The Assistant Site Manager is responsible for overseeing the installation and commissioning of equipment on site to ensure it meets specifications and client needs. They also manage commissioning data, coordinate startup reports, and lead on-site meetings in the absence of the Site Commissioning Manager.
Manage the daily activities of the quality control program and conduct jobsite inspections to ensure compliance with contract documents. Coordinate testing, maintain quality logs, and train team members on the use of the quality control database.
The Site Safety Engineer is responsible for enforcing OSHA and company safety regulations across project sites. They conduct daily safety meetings, perform site-specific training, and investigate incidents to ensure a safe working environment.
United States$100K - $150K per year5-10 yrs expOthers
The Energy Marshal is responsible for overseeing energy isolation programs, conducting safety audits, and managing pre-energization inspections on project sites. They coordinate with commissioning and quality control teams to ensure all electrical testing and safety protocols are strictly followed.
The intern will perform field safety walks and oversee the safety and health of personnel on construction jobsites. They will also assist team members with departmental assignments and provide corrective action recommendations.