Electric utility construction site coordinators work on-site to observe, report, and coordinate construction activities within electrical substations, transmission lines, and distribution systems. The role provides field oversight of electrical contractors working on above- and below-grade electric transmission and distribution facilities, as well as civil contractors supporting electrical contractors. Work includes construction and modification of facilities in substations and overhead facilities in private and public rights-of-way. Work may take place anywhere FirstEnergy transmits or supplies energy to customers in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, or Maryland. The position combines field oversight with electronic administrative work. Administrative tasks include tracking contractor labor and equipment, reviewing invoices and change orders, preparing detailed daily reports, tracking and taking inventory of materials, preparing and reviewing switching orders, and other coordination tasks. Work routinely involves 8- to 10-hour days, five to six days per week; long-distance travel to and from work is often involved. Use of a company vehicle is required, subject to company vehicle policies. Fire-retardant clothing and personal protective equipment are required and provided. The role requires working outdoors on varied terrain and involves walking, bending, and standing throughout the workday. The position requires a background check and successful completion of training.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED