Site Manager- Data Center -Atlanta

Description

• Builds strong relationships onsite and represents Delta with professionalism
• Maintain professional communication and help build trust with GC teams and customer stakeholders.
• Make day-to-day decisions in the field to keep work moving; escalate larger changes or risks to the PM.
• Coordinate with the PM on any tool, equipment, or resource needs for the crew.
• Ensure all crew members follow site safety requirements and Delta safety standards.
• About 90% of work will be inside the data center; outdoor work is required during equipment deliveries.
• Prioritizes safety and quality on every project.
• Lead pre-commissioning and commissioning activities for CDU, IRHX, and 3PPS systems.
• Assist in developing site documentation processes as the department matures.
• Collaborate daily with Delta PMs, SMEs, and the Program Manager.
• Ensure all JHAs, PTPs, and other safety documentation are completed accurately.
• Takes ownership and keeps work moving without waiting for direction.
• Work directly with customers during issues or escalations alongside the PM.
• Manage jobsite inventory, consumables, and specialty commissioning tools.
• Provide daily updates to the Project Manager on progress, issues, and customer schedule alignment.
• Lead daily safety briefings and enforce PPE requirements.
• Support Delta-specific training for crew members so they understand the equipment and processes.
• Attend onsite coordination meetings and represent Delta professionally.
• Resolve onsite crew conflicts and coordinate subcontractor interface when needed.
• Oversee daily work of the onsite crew and keep operations running smoothly.

Requirements

• Communicates clearly—up, down, and across teams.
• Strong understanding of Microsoft Office products and Microsoft Teams.
• Comfortable in a start-up style environment where processes evolve.
• Valid driver’s license and ability to drive rental or company vehicles.
• Must be able to stand and walk for extended periods and lift up to 50 lbs.
• Proven ability to stay calm under pressure, communicate well, and lead crews effectively.
• OSHA 10 certification.
• 5–7 years of field experience in commissioning, mechanical/electrical installation, or a foreman-level role.

Benefits

• Travel typically occurs in weekly blocks.
• Monday–Friday schedule, with occasional weekend work during critical phases.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance