Field Construction Manager (Orange, CT)

LaBella Associates•Orange, CT

2d•Onsite

About The Position

LaBella’s Program Management Division is seeking a Field Construction Manager in Orange, Connecticut, to conduct direct and indirect inspections of electric utility construction projects and meet client needs. The role oversees contractor construction activities on behalf of the Owner to ensure compliance with plans and specifications, safety and environmental regulations, and company requirements. The Field Construction Manager coordinates onsite work with Company operations and other projects, and manages onsite documentation and communications in support of the Construction Manager, Project Manager, and/or Owner. The role also coordinates material delivery, develops and maintains as-built documentation, monitors schedules, and prepares daily, weekly, and monthly reports. The Field Construction Manager must be onsite whenever work of any nature is being performed and should be willing to learn and adapt to changing industry environments. The stated salary range is $70,000–$100,000; the specific offer may depend on factors including relevant experience, education, and work location.

Requirements

At least 4 years of electric transmission, distribution, or substation experience.
Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions.
Computer skills in Word, Excel, and Outlook.
Working knowledge of the electric utility industry.
Willingness to travel.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a construction-related field.
OSHA 10 or 30 certification.

Responsibilities

Work closely with the Project Manager on day-to-day operations.
Ensure contractors meet their obligations and adhere to design plans, change orders, RFIs, MOC, and related requirements.
Document contractors’ day-to-day activities.
Demonstrate leadership in health, safety, and environmental protection on the project.
Apply the project-specific safety program to promote compliance with health and safety standards, applicable regulations, and codes among employees and subcontractors.
Keep written records, photographs, and other onsite documentation sufficient to meet client standards.
Ensure installation complies with utility Construction Standards, O/M Manual, federal and state law, and industry best practices.
Conduct direct and indirect inspections of electric utility construction projects.
Oversee contractor construction activities on behalf of the Owner and coordinate onsite work with Company operations and other projects.
Coordinate and manage onsite work documentation and communications in support of the Construction Manager, Project Manager, and/or Owner.
Coordinate material delivery and develop and maintain as-built documentation.
Be onsite whenever work is being performed, monitor the schedule, and prepare daily, weekly, and monthly reports.