Equipment Supervisor

The Opportunity Are you a detail-oriented leader with a passion for technical equipment and operational excellence? We are delighted to be partnering with a leading organisation in their sector to find an Equipment Supervisor. This is a pivotal role for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment and takes pride in delivering world-class service. You will be at the heart of the operation, leading a dedicated team of technicians to ensure every piece of kit leaving the building is in pristine condition. The Role As an Equipment Supervisor, you aren't just managing inventory—you are managing a high-performance workflow. You will lead, mentor, and inspire a team of operatives and trainees, ensuring that "quality" isn't just a buzzword, but a daily standard. Key Responsibilities: Team Leadership: Oversee daily operations, allocate tasks, and provide hands-on training to develop the next generation of technicians. Operational Flow: Liaise across Sales, Inventory, and Equipment Control to manage shortages and ensure seamless equipment delivery. Asset Excellence: Utilise systems like RT Pro to manage asset tracking, storage control, and meticulous QC testing. Safety Stewardship: Champion a culture of health and safety, ensuring full compliance and a professional working environment. Continuous Improvement: Identify bottlenecks and develop more efficient storage and processing systems. What We Are Looking For Our client values a proactive "can-do" attitude over a long list of certificates. We want to hear from you if: You are a Tech-Savvy Leader: You have a solid grasp of Microsoft Office and experience with inventory software (ideally RT Pro). You are a Natural Communicator: You can translate complex stock queries into clear solutions for the Sales and Inventory teams. You Stay Cool Under Pressure: You can handle the "live event" pace without losing your eye for detail. You are Adaptable: You’re ready to evolve with the business and can commit to occasional overtime or weekend work when the project demands it