Site Manager

DCS - Designed Conveyor Systems

Site Manager overseeing material handling and equipment installations for DCS. Engaging in project teams and ensuring safe and efficient installations with high travel requirements.

Posted 7/8/2026full-timeFranklin • Tennessee • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Participate as a member of a project team comprised of Project Managers, Buyers, Engineers & others to successfully manage the installation of Material Handling Equipment (MHE), as well as Distribution & Fulfillment (D&F) within customer sites.
Manage on-site installation of small to highly complex MHE and D&F projects.
Communicate with project teams daily, which include but not limited to PM, Engineers, Procurement, Sub-Contractors, General Contractors, Vendors and Suppliers.
Complete project look ahead with Sub-Contractors to forecast project work and milestones.
Oversee/Manage receipt of inventory and report issues through project team for direction.
Document, compile and prepare a daily site report that is used as a risk management tool.
Utilize Site Docs to perform workplace safety audits, AM/PM safety walks, toolbox talks, contractor orientation, near-miss or workplace incident reports, upkeep of your DCS provided safety training certifications annually or as required.
Utilize Procore for all project related documents, reporting, RFI’s and punch-listing.
Travel up to 90% during project installation and start-ups.

Requirements

What you’ll need

You have experience as a Site Manager or in a similar role in Material Handling and Equipment Installation.
You are familiar with a variety of construction concepts, practices, and procedures.
You understand the travel obligations it takes to be a DCS Site Manager.
You have good judgment and skillfully lead others.
You know how to plan for and accomplish milestones.
You care about your work, and you will represent DCS well to our clients and partners.
You have completed (or will obtain within 2 months) OSHA 30 Hour Construction Industry or OSHA 30 Hour General Industry training.
You are forklift, scissor lift, MEWP and boom lift certified (or will obtain within 2 months).
You are proficient with Microsoft Office, Excel, AutoCAD viewer, and reading blueprints.
You are familiar with Procore, Site Docs or other Construction Management software for all projects and safety related requirements.
You work hard, you work well with others, and you have a positive attitude.

Benefits

Comp & perks

We pride ourselves in our family-like culture and casual, but focused, work environment.
We offer competitive salaries and health benefits.
Our 401K program includes a 100% match up to 5%.
Participation in our Discretionary Profit-Sharing Program .
We offer our employees flexibility and autonomy.
We do community outreach projects throughout the year.
We know how to throw company events.
We work hard, but we also know how to have fun - darts, anyone?

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Hard Skills & Tools

Project ManagementConstruction ConceptsSafety AuditsBlueprint ReadingMilestone Planning

Soft Skills

LeadershipGood JudgmentTeam CollaborationPositive Attitude

Certifications

OSHA 30 Hour Construction IndustryForklift CertificationScissor Lift CertificationMEWP CertificationBoom Lift Certification