Construction Supervisor

JOB DESCRIPTION
Manages the entire project lifecycle from project definition through implementation. Accountable for meeting agreed upon scope, cost, schedule and quality measures. Develops project plan and drives project milestones. Establishes effective communication plan with project team and key stakeholders. Provides day-to-day direction to project resources and ensures the project teams are provided the resources and support that enable the teams to reach their defined objectives. Ensures effective change management occurs throughout the course of the project. Responsible for preparation of documentation and status reports. Role requires excellent oral and written communications, interpersonal, negotiation, project planning, judgment, leadership, decision-making, analysis and problem-solving skills. Knowledge of construction project best practices.

What are the top 3-5 skills and qualifications (technology/application/software, etc.) required? The top skills and qualifications required for the Construction Supervisor II position include a strong foundation in high voltage electrical systems, with five to seven years of hands-on experience being essential. While a formal degree is not required, candidates with commensurate field experience-particularly those who have completed an apprenticeship or hold a journeyman electrician license-are highly preferred. Commissioning experience, especially in solar or wind energy projects, is considered an asset, though not mandatory.
Familiarity with the hazards associated with high voltage environments is critical, as the role involves
working in potentially dangerous field conditions. Additionally, a valid driver's license is required, as the
position includes travel between field sites using company-provided vehicles. Overall, the ideal candidate is someone with a solid, consistent work history, practical field expertise, and a readiness to commit to the full duration of the project, which is expected to span three to five years.