Job Description Summary

The Site Manager, who reports to the construction manager, will be responsible for the on-site execution of hydraulic turbine and alternator projects. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, EHS planning, execution strategy, scheduling, cost tracking and site resource planning. In this role, you will work within defined parameters to make decisions, apply concepts to problems of varying complexity, and resolve issues through immediate action and/or short-term planning.

This role will be On-Site in the Niagara by the Lake Area.

Job Description

Responsibilities

• Development and compliance with the OneGE safety shutdown plan;

• Scope management by planning, organizing and supervising the field team; Interact closely with the project planner in the development and maintenance of resource-heavy schedules;
• Manage incurred and anticipated costs;
• Work with a multi-functional project team and understand all deliverables that could affect field execution;
• Prepare the project site before mobilizing the team on the ground (i.e. infrastructure, tools, etc.);
• Actively participate in the design processes, the development of new lessons learned and the feedback process;
• Manage site documentation (quality, EHS, daily reports, timekeeping, expense reports, etc.);
• Actively participate in defining special tooling requirements with the Methods and Special Tooling team;
• Promote margin improvement opportunities, cost optimization initiatives and scope expansion opportunities;
• Contribute to the training program, as needed; Travel approximately 70-100% of the time, as needed.

• University degree (B.A.Sc. or M.A.SC.) in a technical or management field (or equivalent experience);
• Experience in construction site management;
• Experience in the field of electricity production;
• Experience in cost control; Experience with technical concepts (including hydroelectric machines, turbines, alternators, etc.);
• Excellent leadership skills;
• Strong EHS culture;
• Bilingual (English and French);
• Valid driving license;
• You must agree to undergo pre-employment screening, including but not limited to a reference and background check; You must have the right to work without restriction in Canada

• 5+ years of experience on hydro mechanical equipment and field execution.
• Experience in project management.