The Flying Factory Manager is responsible for overseeing the production of station module assembly, on-site logistic hubs and processing stations that handle structure steel, precast concrete, architectural builders’ works and finishes (ABWF), and electrical & mechanical (E&M) components. This role ensures safe, efficient, and high-quality handling, staging, and pre-installation of materials to support fast-track construction projects.

Key Responsibilities:

Technical & Material Handling

• Supervise unloading, staging, and temporary processing of structural steel and precast elements;

• Oversee ABWF materials (tiles, panels, cladding, etc.) to ensure proper storage and protection;

• Manage E&M components including prefabricated mechanical/electrical modules, ensuring compliance with safety and installation standards;

• Coordinate lifting and rigging operations with crane teams;

• Conduct quality checks before materials are released for installation.

Logistics & Coordination

• Establish and manage logistics hubs/stations for temporary processing;

• Develop material flow plans to minimize double-handling and optimize crane/hoist usage;

• Implement inventory tracking systems for materials at each hub;

• Align deliveries with site installation schedules to avoid congestion.

Safety & Compliance

• Enforce site-specific safety protocols for heavy lifting, welding, and electrical works;

• Conduct risk assessments for temporary processing stations;

• Ensure compliance with local construction regulations and environmental standards.

Leadership & Stakeholder Management

• Lead teams of logistics coordinators, foremen, and skilled trades;

• Liaise with project managers, subcontractors, and suppliers to resolve bottlenecks;

• Report daily progress and issues to senior construction management.

Monitoring & Reporting

• Track productivity metrics (e.g., turnaround time for steel cutting, staging efficiency);

• Maintain records of material usage, wastage, and rework;

• Provide weekly dashboards on logistics hub performance.

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Industrial Engineering, or related field;

• Minimum 9-12 years of experience in construction logistics, precast/steel handling, or factory operations;

• Strong knowledge of E&M systems, ABWF materials, and precast installation processes;

• Familiarity with lean construction, modular assembly, and just-in-time delivery;

• Excellent leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills.