Lead Field Installer, Clearspan Structures

The Lead Field Installer leads and assists a field crew responsible for installing, dismantling, loading, unloading, and safely handling Clearspan structures and related components at customer sites and branch locations. This role directs daily field work, supports safe and efficient installation and removal, coaches team members, verifies required documentation, coordinates vehicle/tool readiness, resolves routine jobsite issues, and escalates concerns through the appropriate channels while ensuring work is completed in accordance with manufacturer specifications, WillScot standards, customer requirements, and applicable safety procedures. WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING: Build and maintain positive working relationships with internal teams, contractors, customers, and branch personnel while representing WillScot professionally at jobsites and customer locations.[ES1.1] Direct, coordinate, and assist a small field crew performing Clearspan structure installation, dismantling, loading, unloading, and site cleanup activities in a safe, efficient, and customer-focused manner. Lead Clearspan assembly and disassembly work, including frame components, fabric systems, anchoring, tensioning hardware, keder systems, accessories, and related materials in accordance with manufacturer specifications, site conditions, customer requirements, and WillScot procedures. Lead the install, dismantle, and support deployment of Clearspan structures, accessories, and approved Value-Added Products (VAPS) in accordance with manufacturer specifications and company standards. Plan and coordinate daily jobsite execution, including site layout, material staging, equipment readiness, crew assignments, work sequencing, load securement, and communication with branch, warehouse, logistics, sales, and field operations teams. Develop and execute the install plan, including daily goals, crew assignments, work sequencing, material staging, and jobsite readiness; lead daily toolbox meetings to review safety expectations, work plan, hazards, and priorities. Coach, train, motivate, and provide practical feedback to set up technicians and installers; support onboarding, ongoing field training, and positive reinforcement of safe and effective work practices. Complete or verify daily paperwork and digital records, including work orders, service orders, inspection sheets, driver logs, customer signoffs, setup documentation, and related field updates, and submit documentation to the appropriate manager or system. Maintain safe operation and readiness of assigned trucks, tools, and equipment; ensure required pre-trip, DOT, maintenance, inspection, and service coordination activities are completed according to WillScot procedures. Safely operate forklifts, telehandlers, manlifts, boom lifts, stake drivers, and other approved equipment required for structure installation and dismantling while maintaining required operator certifications and authorization cards. Identify and resolve routine jobsite, staffing, material, equipment, customer, and installation issues, and escalate matters that require additional support, approval, or corrective action through the appropriate process. Inspect structure components, fabric, accessories, tools, equipment, and jobsite conditions before, during, and after installation or removal to identify damage, safety concerns, missing materials, or readiness issues. Monitor installation progress against the approved schedule, budget expectations, customer requirements, and WillScot standards; communicate delays, risks, or scope concerns to the appropriate WillScot manager or Project Manager. Monitor crew compliance with Federal, State, and local requirements, jobsite safety requirements, PPE standards, hazard awareness practices, lift and equipment procedures, fall protection requirements, load securement, DOT/OSHA expectations, and WillScot safety policies. EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS: High school diploma or equivalent required. Three to five years of experience installing, dismantling, or servicing Clearspan structures, temporary structures, tent structures, or comparable field-installed structures required; additional setup and knockdown experience preferred. Prior experience directing, mentoring, or coordinating small field crews in construction, equipment rental, temporary structures, field service, or related trade environments required. Demonstrated ability to plan daily jobsite execution, assign work, coach team members, verify documentation, maintain tool and vehicle readiness, resolve routine field issues, and escalate concerns appropriately.