Project Site Manager

Aggreko•Tampa, FL

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Project Site Manager leads the on-site execution of complex, high-value projects and is responsible for their safe, timely, and cost-effective delivery. The role oversees load-in, installation, commissioning, and demobilization, ensuring compliance with Aggreko standards, client requirements, and regulatory obligations. The position is based in the US and requires travel 40–60% of the time to locations throughout North America, across varying industries and environments.

Requirements

At least 5 years of significant project experience managing field-related projects in one or more of these sectors: utility, petrochemical/refining, building construction, or services.
Experience managing EPC, EPCM, or similar integrated project teams.
Strong focus on HSE and safety leadership.
Strong organizational and communication skills to lead multidisciplinary and multicultural teams and align project objectives among stakeholder groups.
Ability to read and interpret one-line diagrams, P&IDs, and process design packages.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of HVAC/R and electrical power generation, transmission, or distribution.
PMP, CM-Lean, or similar project management certification.
Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or a similar field.
Experience with temporary power systems, modular infrastructure, or energy transition technologies.
Familiarity with Aggreko’s equipment and service offerings.

Responsibilities

Manage a wide range of complex projects using established processes, tools, and formal project management principles.
Work with internal engineering and other teams to facilitate estimates, drawings, and related materials for customer quotes.
Plan, organize, and direct installation, commissioning, maintenance, and demobilization activities, including pre-job planning, parts lists, and project drawings.
Track projects against schedules, budgets, and phase-review objectives.
Report project status regularly to management and customers, and to executive staff as needed.
Travel 40–60% of the time to locations across North America in varying industries and environments.
Lead by example on health, safety, and environment (HSE), promote a safe working environment, and hold others accountable for working safely.