Operation Incharge ( Cabins )

The Operations In-Charge – Cabins is responsible for managing the end-to-end operations of portable cabins, including planning, installation, maintenance, operational readiness throughout the project lifecycle, and safe return and storage upon project completion. The role focuses on maximizing asset utilization, ensuring timely project execution, maintaining high service standards, and leading site teams, supervisors, and technicians.

Key Responsibilities

• Plan and oversee the deployment of portable cabins based on project requirements.
• Supervise installation, commissioning, maintenance, and dismantling activities.
• Ensure cabins remain safe, compliant, and fully operational throughout project durations.
• Coordinate with logistics, yard, maintenance, and site teams to ensure smooth mobilization and demobilization.
• Monitor project timelines, resource utilization, and operational efficiency.
• Manage and supervise technicians, helpers, drivers, and other blue-collar workforce
• Track cabin movement, availability, and condition across sites and storage facilities
• Oversee cabin inspections, repairs, and storage readiness for future deployment
• Handle site and client issues while ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction
• Identify and implement operational improvements to optimize costs and asset utilization
• Maintain high standards of safety, discipline, and operational control

Requirements & Qualifications:

• Minimum 3 years of experience as a Project Manager in the construction industry, or in operations, facilities management, or any related field
• Diploma or bachelor's degree (Technical qualification preferred)
• Experience managing portable cabins or modular units is highly preferred
• Strong experience leading site-based teams and blue-collar workforce
• Proven ability to manage projects, coordinate multiple stakeholders, and drive operational excellence
• Strong leadership, communication, planning, and problem-solving skills
• Good technical understanding of cabins, site utilities, and construction-related operations
• PMP certification is preferred but not mandatory