Assistant Field PM 295

Field Construction Manager (FCM)The Field Construction Manager (FCM), under the guidance of the Project Manager and Construction Manager, coordinates, manages, and supervises all construction and on-site electromechanical tasks, as well as civil work. The FCM is responsible for:Coordinating the schedule with the Project Manager and Construction Manager to ensure required site progress.Managing the mobilization and demobilization of resources in a timely manner.Implementing corrective measures to ensure compliance with Client’s policies and procedures regarding safety, quality, schedule, and cost.Key Responsibilities ​​ Provide proactive field support to resolve problems.Open/close daily work notifications; inspect substation/ROW perimeter.Report weekly/monthly; document site meetings.Monitor schedule and attend contractor meetings.Maintain onsite H&S, Environment, and Quality project binder.Organize and document project progress.Prepare Final File; review contractor invoices and schedules.Conduct weekly project progress meetings; request two-week look ahead schedule.Be onsite during work; observe contractor activities.Notify PM of issues or public complaints.Coordinate material delivery; inspect construction materials.Ensure workmanship conforms to specifications and schedules.Resolve construction problems with engineering personnel, inspectors, contractors, and suppliers.Minimize change orders; review and recommend on change orders/notices.Enhance project constructability considering schedule, cost, and quality.Attend E-STAR/CONVEX training; initiate transmission outage requests.Maintain project change order and correspondence log.Communicate continuously with PM; coordinate with local/state municipalities.Adhere to company policies and regulatory requirements.Safety: Review HASP from contractors; attend daily briefs.Provide Safety Orientation Checklist; ensure completion.Supervise daily safety activities; prepare weekly inspections.Report and investigate accidents/incidents; propose corrective actions.Environment: Review Environmental Management Plan; provide improvements.Include environmental tips in daily briefs; ensure checklist completion.Supervise daily environmental activities; prepare weekly inspections.Report and investigate environmental incidents; propose corrective actions.Quality: Review Inspection Test Plan from contractors; ensure onsite records are organized.Update IFC drawings; track contractor mark-ups.Control project documentation; ensure compliance with permits.Verify equipment testing and as-built data.Perform weekly audits and inspections; propose non-conformance actions.Review contractor material submittals; verify material receipts.Upload documents to Project Wise; propose lessons learned.Conduct pre/post energization inspections; reconcile materials at project end.Minimum Education & Experience Must have a BS/BA degree in an engineering discipline from an ABET (or equivalent) accredited college/university or 10 years’ experience in the following areas:Construction ManagementConstruction, maintenance and testing of electrical equipmentRelay protection and control systemsStart-up and commissioning of electrical equipment and systemsElectrical Field engineeringArc Flash safety trainingTroubleshooting of electrical equipment or systems.SCADA and communication systems Certifications: Background Check clearance to obtain a contractor badge per IUSA Contractor Background Check policy.Valid Driver’s License.First Aid/AEDOSHA 30 LI-Hybrid

Salary : $35 - $45