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TECHSTEEL is seeking an Installation & Site Manager to oversee steel framing projects from site readiness to signed handover. Expect limited time on tools (≤20%) and strong authority to hold deliveries, rebook crews, or refuse unapproved work.
The role may evolve into operations management as the business grows. You will lead install crews, verify QA on site, and act as the primary point of contact for builders and clients with timely responses.
You’ll run every job from site readiness to signed handover. You check the site before we deliver, manage the installers, deal with builders on site issues, and close each job with a signed handover.
This is a management role, not a tools job. Expect no more than 20% of your time on the tools, mostly to rectify items after install crew is gone. You’ll have real authority: you can hold a delivery if the site isn’t ready, rebook or stand down crews, and refuse extra work until it’s approved in writing.
As the business grows, the role can move into operations management.
Check every site before dispatch, with photos: slab poured and within tolerance, set-out matches drawings, access clear, site safe, builder’s contact confirmed, crew booked.
Hold or reschedule a delivery when the site isn’t ready, working with our fabrication lead.
Book, schedule and manage our install crews.
Check install quality on site against our QA checklist.
Be first call for builders and clients on site issues. Respond within 4 business hours, and be on site or have an agreed plan within 24 hours.
No extra work without the client’s written approval. Record every variation on the day with photos and quantities, and send it to the office for pricing.
Manage defects and rectifications through to close-out, and log the cost against each job.
Sign off every handover: defects cleared, photos filed, builder or client signature.
Send a weekly site report to the director: jobs on site, issues, variations and escalations.
Feed site lessons back into our checklists and SOPs.
You’re a qualified carpenter (minimum requirement) with plenty of energy and drive. You think a few steps ahead, so problems get spotted before the truck turns up rather than after. When something goes wrong on site at short notice, you sort it out quickly and properly, then put it in writing.
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