Vanderlande

Supervisor

• Serve as the point of contact for the on-site Vanderlande and subcontractor teams
• Coordinate execution of SORTATION equipment installation from training through completion
• Manage subcontracted construction, installation, testing, and commissioning scope
• Report to the Site Manager and collaborate with Mechanical and Electrical Supervisors
• Lead on-site installation activities for Cross-sorter EQ on complex projects
• Create a safe working environment throughout the project phase
• Create the SORTATION installation plan, logistics plan, and time schedule
• Lead preparation for installation start-up
• Delegate installation responsibilities to installation teams
• Check scheduled activities in advance to prevent inefficiency
• Follow process maps and manuals
• Perform installation and process quality checks
• Provide feedback on project progress and status
• Create and support a high-quality handover to commissioning
• Support commissioning during testing
• Organize site activities for the SORTATION scope through customer handover
• Manage scope-related costs and work within budgets

Sortation Supervisor

• Assist with installation, assembly, dismantling, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of machinery
• Work with high-complexity precision machines, including high-speed sorters, conveyors, hydraulic systems, pumps, gears, bearings, and compressors
• Supervise fitting bearings, aligning gears and wheels, attaching motors, and connecting belts according to manufacturer blueprints and drawings
• Supervise dismantling of machinery using hand tools
• Supervise unloading, inspection, movement, and positioning of equipment using cranes, hoists, dollies, rollers, and trucks
• Supervise rigging and hoisting devices to move equipment and materials into place
• Supervise up to 200 men
• Support inventory control and logging through a digital application
• Occasionally supervise and qualify the work of journeymen, helpers, and laborers
• Work Monday through Friday for 40-plus hours per week, with willingness to work 7 days per week
• Travel up to 100% as required

Supervisor II – Mechanical

Engineer

• Support the North American Service Distribution Team
• Design, specify, and commission material handling systems for customer projects throughout North America
• Retrofit brownfield customer facilities with complex automated material handling systems
• Ensure designs meet customer requirements and coordinate with other trades
• Develop compliant electrical and process control systems meeting customer specifications and safety regulations
• Peer review other engineers' designs
• Optimize system functionality from as-sold design to working electrical design within budget
• Design, review, and approve system and component-level calculations
• Design, review, and approve complex PLC-based process control systems
• Engineer project specials for non-standard design applications
• Specify, review, and approve electrical and process control equipment
• Use AutoCAD Electrical, Word, Excel, and related tools to create wiring diagrams, termination lists, and bills of materials
• Document engineering decisions through design plans, installation files, and engineering instructions
• Conduct site surveys as needed
• Support installation and commissioning on site and from a home office
• Manage project document control using a rights-based database system
• Collaborate with mechanical, controls, supply chain, installation, and other teams
• Drive process improvements and support project completion

Senior Electrical Project Engineer

• Assist with installation, assembly, dismantling, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of machinery
• Work with high-complexity precision machinery, including high-speed sorters, conveyors, hydraulic systems, pumps, gears, bearings, and compressors
• Supervise fitting bearings, aligning gears and wheels, attaching motors, and connecting belts according to blueprints and drawings
• Supervise dismantling machinery using hand tools
• Supervise unloading, inspecting, moving, and positioning equipment using cranes, hoists, dollies, rollers, and trucks
• Supervise rigging and hoisting devices to move equipment and materials
• Supervise up to 200 men
• Support inventory control and logging through a digital application
• Occasionally supervise and qualify the work of journeymen, helpers, and laborers
• Report and communicate with the project team
• Work Monday through Friday for 40 or more hours per week, with willingness to work 7 days when needed
• Travel up to 100% as required

Mechanical Supervisor II

• Assist with installation, assembly, dismantling, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of machinery
• Work with high-complexity precision machinery, including high-speed sorters, conveyors, hydraulic systems, pumps, gears, bearings, and compressors
• Supervise fitting bearings, aligning gears and wheels, attaching motors, and connecting belts according to blueprints and drawings
• Supervise machinery dismantling using hand tools
• Supervise unloading, inspection, movement, and positioning of equipment using cranes, hoists, dollies, rollers, and trucks
• Supervise rigging and hoisting devices to move equipment and materials
• Supervise up to 10 workers
• Support inventory control and logging through a digital application
• Occasionally supervise and qualify the work of journeymen, helpers, and laborers
• Work Monday through Friday for 40-plus hours per week, with availability to work 7 days per week
• Travel up to 100% as required

