Solar Project Manager
Solar Project Manager
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Lead diligence and preconstruction
- Manage planning from initial site evaluation through mobilization, including feasibility assessments, constructability reviews, and diligence visits.
- Coordinate surveys, geotechnical investigations, site access, and third-party engineering services.
- Establish project scopes, budgets, schedules, risk registers, and execution plans with internal teams and external partners.
- Manage construction and contractor performance
- Oversee multiple solar projects at different stages of development and construction.
- Lead EPC and subcontractor qualification, selection, and coordination.
- Conduct site visits to monitor progress, quality, safety, and compliance with company technical specifications.
- Maintain oversight of applicable Prevailing Wage and Apprenticeship requirements, environmental requirements, and site safety standards.
- Own budgets, contracts, and schedules
- Develop detailed capital expenditure budgets, cash flow forecasts, and construction schedules.
- Manage requests for proposals, compare bids, identify scope gaps, and drive value engineering.
- Prepare project-specific scopes of work and EPC contract exhibits; lead technical and commercial negotiations in coordination with leadership and legal counsel.
- Manage contracts, evaluate change orders, track costs, and address risks to budget and schedule.
- Use Critical Path Method and look-ahead planning to coordinate sequencing, logistics, mobilization, and major material deliveries.
- Coordinate engineering, permitting, and interconnection
- Work with internal and external engineers to incorporate constructability and cost efficiency into project designs.
- Engage civil engineers to develop permit matrices and oversee permitting activities carried out by EPC partners and subcontractors.
- Support utility upgrade coordination, interconnection activities, and witness test scheduling.
- Keep stakeholders informed and documentation current
- Lead internal project team meetings and external contractor calls.
- Provide clear updates on progress, costs, risks, and decisions to senior leadership and development partners.
- Maintain project records, including drawings, submittals, RFIs, change orders, meeting minutes, and deficiency logs.
- Keep SharePoint, Procore, ERP, and CRM records accurate and support Structured Finance documentation requests.
- Deliver quality projects and a smooth handover
- Develop and manage quality control plans and oversee commissioning, punch-list completion, and warranty follow-ups.
- Prepare closeout packages, including operations and maintenance manuals, and coordinate handover to asset management.
- Improve diligence and construction workflows, standard operating procedures, and stage-gate processes.
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