Site Construction Manager, Gen‑Tie and Utility‑Scale Electrical

Build the grid of tomorrow—one route, one site, one safe shift at a time

Role snapshot

• Location path: Start in Oklahoma; support projects across multiple states.
• Travel: Regular travel with per diem at the GSA rate.
• Reporting line: Direct to the Site Superintendent.
• Focus: On‑site construction oversight + pre‑construction routing for energy infrastructure (including gen‑tie corridors).

What you’ll do

• Represent the company on site, overseeing third‑party contractors and vendors.
• Drive compliance with OSHA, electrical, LOTO, and corporate construction standards.
• Manage installation activities: conduit, cable installation, testing, splicing, underground locate, foundations, and allied electrical work.
• Maintain a visible safety presence to safeguard personnel and equipment.
• Produce daily reports: logs, photos, issue tracking, and leadership updates.
• Review plant design criteria, drawings, specifications, and contract documents.
• Advance route development for utility‑scale infrastructure and gen‑tie alignment.
• Complete field visits to validate routing assumptions and confirm pre‑construction readiness.
• Apply value‑engineering to optimize routing against cost, permitting, environmental constraints, and construction feasibility.
• Partner with Engineering, Environmental Services, Legal, Development, and Land to assess routing risks and tradeoffs.
• Use Unifier and planning tools to support early‑stage estimating and planning; review backlogs to inform priorities.
• Maintain precise documentation, daily records, and field files.
• Verify contractor performance against project specifications and quality standards.
• Support change‑management and continuous improvement within estimating and pre‑construction.

Qualifications

• 6–10 years in construction, energy, utility, or infrastructure projects.
• Proven field management or electrical construction oversight experience.
• Strong grasp of routing criteria, value engineering, and permitting‑related factors.
• Ability to interpret engineering drawings, route maps, specifications, and construction documents.
• Knowledge of LOTO and OSHA standards; robust field safety practices.
• 5+ years reviewing contracts or technical requirements for construction work.
• Military electrical/engineering experience (e.g., Navy) is a plus.
• Ability to travel across the U.S. for extended assignments.

Safety first

If you are as committed to your success as we are committed to your safety, then this is the position for you! For us, our guiding principle has always been and will continue to be the safety of our people. It's that simple!

Why WECTEC Staffing Services?

• Customer‑focused staffing—from high‑volume solutions to niche experts.
• Global reach with contracts across five+ countries.
• Competitive pay: estimated $45–$50/hr based on experience, qualifications, and skills.
• Benefits for most positions: Comprehensive Health and Income Protection, 401(k) Savings Plan, and Paid Vacations for qualifying roles.
• GSA‑rate per diem while traveling.

Ready to take the next step?

Learn more at www.wectecstaffing.com, apply at careers.westinghousenuclear.com, and connect with us on LinkedIn.

Equal Opportunity Employer including Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities