General Construction Transmission, Supervisor (Central Coast)

Pacific Gas And Electric Company•Oakland, CA

4d•$132,000 - $226,000•Onsite

About The Position

Leads teams responsible for maintaining and building transmission lines or substations across the service territory. The supervisor helps provide safe, reliable electric service while ensuring compliance with California Public Utility Commission General Orders, safety regulations, and other regulatory requirements. The role implements best safety practices and holds employees accountable for following established practices. The supervisor oversees construction work, monitors project progress and quality, manages staff, and coordinates with internal and external partners. The position may involve regular travel throughout the service territory and may require on-call availability or unusual hours during emergencies.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Seven years of related experience.
Regular travel throughout the service territory for T300 Supervisors.
May need to be on call or work unusual hours during emergency situations.

Nice To Haves

Leadership experience.

Responsibilities

May oversee awarded contract construction activities to ensure compliance with PG&E, state, and federal agency regulations.
Make and respond to complex field decisions using technical knowledge and experience while considering cost, risk, safety, quality, and customer impact; adjust work plans and project estimates as needed.
Ensure construction work is completed on time, within budget, and to quality expectations while monitoring compliance with standards and specifications.
Monitor and analyze ongoing projects and work efforts; review work practices for operational efficiencies and deficiencies, provide feedback, and recommend improvements.
Develop and execute action plans to address process deficiencies or employee skill and knowledge gaps, and track progress.
Develop and maintain work relationships, regional contacts, and internal networks; interact with local government and foster relationships for permit acquisition.
Complete and maintain work documentation and reporting, and monitor crew productivity to use resources effectively.
Meet customer needs and expectations and provide clear, professional, proactive communication with transmission and distribution partners while ensuring regulatory compliance and safety.
Manage staff and teams through recruitment and selection, training and development, performance management, and rewards and recognition.
Ensure a close-out plan is developed to complete construction activities promptly.
Facilitate or lead weekly team meetings and tailboards, and conduct training as needed.
Take action on Notices of Violation and Notices to Comply and ensure compliance with regulatory agency requirements, including those of the California Public Utility Commission, Cal OSHA, and the Environmental Protection Agency.
Visit work sites regularly to monitor progress.
Prepare proactively for emergencies, support company efforts during emergencies, communicate deficiencies in emergency response or preparedness, and resolve issues efficiently using appropriate resources.
Participate in upfront planning, including walkdowns, design reviews, and constructability reviews, to reduce construction costs and increase safety.