Make the first weeks deliberate
Plan introductions, safe working guidance, equipment orientation and early jobs rather than relying on the team to improvise.
Clarify standards and authority
Explain what good work looks like, when the person can make a decision and where they should escalate a risk.
Review practical pressures
Regularly discuss workload, travel, overtime, equipment and recurring causes of rework or frustration.
Create visible development
Show how someone can deepen technical skills, take ownership of projects or support others, even where the structure is small.
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