Solar Site Superintendent Mechanical Foreman

Skills

About the Role

You will lead mechanical construction activities, coordinate labor and resources, manage production plans and costs, mentor field supervision, and serve as a customer contact. You will deploy automated equipment, provide construction feedback, document operational learnings, and enforce safety and quality requirements.

Requirements

• Lead mechanical construction on utility-scale solar EPC projects
• Supervise large multi-crew field operations, craft workers, and subcontractors
• Understand tools, heavy equipment, and safe application on solar construction sites
• Read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, and contract documents
• Understand job-costing principles and track cost performance
• Know applicable construction codes and safety regulations
• Communicate with owners, clients, engineers, and field personnel
• Hold a valid driver’s license with an acceptable motor vehicle record
• Relocate to project sites as needed
• Travel up to 80–90% during deployments

Responsibilities

• Lead foremen and craft labor for mechanical construction scopes
• Plan and coordinate labor, materials, equipment, and subcontractor resources
• Maintain crew matrices, equipment plans, and production schedules
• Reconcile production actuals against work plans and budgets
• Mentor and coach field supervision
• Serve as acting project leader and primary customer contact
• Deploy automated installation equipment with robotics engineers and field application teams
• Provide construction feasibility feedback for equipment design and deployment
• Document operational learnings, performance data, and process improvements
• Enforce company, EPC, and OSHA safety regulations
• Manage employee safety training
• Ensure construction activities conform to the project Quality Plan

Benefits

• Equity
• Bonus