Crane, HIAB & Payloader Supervisor

Job Summary The Crane, HIAB & Payloader Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the safe, efficient, and compliant operation of lifting and loading equipment, including cranes, HIAB trucks, and payloaders. The role ensures adherence to safety regulations, optimal equipment utilization, operator supervision, and timely execution of lifting and material handling activities across project sites. Key Responsibilities Operational Supervision: Supervise daily operations of cranes, HIAB trucks, and payloaders across sites. Coordinate lifting and loading activities in line with project schedules. Ensure proper deployment of equipment and operators based on workload priorities. Safety & Compliance: Enforce strict compliance with HSE (Health, Safety & Environment) policies and lifting procedures. Conduct pre-operation safety checks and toolbox talks. Ensure all lifting operations follow approved lifting plans and risk assessments. Monitor adherence to safety standards and use of PPE. Equipment Management: Oversee routine inspection, maintenance, and servicing of all equipment. Ensure equipment certification and documentation are up to date. Report faults promptly and coordinate repairs to minimize downtime. Planning & Coordination: Liaise with site engineers, logistics teams, and contractors to plan lifting operations. Interpret lifting plans, load charts, and operational requirements. Documentation & Reporting: Maintain daily logs of equipment usage, fuel consumption, and operational activities. Prepare incident reports, maintenance reports, and performance reports. Track KPIs related to equipment efficiency and safety compliance. Risk Management: Identify potential hazards in lifting and loading operations. Implement corrective measures to prevent accidents or equipment damage. Participate in incident investigations and recommend preventive actions. Qualifications & Requirements Minimum of OND / HND / BSc Degree in Mechanical Engineering. Valid certifications in crane/HIAB/payloader operations. 3–5 years experience in heavy equipment operations. Strong knowledge of lifting operations and load charts Good understanding of HSE regulations and industry standards. Ability to read and interpret technical documents and site plans.