Onsite Manager

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spencer ogdenBassett (VA)

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Relationship Development | Senior Delivery Consultant in Energy Sector Lead Complex Hydro Generator Installations from the Front Line We are seeking an experienced Hydro Site Manager to lead generator assembly and mechanical installation activities on a major hydroelectric project in Virginia. This is a hands‐on leadership role for someone who understands large hydro generator systems, site execution, safety, and quality— not a desk‐only position. If you've led generator installation teams, managed supervisors on‐site, and taken ownership from planning through handover, this is a strong long‐term opportunity.
What You'll Be Responsible For: Operational Leadership Lead end‐to‐end generator assembly and auxiliary installation activities Develop detailed activity planning, sequencing, and resource loading Own site execution, progress tracking, punch lists, and handover readiness Prepare and review project‐specific erection procedures Lead one critical generator assembly directly on large hydro projects Manage risk assessments, action plans, and NCRs through closure Ensure all tools, precision instruments, and calibration certificates are valid Coordinate site testing, documentation, reporting, and field service reports Maintain strict adherence to EHS, quality, and contractual requirements People & Site Management Lead and coordinate a team of supervisors and site personnel Ensure proper staffing, punctuality, discipline, and performance Provide on‐the‐job training and mentorship to supervisors Maintain strong working relationships with the client and subcontractors Represent the site team with home office and internal stakeholders Quality, Safety & Performance Enforce EHS standards and stop work if safety or quality is compromised Plan and conduct audits, track action plans, and ensure closure Monitor materials, preservation, shortages, and site logistics Ensure on‐time delivery, quality workmanship, and client satisfaction What We're Looking For 10+ years of hydroelectric generator experience (supervisory or site leadership) 5+ years hands‐on mechanical installation experience (shaft lines, turbines, generators, windings) Degree in Engineering or Construction Management (preferred) Strong experience with: Precision mechanical measurements & tools Heavy industrial / hydro equipment Excellent communication, leadership, and problem‐solving skills Comfortable working in field‐based, physically demanding environments Mechanical precision tools & measurements Reading drawings, manuals, and technical specifications Physical work including climbing, lifting (up to 35 lbs), and uneven terrain Sick Pay: 1 hour per 40 hours worked (≈ 6.5 days/year) Why This Role? Lead a high‐visibility hydro project from the ground up True ownership of generator execution, not just oversight Work with experienced teams on complex, large‐scale equipment Long‐term project stability starting January 2025 If you're a hydro professional who thrives in site leadership, generator assembly, and hands‐on execution, apply here or message me directly to discuss details.
Seniority level: Mid‐Senior level Employment type: Contract Job function: Engineering, Project Management, and Manufacturing Industries: Services for Renewable Energy, Electric Power Generation, and Utilities

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