What You'll Do:
Own end-to-end onsite management and coordination of installation teams across Stiles projects nationally Lead field crews and subcontractors from mobilization through commissioning and startup Serve as the primary point of contact on-site — coordinating between customers, project managers, engineering, and service teams Drive fulfillment of contractually agreed installation terms, on time and on scope Track quality, document defects, and lead resolution of installation issues before they become customer problems Manage site budgets and supplier costs, including additional and reduced scope changes Lead on-site meetings with internal teams, suppliers, and customers Ensure safety and compliance protocols are in place and followed — every site, every time Document progress through weekly reports and milestone updates with your Project Manager What You'll Bring Technical background in mechatronics, electrical engineering, master craftsman certification, or equivalent hands‐on experience in complex industrial equipment Proven experience as a site manager for large‐scale machines and systems Knowledge of panel processing, furniture, or cabinet production — a real differentiator here Strong leadership presence with the ability to manage field crews and subcontractors across concurrent projects Sharp communication skills — you're the face of Stiles on every job site Proficiency in MS Office and comfort picking up proprietary systems Willingness to travel extensively, domestically and internationally — this is a road role and you already know that's where you do your best work Ability to thrive in a fast‐moving environment where priorities shift and you figure it out Why You'll Love This Role High‐visibility field leadership position with direct impact on project outcomes and customer relationships Work on complex, high‐value capital equipment installations — no two projects are the same Collaborative support from engineering, project management, and service teams who respect field expertise Career growth within a global organization that's the backbone of woodworking machinery in North America Competitive compensation and a travel package built for the road
