Travelling Superintendent PER DIEM

Site Superintendent – Solar Construction

The Site Superintendent oversees day-to-day field operations for utility-scale solar construction projects, ensuring safe, high-quality, and on-schedule delivery within budget. This role requires a well-organized, experienced construction professional who provides on-site leadership, coordinates subcontractors and materials, and drives quality control on solar farms in locations such as Pittsville and Woodstock, MD.

Responsibilities:

• Lead daily on-site activities for solar farm construction, maintaining a consistent presence on the job site.
• Attend site walks and pre-construction planning meetings with construction management, project management, and engineering teams as required.
• Manage and maintain the construction schedule, providing daily updates and documentation through Procore and other reporting tools to construction and project managers.
• Monitor and communicate project-related safety, quality, and subcontractor performance to the construction manager.
• Set clear goals for all subcontractors in coordination with the construction manager and motivate teams to stay on task and meet milestones.
• Attend all First Article Inspections (FAI) and lead these inspections when the construction manager is not available.
• Perform QA/QC inspections in coordination with quality management, maintaining an up-to-date daily inspection log through all phases of the project.
• Conduct Stormwater Pollution Prevention (SWPPP) inspections as required and promptly report any deficiencies to construction and project managers.
• Participate in weekly subcontractor calls and other coordination meetings as requested.
• Coordinate delivery of materials and equipment to optimize job efficiency and minimize downtime.
• Inspect all delivered equipment, collect and upload related documentation, and report any deficiencies or missing components to the construction manager.
• Coordinate with subcontractors daily and initiate requests for information (RFIs) through the construction manager when clarification is needed.
• Contribute feedback and creative problem-solving ideas to project team members to improve processes and resolve field issues.
• Adhere to established safety standards and installation best practices throughout the project.
• Take responsibility for the safety of all crew members, proactively addressing unsafe conditions and enforcing safety compliance when necessary.
• Identify and address non-compliance with safety or quality standards, including disciplining crew members when required.
• Travel to sites outside the primary territory as needed to support other projects.
• Inspect and verify quality of mechanical, civil, and electrical installations for solar arrays, ensuring compliance with drawings, specifications, and codes.
• Use scheduling software and project tools to plan, organize, and track work progress and resource allocation.
• Recognize and help resolve potential labor or industrial relations issues in coordination with leadership.
• Manage conflicts on site by facilitating communication and guiding parties toward constructive resolution.
• Assess and manage project risks, escalating issues when necessary to protect schedule, budget, and safety.
• Maintain organized records of inspections, reports, RFIs, and other project documentation.
• Perform other duties as assigned to support successful project completion.

Essential

Skills:

• Minimum 3+ years of experience as a solar superintendent or in construction supervision, preferably on utility-scale or large solar projects.
• Minimum 3+ years of electrical or mechanical background in construction environments.
• 3+ years' experience as a site superintendent or equivalent role in the solar industry.
• Experience with mechanical, civil, and electrical aspects of solar array installation.
• Strong knowledge of construction practices across civil, mechanical, and electrical disciplines.
• Attention to detail and ability to assess quality of installations and workmanship.
• Experience with electrical construction and electrical components, including familiarity with NEC principles.
• Ability to inspect key elements of the project and identify deficiencies or non-conformance.
• Strong organizational and time management skills with the ability to prioritize, organize, and schedule work effectively.
• Construction safety awareness and comprehension, including practical application in the field.
• OSHA 10 certification (required; support available to obtain or renew if needed).
• Proficiency with computers and laptops and the ability to learn new software platforms such as Procore and scheduling tools.
• Working knowledge of MS Word and Excel.
• Strong technology background, comfortable using digital tools for reporting and communication.
• Ability to read and understand construction drawings, specifications, and contract exhibits.
• Good verbal and written communication skills.
• Disciplined, self-motivated work style with the ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Ability to influence others to follow company policies,…