Field Construction Coordinator

Overview

Coordinate and supervise on-site construction activities for utility power projects.

Key Responsibilities

• data review
• permit compliance
• outage management
• environmental checks
• safety briefings
• documentation

Tasks

-Review and verify contractor test data, materials received, and permit compliance. -Ensure compliance with permit conditions and coordinate with regulatory inspectors. -Ensure adherence to the Maintenance and Protection of Traffic (M&PT) standards in public ROWs. -Lead weekly project meetings and verify contractor two-week lookahead schedules. -Ensure visitor orientations are complete, and escort protocols are followed. -Review contractor Health and Safety Plans (HASP). -Conduct daily environmental checks and provide weekly inspection reports. -Initiate and manage outage requests via E-STAR/CONVEX systems. -Support the resolution of construction discrepancies with engineering and contractor teams. -Review and update the Environmental Management Plan (EMP). -Monitor construction progress and coordinate schedules with project leadership. -Conduct safety briefings, daily site observations, and weekly inspections. -Track contractors redline mark-ups and confirm the latest IFC drawing revisions. -Recommend and monitor implementation of corrective/preventive actions (CAR/PAR). -Support SAP data tracking, ProjectWise documentation updates, and final as-built submittals. -Investigate and report all incidents, near misses, and violations. -Support project closeout through documentation finalization and material reconciliation. -Report and support investigation of environmental incidents. -Conduct pre/post-energization inspections and document quality findings. -Review contractor invoices and material deliveries for completeness and accuracy. -Maintain accurate daily logs, as-built drawings, and project documentation. -Observe on-site contractor activities; report field issues and public complaints to the PM.

Requirements

• utility construction
• ms office
• osha 30
• sap
• 5 years
• driver’s license

What You Bring

-Strong knowledge of utility construction practices for transmission, distribution, substations, and underground networks. -Proficient in MS Office (Excel, Word, Access, MS Project). -Ability to walk transmission ROWs and distribution lines in varied terrain. -Strong written and verbal communication skills across multidisciplinary teams. -OSHA 30-hour safety certification. -Availability for moderate to extensive travel and overnight stays within the service area. -Familiarity with utility materials, asset health evaluation, and inspection programs. -Experience with SAP preferred. -Background check clearance per IUSA Contractor policy. -Minimum 5 years of experience in utility field operations. -Valid driver’s license. -First Aid / AED certification. -Experience in contractor oversight and quality assessment.

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Benefits

-Exposure to industry-leading clients and partners. -Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package. -Employee Share Purchase Plan (ESPP). -Flexible work environment and opportunities for advancement.

About Ptag

-Founded with a vision to deliver innovative and impactful solutions for complex infrastructure projects. -Focused on providing tailored project management and engineering expertise across key industries. -Specializes in the energy, water resources, industrial, transport, and utilities sectors. -Has successfully completed a wide range of projects from renewable energy developments to critical infrastructure upgrades. -Known for its ability to manage large-scale projects with a focus on efficiency, quality, and safety. -Stands out with its multidisciplinary approach, bringing together expertise in both engineering and project management.

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Security Clearance

-background check clearance per iusa contractor policy.