Teamforce Labour Limited
CPCS/NPORS Crane Supervisor

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Teamforce Labour are currently looking for an experienced Lift/Crane Supervisor for a long-term position in Georgemas, Scotland, starting 29/09/2026.
Hours: 6:00am – 6:00pm, (Monday to Friday)
Duration: Long-term
Rate: Negotiable
Role & Responsibilities
- Supervise and coordinate all lifting and crane operations on site.
- Ensure lifting operations are carried out safely and in accordance with approved lift plans and RAMS.
- Brief crane operators, slinger/signallers and other personnel involved in lifting activities.
- Ensure all lifting equipment and accessories have the correct certification and inspections.
- Monitor lifting operations and ensure exclusion zones and control measures are maintained.
- Liaise closely with the Appointed Person, site management and other contractors.
- Ensure lifting activities comply with LOLER, PUWER and relevant site procedures.
- Stop lifting operations immediately where unsafe conditions or practices are identified.
- Carry out daily briefings, toolbox talks and safety checks where required.
- Maintain accurate records relating to lifting operations and site activities.
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Requirements:
- Valid CPCS/NPORS Crane Supervisor qualification.
- Previous experience supervising lifting operations on major construction, civils or infrastructure projects.
- Strong knowledge of lifting procedures, lift plans and safe systems of work.
- Good communication and leadership skills.
- Relevant CSCS/CPCS qualifications and site certification.


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