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Construction Manager

Posted 3 days ago

clean power staffingSavannah (GA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Position Overview: We are seeking an experienced Construction Manager to oversee day-to-day construction activities on a utility-scale solar project. The Superintendent will be responsible for managing field operations, subcontractors, crews, safety, schedule, and quality to ensure the project is completed safely and efficiently.
Key Responsibilities: Manage daily onsite construction activities and field operations. Supervise subcontractors, foremen, and craft labor. Coordinate civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical construction activities. Ensure work is completed according to project plans, specifications, schedule, and quality standards. Monitor manpower, productivity, materials, equipment, and site logistics. Conduct daily coordination meetings and provide progress updates to project leadership. Identify and resolve field issues, conflicts, and schedule impacts. Partner closely with the Project Manager, Safety, Quality, and Engineering teams. Enforce all site safety policies and maintain a strong safety culture.
Qualifications: 5+ years of construction experience, with utility-scale solar experience strongly preferred. Previous experience as a Superintendent, General Superintendent, or similar field leadership role. Strong understanding of solar construction processes and sequencing. Ability to manage multiple subcontractors and large field crews. Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills. OSHA 30 preferred. Ability to work onsite and travel as required.

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