Installation Supervisor At ORONA, we are global leaders in the design, manufacture, installation, maintenance and modernisation of lifts, escalators, moving ramps and walkways. Operating in over 100 countries, with 330,000 lifts worldwide using our technology and 2 manufacturing plants, we are proud to be Number 1 in Europe for complete lift production capacity. We're looking for a dynamic and experienced Installation Supervisor to join our growing team, playing a key role in ensuring the flawless installation of our industry-leading lift systems. If you're passionate about quality, safety, and leadership, this is your opportunity to take the next step in your career with a world-renowned company. As the Installation Supervisor , you'll be leading and supervising the installation of new lifts, ensuring they are completed on time, safely, and to the highest quality standards. You'll work closely with the installation teams, providing training, support, and regular quality checks while collaborating with management to track progress and resolve any challenges that arise on-site. Key Responsibilities: Lead and Supervise Quality Installations Conduct on-site inductions and training for new installers, setting the stage for a successful project from day one. Complete all surveys and report any issues to both the client and the Orona Contract Manager, preparing a comprehensive report for review. Perform regular quality checks (Mechanical
Installation Supervisor in Surrey employer: Grupo Orona
At ORONA, we pride ourselves on being a global leader in the lift industry, offering our employees a dynamic work environment that fosters growth and development. With a strong commitment to safety and quality, we provide comprehensive training, competitive salaries, and generous benefits, including a robust pension scheme and health support. Join us in a culture that values teamwork and innovation, where your contributions are recognised and rewarded, making it an excellent place to advance your career in installation supervision.
