Site Manager

Salary: $120,000-$160,000 + Relocation + Benefits + Bonus

Skills: Field Installation Leadership, Site Safety, Construction Coordination, Change Management, Stakeholder Engagement

Join a dynamic organization in the construction industry, recognized for delivering complex, high-impact automation and installation projects across industrial, energy, and mission-critical markets. This is an exceptional opportunity to lead field execution for significant installation endeavors, driving safety, schedule performance, and quality outcomes on-site. As a Site Manager, you will serve as the senior field leader, interfacing with project managers, contractors, and stakeholders to ensure the successful delivery of intricate construction initiatives in a collaborative and safety-first environment.

• Lead day-to-day on-site installation activities, ensuring execution aligns with company standards and customer requirements.
• Promote and enforce a safety-first culture, overseeing compliance with all site safety protocols.
• Coordinate and supervise field quality practices, including inspections, punch list management, and corrective actions.
• Monitor installation schedules, proactively mitigating risks and coordinating daily/weekly site meetings.
• Serve as the primary site liaison, partnering with customers, general contractors, and third-party trades to manage stakeholder relationships and resolve issues.
• Maintain strict version control over installation drawings and documentation, ensuring field teams utilize current revisions.
• Identify and document field-driven scope changes, supporting change order development and commercial outcomes.
• Mentor and coach field leads, championing continuous improvement and standardization of field practices.

• Proven experience leading or coordinating field installation on industrial, electrical, or construction projects.
• Expertise in site safety management and the promotion of a safety-driven culture.
• Strong background in installation practices, jobsite coordination, and managing multi-trade environments.
• Demonstrated ability to drive schedule adherence, risk mitigation, and field execution discipline.
• Excellent documentation skills, including daily logs, progress tracking, and change management processes (RFIs, redlines, as-builts).
• Comfort interfacing with clients, general contractors, and subcontractors in complex site settings.

• Data center or large electrical project experience.
• Certifications such as OSHA-10/30, NCCER, or trade-specific licensing.
• Experience in automation, industrial controls, or energy-related construction projects.
• Familiarity with digital tools for schedule/progress tracking (e.g., Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, document repositories).
• Background coordinating third-party electrical contractors or working under GC-controlled sites.
• Exposure to mentoring and developing site managers or field leads.