Manager

• Plan and manage construction activities from project mobilization through completion
• Interpret engineering drawings, specifications, schedules, and contract documents
• Coordinate sequencing of installation activities
• Ensure project milestones and deadlines are achieved
• Identify risks and implement mitigation strategies
• Monitor project progress and adjust resources
• Lead and supervise site supervisors, subcontractors, and installation teams
• Assign work activities and allocate manpower
• Provide technical guidance on installation procedures
• Ensure OSHA and site-specific safety compliance
• Enforce PPE use and safe work practices
• Conduct site safety inspections and toolbox talks
• Identify hazards and implement corrective actions
• Ensure installation activities meet engineering specifications and quality standards
• Inspect completed work and coordinate defect corrections
• Monitor daily and weekly progress against schedules
• Coordinate with subcontractors to maintain production targets
• Track milestones and provide management updates
• Serve as the primary on-site contact for project stakeholders
• Coordinate with project managers, engineers, subcontractors, and clients
• Conduct project meetings and provide progress reports
• Coordinate material delivery, storage, allocation, and inventory
• Maintain project records, daily reports, progress logs, and issue tracking
• Prepare reports on progress, manpower, safety, and quality
• Document delays, risks, corrective actions, and key decisions

Construction Manager

• Manage site-based execution of medium to large projects ranging from $50M–$100M
• Develop challenging site-based project plans, including commissioning and integration, and lead complete on-site execution
• Manage the P&L and budget for all site-related costs
• Manage site-based contracts involving high project risk and complex installed equipment
• Understand contracts and mitigate related risks
• Avoid and handle claims when necessary
• Manage quality, time, costs, and information provision
• Report and escalate nonconformities to the customer and project manager
• Mobilize the complete site-based organization and connect it with the internal organization
• Negotiate with customers and subcontractors and manage contract issues professionally
• Manage stakeholders at all levels, including senior management inside and outside Vanderlande
• Take ownership of site-related challenges
• Manage high-quality execution of the installation process according to the Vanderlande process map
• Create, implement, and secure the site safety plan
• Organize all HSE-related activities on site
• Communicate with customers about progress, out-of-scope work, and site-related issues
• Travel 80%–90% for project work

• Configure and adapt existing control software
• Design and develop project-specific software modules
• Create software design specifications
• Test software modules inside a virtual test environment (laboratory) for functionality
• Adapt visualization screens and dialogs
• Support system integration testing of the airport or logistics hub with all interface partners of the IT system, including low-level controls and high-level IT
• Find and troubleshoot IT issues
• Support the customer during live system operation in all IT-related matters
• Proactively avoid IT issues and diagnose IT problems during system operation
• Attend customer meetings
• Discuss requirements and report progress

HLC Engineer

Learning and Development

• Lead the APAC training and capability strategy, ensuring alignment with business goals and workforce requirements
• Design and implement capability frameworks, competency models, and development pathways across the region
• Drive workforce capability uplift initiatives that improve operational performance and employee effectiveness
• Establish governance, assurance, and competency verification frameworks to support business risk and compliance requirements
• Partner with senior leaders to identify capability gaps and develop targeted learning solutions
• Ensure training programs align with operational, safety, and quality standards across multiple business functions
• Foster a culture of continuous learning, capability development, and performance improvement throughout the organisation
• Build and shape a regional capability function from a blank canvas
• Work with industry-leading warehouse automation and intralogistics technologies

Senior Manager – Training and Capability, APAC

• Lead and manage the on-site installation team on complex projects
• Take ownership of site-related challenges
• Manage P&L responsibility for site-based activities and associated costs
• Manage site-based contracts involving high project risk and complex installed equipment
• Understand contracts and mitigate related risks
• Monitor on-site activities for 50% of each scheduled workday, including at least three full site walks daily
• Identify and analyze potential problems, risks, and opportunities and initiate corrective and preventive actions
• Manage claim avoidance and claim handling when necessary
• Manage quality, time, costs, and information provision
• Report and escalate nonconformities to the customer and Project Manager
• Negotiate with customers and subcontractors and manage contract issues
• Manage stakeholders at all levels, including senior management
• Communicate with customers about progress, out-of-scope work, and site-related issues
• Manage high-quality installation execution according to corporate processes
• Perform quality checks on installations and related processes
• Organize and oversee HSE activities on site
• Produce the Installation Project Plan covering objectives, organization, planning, and cost calculations in consultation with the Project Manager
• Initiate improvements to the site management process
• Provide timely reporting to customers, the Project Manager, and head office

