Chemical Installation Manager

Cranleigh STEM is partnering exclusively with an innovative organisation in the sustainability sector to recruit a driven and self-motivated Installation Manager. This is a unique opportunity to play a pivotal role in deploying groundbreaking hydrogen technology.

The Role

The Installation Manager will oversee the delivery of cutting-edge hydrogen systems and solutions, ensuring deployments are completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with regulations. The role involves leading a team, managing deployment activities, and acting as the primary customer contact for support and assurance.

Key Responsibilities

Team Leadership:

• Manage and develop a team of three Deployment Engineers.

• Define team roles, responsibilities, and scopes clearly.

Customer Engagement:

• Serve as the primary customer contact for deployment support and assurance.

• Conduct site assessments to determine suitability for hydrogen generators.

• Deliver customer training on operating and troubleshooting systems.

Deployment Management:

• Oversee deployment budgets, plans, and standard operating procedures.

• Ensure deployments meet safety standards (RAMS, DSEAR, ATEX, etc.).

• Coordinate logistics, procurement, and staffing for site installations.

• Produce deployment reports and provide updates to stakeholders.

• Ensure timely maintenance of hydrogen fuel supply and site operations.

Safety & Compliance:

• Develop and manage safety documentation for sites.

• Ensure compliance with customer safety regulations and industry standards.

Performance Improvement:

• Monitor deployment performance and share insights with internal teams.

• Address challenges promptly and drive process improvements.

Key Projects

• Immediate focus on high-profile deployments in the UK and overseas.

• Future deployments in the UK and occasional international assignments into 2025.

Candidate Profile

Education/Experience:

• Engineering degree or equivalent experience.

• Knowledge of hydrogen systems and regulations (ATEX, DSEAR, BCGA, CDM).

• Willingness to travel to UK sites (up to 50%)

Skills:

• Leadership and team management.

• Strong communication across all levels of stakeholders.

• Problem-solving and accountability for projects.

• Proficient in MS Office and data analysis.

• Logistics, procurement, and safety documentation experience.

Attributes:

• Self-driven, motivated, and capable of working autonomously.

• Diplomatic with excellent customer service skills.

• A military, hydrogen or process improvement background is beneficial but not essential.

Working Conditions

• Travel: Approximately one week per month (ad hoc). Travel and expenses covered.

• Remote Work: Flexible but subject to a three-month probationary period.

• On-Site Requirements: Must be on-site initially for probation and key deployments.

• Vehicle: Company van available for deployments.

Why Join?

• Be part of a team introducing revolutionary, environmentally focused technology to the market.

• Opportunity to work closely with high-level stakeholders.

• A challenging yet rewarding role in a cutting-edge field.

• Competitive salary and benefits package including shares.

Key Objective for 2026

Successfully manage the deployment of innovative hydrogen technology at construction sites and other high-profile locations, ensuring safety, customer satisfaction, and operational excellence.