Site Manager, Energy and Infrastructure Projects (US Site locations))

Linxon•Raleigh, NC

88d•$82,200 - $157,600•Onsite

About The Position

Built on more than a century of innovation and decades of substation expertise, Linxon blends AtkinsRéalis’ project management strength with Hitachi Energy’s technological leadership. Together, we deliver high‑performing EPC solutions that strengthen the power grid. We support community growth and industrial development by providing end‑to‑end engineering, procurement, management, and construction services for complex AC substation and electrification projects across five core markets. We believe in the value of every client’s investment and take pride in tackling challenging, high‑risk projects. With deep expertise and continuous development, our teams operate with the precision, resilience, and mission‑focus needed to deliver crucial infrastructure—often described as the “special forces” of our industry.

Requirements

Hold a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field — or bring equivalent hands‑on project experience.
10–15 years of experience managing high‑voltage substation construction projects from site preparation through energization.
Skilled in interpreting electrical schematics, one‑line diagrams, civil/structural drawings, and substation equipment layouts.
Familiar with NEC, NFPA, and industry standards governing high‑voltage construction and electrical safety.
Use construction scheduling tools and cost‑management systems to maintain control of project timelines and budgets.
Lead diverse crews, subcontractors, and field personnel with clarity, accountability, and a focus on results.
Communicate effectively with clients, engineers, project managers, and stakeholders at all levels.
Excel at analyzing issues, solving problems proactively, and keeping project teams aligned and moving forward.

Responsibilities

Lead construction of new and upgraded high‑voltage substations from site mobilization through commissioning and energization.
Oversee contractor construction and maintenance activities in accordance with project documents, engineering standards, utility requirements, and industry best practices.
Develop, maintain, and manage detailed construction schedules; track milestones and proactively identify and mitigate potential delays.
Coordinate material logistics, including procurement status, inventory management, and delivery to job sites to support uninterrupted construction.
Enforce OSHA regulations, utility safety policies, and environmental requirements, ensuring a safe working environment on active high‑voltage job sites.
Identify, assess, and mitigate job‑site hazards; ensure safe work practices around energized electrical equipment.
Review engineering designs, drawings, and construction documents to validate constructability, quality, and schedule alignment.
Perform routine field inspections, maintain QA/QC documentation, and verify contractor workmanship and material compliance.
Ensure all construction activities comply with NEC, NESC, utility standards, and project specifications.
Serve as the primary on‑site point of contact for clients, engineers, EPC partners, vendors, and local authorities.
Lead construction and coordination meetings; communicate safety concerns, schedule impacts, design deviations, and material issues.
Collaborate with project managers, engineering teams, and safety leadership to support efficient and coordinated project execution.
Supervise and guide field crews and subcontractors, providing direction, coaching, performance feedback, and conflict resolution.
Proactively identify and resolve construction challenges that impact safety, schedule, cost, or quality.