Site Manager

• Manage daily operations of subcontracted installation staff during construction, installation, testing, and commissioning of project-related systems
• Serve as the main point of contact for construction-related activities
• Assist the Project Manager with installation budget, site process adherence, site management, and installation/site compliance
• Manage project site technical, contractual, budget, and schedule activities
• Plan project development and pre-construction activities, including scheduling, estimating, and staffing
• Coordinate issued-for-construction drawings, specification reviews, and approvals
• Complete constructability reviews throughout the design process
• Lead construction coordination and documentation, including pre-construction conferences and progress meetings
• Develop scopes of work and confirm scopes and bids with subcontractors and vendors
• Develop and approve subcontractor and vendor schedules
• Develop site execution plans
• Manage and schedule commissioning
• Coordinate the construction RFI process
• Support installation, conversion, or demolition project scope, schedule, and budget creation
• Foster and manage HSE/EHS compliance with project and OSHA safety requirements
• Review RFPs, pre-construction activities, scopes, and trade partner alignment
• Supervise and validate mechanical, electrical, commissioning, and related construction progress against the baseline schedule
• Create, validate, and mitigate subcontractor/vendor change orders
• Establish, execute, and close project deliverables
• Lead the construction project team through mobilization, execution, and demobilization
• Chair daily and weekly meetings and support pull-planning sessions
• Solve problems while coordinating with stakeholders
• Coordinate as-built drawings with field and engineering teams
• Interface between engineering and construction operations to resolve technical issues
• Lead quality-control efforts throughout the project
• Manage self-perform mechanical, electrical, and steel erection installations
• Prepare all project reporting documents

Senior Site Manager

• Manage installation and project execution of material handling automation and sortation systems
• Oversee electrical subcontractors on large and complex projects
• Ensure electrical installations are performed safely and comply with quality standards, project specifications, technical requirements, electrical codes, and customer standards
• Serve as the primary point of contact for electrical subcontractors and communicate with internal project staff, customers, and vendors
• Track electrical progress and quality, forecast schedule adherence, maintain redline updates, and resolve or escalate discrepancies
• Coordinate subcontractor personnel, materials, tools, and equipment to meet construction schedules
• Verify electrical project progress in daily and weekly meetings
• Perform weekly electrical progress completion assessments
• Validate and maintain turnover documentation, including area-ready reports, installation completion checks, pre-power checks, power-on test reports, field wiring test reports, pre-commissioning checks, and system/area turnover documentation
• Maintain the electrical project budget by forecasting issues, mitigating change orders, and monitoring expected work hours
• Ensure industrial networking is installed and certified according to engineering drawings
• Collaborate with electrical supervisors to improve efficiency, cost, and design
• Supervise subcontractors to complete projects within budget, schedule, quality, and performance standards
• Review project documents, plans, and specifications; direct installation priorities and coordinate field installations and project close-outs
• Assist with equipment trial runs and verify compliance with Vanderlande and client standards
• Train subcontractors in equipment installation
• Maintain site safety awareness and standards
• Track electrical deliverables, subcontractor performance, staffing levels, and project improvements

Electrical Site Manager

• Lead and manage on-site installation teams on complex projects
• Own site-related challenges and P&L responsibility for site-based activities and associated costs
• Manage site-based contracts, project risks, contract issues, and claims
• Monitor on-site activities for 50% of each scheduled workday, including at least three full site walks daily
• Identify and analyze problems, risks, and opportunities and initiate corrective and preventive actions
• Manage quality, schedule, time, costs, information, and nonconformities
• Negotiate with customers and subcontractors and manage stakeholders, including senior management
• Communicate with customers about progress, out-of-scope work, payments, and site-related issues
• Manage high-quality installation execution according to corporate processes
• Perform installation quality checks
• Organize and oversee all HSE activities on site
• Produce the Installation Project Plan covering objectives, organization, planning, and cost calculations in consultation with the Project Manager
• Initiate improvements to the site management process
• Report timely to customers, the Project Manager, and head office

• Lead and manage the on-site installation team on complex projects
• Take ownership of site-related challenges
• Manage P&L responsibility for site-based activities and associated costs
• Manage site-based contracts with high project risk and complex installed equipment
• Understand contracts and mitigate related risks
• Monitor on-site activities for 50% of each scheduled workday, including a minimum of three full site walks daily
• Identify and analyze potential problems, risks, and opportunities and initiate corrective and preventive actions
• Manage claim avoidance and claim handling when necessary
• Manage quality, time, costs, and information provision
• Report and escalate nonconformities to the customer and Project Manager
• Negotiate with customers and subcontractors and manage contract issues
• Manage stakeholders at all levels, including senior management
• Communicate with the customer about progress, out-of-scope work, and site-related issues
• Manage high-quality installation execution according to corporate processes
• Perform quality checks on installations and related processes
• Organize and oversee all HSE-related activities on site
• Produce the Installation Project Plan covering objectives, organization, planning, and cost calculations in consultation with the Project Manager
• Initiate improvements to the site management process
• Report timely to the customer, Project Manager, and head office