Project Manager

Project Manager

The Project Manager is responsible for leading projects from late-stage development through Engineering-Procurement-Construction (EPC) contracting and construction, to completion and hand-off to Asset Operations Management. Responsible for managing multiple projects at a time and accountable for meeting project milestones and maintaining accurate project schedules and budgets.

The Project Manager will be responsible for maintaining a high degree of ownership and accountability while managing internal and external project stakeholders.

Oversee and manage all aspects of the project construction process, including contractor safety, budgets, and schedules.

Collaborate with project Development and Engineering on local, state, and federal permitting efforts to prepare the project for contracting and construction.

Work with Supply Chain in support of procurement efforts for long lead and owner-furnished equipment.

Be the commercial lead for the project from RFP through substantial completion which includes participation in engineering site optimization discussions, reviewing CapEx and production data to ensure final design will meet the internal and interconnect requirements.

Effectively communicate and collaborate with project stakeholders, including contractors, suppliers, permitting entities, lenders, tax equity investors, landowners, and other relevant parties to realize project value.

Coordinate or lead the remaining permitting processes and interface with regulatory authorities as necessary to secure remaining necessary permits and approvals.

Conduct routine site visits to monitor progress and ensure safety and quality standards are being met.

Prepare regular progress reports, including project status updates, financial summaries, and risk assessments to both internal and external stakeholders to include PPA reporting and Lender reporting.

Assure rigorous quality assurance measures to ensure that project deliverables meet the specifications and address any quality issues that may arise.

Identify and assess project risks and develop strategies to mitigate them effectively.

Prepare the project for a smooth hand-over to Asset Operations, ensuring all necessary documentation, reports, and data are provided.