Construction Project Field Manager, II

What You Can Expect

The Construction Project Field Manager (PFM) is responsible for providing quality assurance and safety oversight of the activities and installation of the construction of utility scale projects by the EPC/BOP contractor, Its subcontractor, and supplier. The PFM will comply with ENGIE Delivery Standard Operating Procedures throughout the progress of construction activities and supervise the Field Observers on the ENGIE site team. The PFM will be accountable to the Project Manager for assigned grid scale project(s).

• Every day in this role you will represent ENGIE as overall monitoring project site manager reporting to the Project Manager for project related issues, concerns, and achievements
• Direct and coordinate activities of assigned field Observers
• Train and mentor teams members on key activities including but not limited to contractor monitoring, inspections, observations, reporting, and safety management
• Provide input to Project Manager(s) and Construction Management Advisor on selection and evaluation of ENGIE site team members
• Direct and coordinate activities of assigned field Observers
• Work collaboratively with owner’s project manager to oversee and coordinate contractor scopes of work
• Perform daily site walks/drives for overall progress, safety, and quality verification. Perform joint safety and quality inspections with the EPC and supplier counterparts
• Attend preconstruction meetings with all involved construction entities as required
• Attend weekly progress meetings to be held by EPC contractor as well as owner’s internal stake holders to include but not limited to safety and quality roundtable discussions with other project sites
• Attend monthly progress meetings to be held by EPC contractor as well as owner’s internal stakeholders
• Perform constructability reviews of projects in early design phase
• Input and review during the design process through IFC
• Review designs, construction sequence plans, and proposed schedule for each phase of construction
• Complete daily, weekly, monthly progress reports and submit to stake holders
• Ensure construction work complies with all applicable plans, specifications, building codes and other legal or regulatory requirements
• Collect, verify, and report on completeness of required safety process documentation from each contractor on site, review any unsatisfactory results and provide reporting for entire project through designated channels
• Manage relationships with owner’s clients and stakeholders
• Represent ENGIE as facilitator for resolution of project conflicts such as construction problems, scheduling delays, logistical conflicts, and construction methods
• Work directly with project managers, EPC contractor, other contractors, module and MPT suppliers, engineers, vendors, and others as required
• Coordinate and lead weekly progress meetings with contractors, engineers, and key stake holders
• Complete daily logs, construction reports, safety inspections, and various construction inspections
• Complete a review of all job books submitted to validate all deliverable items are included, including all pertinent testing results
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