Senior Electrical Project Manager - Renewable Energy (Remote)

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Experience: 7+ years

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Management or Engineering
Advanced knowledge of electrical construction principles/practices
7+ years of experience in managing electrical construction projects
Experience dealing with subcontracts and subcontractors
Experience leading successful project teams and developing employees
Excellent organizational and team management skills
Strong problem-solving and motivational skills
Ability to travel 100% nationwide

Responsibilities

Lead and coordinate electrical scopes for large-scale renewable energy projects
Manage project teams, ensuring safety and financial performance
Foster strong relationships with subcontractors and stakeholders
Oversee project quality and lead efforts to develop site logistics and bidding strategies
Assist in developing project chart of accounts, site logistics plan, and bidding projects
Maintain understanding of the contract and develop detailed project contract status reports
Oversee pay request processes and job cost reports
Ensure project quality and implementation of safety, EEO, and Affirmative Action programs
Train and monitor project labor and staff progress
Review and approve material, equipment, and system needs
Develop, schedule, and lead project close-out processes
Maintain effective relationships with vendors, subcontractors, and owners

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