Civil / Mechanical Supervisor (Solar)
mindlanceTallahassee (FL)
About the role
Job-ID28299095Reference26-15293 Proactive Submission Req for Jose Position: Civil/Mechanical Superintendent, Solar Location: On construction site for duration of project, mainland U.S.
Reports To:
Construction Manager Solar, Engineering and Construction Preferred Background: Industrial experience in Civil and Structural construction. Minimum of 4 years. Required Skillsets: Comprehend Construction Drawings/PrintsPeople Management Organization, Schedule/planning, Progress reporting Communication with Contractors Management and 3rd parties Computer skills: Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Data entry and Uploads.
Job Description:
To act as the Owner's representative to oversee the civil and structural aspects of the solar plant construction. This position is responsible for ensuring the adherence of the EPC to all Safety, Quality, Schedule, and Performance expectations as defined by the EPC's Scope of Work and contractual commitments.
Job Responsibilities:
- Review Safety Documents and Policies
- Review Contract Documents (Scope of work)
- Review Civil/Mechanical Drawings and Specifications
- Review and Ensure SWPPP is installed and Maintained per PermitEnsure EPC schedules Pre-Cons for New TasksReview Civil/Mechanical Checklist
- Attend EPC Safety, Craft Tailgates and Management Meetings
- Perform daily field walks and observations with field crews
- Perform QA/QC inspections and walkdowns on construction activities
- Monitor Unifier Uploads by EPCComplete QA/QC inspections in Unifier per frequency and activity completion
Track Open Action Items or Punchlist EEO: "Mindlance is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate in employment on the basis of – Minority/Gender/Disability/Religion/LGBTQI/Age/Veterans."
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