Assembly/Disassembly Director

Posted 3 days ago

olive recruitingManassas Park (VA)

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About the role

Assembly/Disassembly Director Olive is seeking an Assembly/Disassembly Director for our client in Manassas, VA. The Assembly/Disassembly is responsible for the achievement of safe and successful crane erection and dismantle operations. The ideal candidate has experience assembling and disassembling Lattice Crawler, Tele-Crawler, and luffing cranes.
Responsibilities: Manage projects from initial requirements through final deployment, working closely with Operations, Dispatch, and Project Management teams Partner with cross-functional teams including operations, safety, dispatch, and sales to support successful project delivery Facilitate meetings with project team members to identify challenges and implement effective solutions Develop detailed project schedules and coordinate crane allocation and deployment Work with the operations team to ensure projects run safely and efficiently, addressing issues promptly to minimize disruptions Communicate project results, risks, and updates to management, escalating issues when necessary in alignment with the project plan Ensure field operations comply with company standards related to quality management, health and safety, risk management, and overall operational requirements Provide leadership and direction to field personnel while establishing clear priorities for daily operations Qualifications: 5+ years of hands-on experience in the assembly and disassembly of cranes Effective oral and written communicator Motivated leader, solutions oriented Ability to travel Experience in crane operations and a proven ability to manage personnel in the field Knowledge of Mobile Crane, Hauling Operations, and Rigging Practices Knowledge of OSHA, MSHA, ANSI, and NCCCO policies

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