Ascienda a supervisor, a Spanish edition,
is also available • Same content, page-for-page



MEETING THE CHALLENGE

The Challenge AheadWhat Can Success as a Supervisor Do for You?A Smart Starting Strategy: Copy a Successful Supervisor
What Kind of Supervisor Do You
Choose to Become?Your Attitude Will Show the Way
Your Attitude About Becoming a
Construction SupervisorAttitude and QualityAttitude and SafetyAttitude and Productivity
Productivity Gaps
A Few Words About Self-confidenceRate Your Own Self-confidence
Case Study #1: Who Will Succeed?
Take ChargePresent a Strong, Effective Image
Above All — Be Organized!
Set Daily and Weekly GoalsSupervisors Are Always PlanningSix Day Look Ahead Schedule:
    A Planning Exercise
DEALING WITH SPECIAL SITUATIONS

Eliminating Your Personal Down Periods
Be Alert for Bad Habits That Might
Get in Your Way Seven “Killer” MistakesA Touchy TransitionThe Problem Employee
Handling a Problem Employee
Handling Conflict Among Crew MembersWorking With Other Crafts and CrewsDeveloping Your Human SkillsKeeping Your Supervisor HappyCase Study #4: Between a Rock and a Hard PlaceHandling Mistakes
Solving Problems
Getting a First-Rate Crew and Keeping ItPulling TogetherCheck Your Progress: A ReviewLooking Ahead: Continuing YourSupervisory Training Action Plan
FITTING FOUR BASIC FUNDAMENTALS INTO YOUR STYLE

Becoming an Effective Supervisor is Like Playing Baseball. Cover All the Bases and You’ll Succeed
  1. Demonstrate Your Authority By Setting Reasonable Standards and Limits
    Making a Transition and
    Establishing Your Style It’s Not Business as Usual Tight Ship Exercise • Establishing Discipline • Case Study #2: Which Strategy Would You Use?

  2. Get Results Through Your Crew • Contributions of Others Make You an Effective Supervisor • “The Kid” • Become an Effective Coach • Case Study #3: Kevin Becomes a Coach

  3. Make Quality, Safety, and Productivity Part of Every Plan,  Every Decision,and Every Day • Make Quality Your Way of Doing Business • A Safe Jobsite for Your Crew and Others • Productivity Happens...If You Systematically Make it Happen • Quality/Productivity Exercise •
    Safety/Productivity Exercise • Which is First: Quality, Safety,
    or Productivity?

  4. Become a Confident and Respected Leader • Becoming a Good Leader • Leadership Characteristics • Leaders Build Winning Teams • Establish Goals for Quality, Safety, and Productivity • Help Crew Members Motivate Themselves

SAMPLE FORMS, CHECKLISTS, AND REFERENCE INFORMATION

Action Plan (photocopy master)Six Day Look Ahead Schedule (photocopy master)“Do It” List (photocopy master)Weekly Goals (photocopy master)Comment On the Cases and ExercisesCheck Your Progress: AnswersChecklists (summary of key points for 25 topics)A List of Useful Books and AudiotapesGlossary of Terms and DefinitionsIndex to Topics Covered in This Book

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