Full-Time

Installation & Field Operations Supervisor

Updated on 9/3/2026

Clearspace

Clearspace

51-200 employees

Autonomous space debris removal services

Compensation Overview

CA$38.46/hr

+ Discretionary bonuses

Toronto, ON, Canada

In Person

Work occurs at various client locations across Ontario.

Category
Field Service
Required Skills
QuickBooks
Asana

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Requirements
  • At least 4 years of on-site experience in installation, service, or field operations roles, ideally in commercial office environments.
  • At least 3 years of experience supervising or coordinating installers, service technicians, or subcontractors.
  • Ability to read and interpret drawings, floorplans, and installation documentation.
  • Knowledge of workplace safety standards and compliance requirements.
  • Familiarity with commercial furniture systems, including modular and prefabricated components such as workstations and case goods.
  • High school diploma or equivalent.
  • Valid driver's license and ability to travel to project sites.
  • Ability to lift and handle furniture components and materials as required.
  • Comfort using project tracking and reporting tools including Procore, Asana, Wrike, Airtable, and QuickBooks.
Responsibilities
  • Supervise, coordinate, and support field teams responsible for installation and service work.
  • Assign tasks, coordinate daily schedules, and sequence work to meet project timelines.
  • Coordinate activities with internal teams, subcontractors, and other on-site trades as required.
  • Provide on-site guidance and assist with resolving work-related or logistical challenges.
  • Review project plans, layouts, and installation documentation, and conduct pre-installation site walkthroughs and coordination meetings to prepare for on-site work.
  • Identify and resolve installation or site issues, recommending improvements where needed.
  • Ensure work is completed accurately and in accordance with company and client standards and schedules.
  • Prepare and maintain daily logs and progress reports related to on-site work.
  • Assist with resolving escalated issues, deficiencies, and warranty-related service work, including coordinating repairs, replacements, or adjustments as required.
  • Train and support installers, helpers, and technicians in the proper on-site assembly and installation of furniture components and pieces, in accordance with manufacturer requirements, safety procedures, and company policies.
  • Promote safe work practices and ensure compliance with workplace and site-specific safety requirements.
  • Coordinate and requisition materials, hardware, and supplies required for installation and service work.
  • Ensure proper handling, assembly, installation, adjustment, and staging of commercial office furniture.
  • Coordinate activities of installers, helpers, and labourers to maintain efficient site operations.
Desired Qualifications
  • Technical or vocational training is an asset.

ClearSpace develops autonomous space-debris solutions to keep Earth’s orbit sustainable, led by its flagship ClearSpace-1 mission. It designs automated systems that can identify, capture, and either remove debris from orbit or refuel it to extend its life, avoiding reliance on on-site human missions. This approach differs from traditional debris methods by performing debris management in space at commercial scale and partnering with agencies like the European Space Agency. The goal is to enable a safe, sustainable space economy by reducing orbital debris and protecting future launches and operations.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$38.8M

Headquarters

Renens, Switzerland

Founded

2018

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • PRELUDE targets a 2027 launch, pushing ClearSpace from demos toward operations.
  • UKSA kept CLEAR alive with £2.35 million through March 2025.
  • UKSA’s summer 2026 award timeline keeps ClearSpace shortlisted for the £75.6 million mission.

What critics are saying

  • ClearSpace-1 slipped from 2025 to 2026, then toward 2027, signaling execution drift.
  • UKSA missed its March 2026 award deadline, delaying the £75.6 million CLEAR decision.
  • Losing ESA or UKSA awards starves ClearSpace of non-dilutive capital and kills scale.

What makes Clearspace unique

  • ESA chose ClearSpace-1 for the first commercial orbital debris removal contract.
  • ClearSpace now runs engineering teams across the UK, Switzerland, Germany, and Luxembourg.
  • Orbit Fab partnership extends ClearSpace beyond debris capture into refueling and servicing.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Commuter Benefits

Paid Vacation

Hybrid Work Options

Performance Bonus

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

-3%

1 year growth

-3%

2 year growth

1%
CNBC
Aug 8th, 2026
Space debris removal firms bet on satellite servicing as orbital junk grows

Space around Earth is growing dangerously congested with defunct satellites and debris, prompting companies like Astroscale and ClearSpace to develop removal technologies they believe could become a major industry. The problem is accelerating — even without new launches, debris would continue multiplying as objects fragment faster than they naturally re-enter the atmosphere, according to the European Space Agency's Tim Flohrer. This forces active satellites to perform increasing collision-avoidance manoeuvres. Tokyo-listed Astroscale has demonstrated magnetic docking technology and reported 142% revenue growth last year, though it remains unprofitable and relies heavily on government grants. ClearSpace raised €26 million in 2023 for its debris-capture satellite. Both firms see broader opportunities in satellite servicing, repair and life extension. However, the market remains nascent and government-backed. Industry leaders argue that regulation requiring satellite decommissioning would create commercial demand for their services.

The Defense Post
Jul 6th, 2026
UK launches $1.3M competition for military space technologies.

UK launches $1.3M competition for military space technologies. The UK Defence Innovation (UKDI) has launched a new funding competition to support technologies aimed at strengthening the country's military space capabilities against emerging threats. The latest Space to Innovate: Delta Drop competition offers up to 985,000 pounds ($1.3 million) in funding for projects lasting up to 18 months that address defense and security challenges in space. The program, delivered in partnership with the UK Space Agency and the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, is the fourth round of the Space to Innovate initiative, which has awarded more than 4.2 million pounds ($5.6 million) to 19 organizations since its launch in 2021. The funding supports capabilities that could provide future military capabilities but may struggle to secure commercial investment. This year's competition is seeking technologies that improve sensor-to-response capabilities for space domain awareness, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, and communications, with the goal of enhancing coverage and reducing response times. It also centers on systems that enable satellites and other space platforms to protect themselves against hostile actions, as well as solutions that improve resilience against ground-based electromagnetic threats. UK expands investment in military space capabilities. The latest competition builds on a series of UK initiatives aimed at strengthening space defense capabilities. In June, Shield Space and ClearSpace signed an agreement to jointly develop sovereign technologies to protect British satellites, providing end-to-end services for government and defense space missions. Earlier, in November 2025, Raytheon UK won a contract to support the country's space domain awareness mission through orbital analysis and its NORSSTrack satellite-tracking software. In October, the UK announced plans to develop sensors capable of detecting laser threats against satellites.

StartupTicker
Jun 22nd, 2025
CreatorSpace raises $1.6M pre-seed round with Sequoia

The Zurich-based startup launched its platform four months ago to help engineering and design talent showcase their projects, find opportunities and connect to like-minded peers. The $1.6M pre-seed funds will enable the startup to solidify its business idea and identify a product market fit.

Swisstrade
Jun 13th, 2025
ClearSpace raises €26.7M for space cleanup

ClearSpace, a leader in space debris removal, raised €27 million to enhance sustainable space operations. Founded in 2018, the Swiss company aims to revolutionize in-orbit services. The funding round was led by OTB Ventures, with support from the European Investment Fund and others. ClearSpace is developing technologies for satellite proximity and rendezvous, crucial for future space sustainability. They are also collaborating with Intelsat on satellite life-extension projects.

Insider Media
Dec 23rd, 2024
Space sustainability consortium set to boost economic growth in UK space sector following £690,000 investment

An on-orbit servicing firm based in Harwell has jointly secured a £690,000 investment from the UK government's Department for Science, alongside D-Orbit and ClearSpace.