Lifting Director in Wien

TSL is a leading technical engineering and construction partner operating across EMEA, the Americas and APAC. We are committed to creating the spaces to power the fourth industrial revolution, whilst ensuring we leave a positive environmental and social legacy for communities across the world. Specialising in Data Centres, Advanced Manufacturing, Logistics, Food and Pharmaceuticals, we are proud to deliver outstanding turnkey projects at speed, without compromise on safety or quality. Our team at TSL is focused on working with our clients and the entire supply chain to create a simple agenda concentrated on getting things done. At the heart of what TSL does is taking the ‘noise’ out of project delivery whilst ensuring that we are always engineering best value for money and fit‑for‑purpose solutions. TSL is an equal opportunity employer and we are especially proud that our dynamic, international team is made up of colleagues representing 57 nationalities across the world. We want big‑picture thinkers who aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves, refusing to settle for 'good enough' and pushing for great each time. We are firm believers that to build quality, you must invest in quality. We will continue to invest in our biggest asset: our amazing team. Key Responsibilities of the Lifting Director:

Assessing, planning and supervising all lifting operations, including preparing and continuously updating Lifting Operations Plans, Method Statements and Risk Assessments. Selecting and deploying the crane team, leading the lifting team, and overseeing competence assessments, certifications and required training. Ensuring proper inspection, maintenance and documentation of all lifting equipment, machinery and accessories. Planning, organizing and providing technical oversight for the installation of precast concrete elements, including erection sequences and required lifting and rigging methods. Coordinating logistics, delivery and on‑site handling of precast components in alignment with crane operations, site traffic and involved trades. Supervising the alignment, temporary bracing and final fixing of precast elements in accordance with technical specifications and quality standards. Ensuring safety and structural stability throughout all precast installation activities, including compliance with legal and industry requirements. Documenting installation processes, quality inspections and approvals. Liaising and coordinating with authorities, airfields, police and neighbouring property owners (e.g., over‑sailing rights). Working closely with the Temporary Works Coordinator, precast manufacturers, structural engineers, subcontractors and other trades. Engaging early with procurement and package managers regarding requirements, lifting points and training needs. Ensuring functionality of all safety‑critical systems such as hook cameras, PPE and communication tools. Establishing and monitoring an effective process for reporting and managing defects or incidents. Organizing and conducting meetings and briefings, and participating in DABs. Preparing relevant KPI reports such as crane usage, breakdowns and operational performance. Performing or delegating the roles of Crane Coordinator, Crane Supervisor and MEWP Coordinator. Please note: A valid

work authorization

for Austria is required . Visa sponsorship is

not available

for this role.

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