Mechanical Construction Supervisor

Scatec; Girardot; Presencial; COP 60.000.000 - 90.000.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Scatec in Girardot, