Commercial Solar Project Manager

• Review preliminary design of commercial solar facilities, as necessary;
  
• Coordinate design and construction details with designers and engineers;
  
• Verify conformance of design with state electrical code;
  
• Identify key equipment procurement needs that will impact project delivery timelines;
  
• Manage permitting and interconnection activities related to individual commercial PV projects;
  
• Identify subcontractor requirements and coordinate subcontracting activities;
  
• Collaborate with the Warehouse and Procurement Specialist to procure equipment and coordinate delivery of equipment to the construction site;
  
• Develop safety plan and ensure conformance of construction activities with company safety policies;
  
• Develop and maintain communication plan with commercial client representative(s);
  
• Supervise construction of commercial solar photovoltaic facilities;
  
• Ensure compliance of construction activities with company quality standards;
  
• Maintain appropriate communication with permitting, interconnection, and inspection bodies;
  
• Evaluate and manage project labor and equipment budgets;
  
• Report significant discrepancies between the estimated project labor and equipment budgets and actual expenditures;
  
• Commission the facility, including coordinating final testing and inspections;
  
• Coordinate monitoring and communication details with client representative(s);
  
• Identify resources, including training, tools, and equipment, necessary for successful implementation of commercial projects;
  
• Provide constructive feedback to installation staff to support continual professional growth; and
  
• Demonstrate company leadership through implementation of company’s core ethics.
  

Requirements

• Demonstrated experience as an effective leader and manager;
  
• NABCEP PV Installation Professional Certification or the ability to obtain this Certification within 6 months of hire;
  
• Minimum of three (3) years of experience installing grid-interactive solar photovoltaic facilities;
  
• Journeyperson Electrician license (Master Electrician license preferred);
  
• Strong oral and written communication skills;
• Demonstrated commitment to quality; and
  
• Two-year degree in a related field (Four-year degree preferred).
  

Benefits

• Paid time off;
  
• Holidays;
  
• Health insurance;
  
• Dental insurance;
  
• Vision insurance;
  
• Paid volunteer time;
  
• Healthy Food initiative;
  
• Winter Recreation incentive;
  
• Equipment discounts;
  
• Performance bonuses; and
  
• Ownership opportunities.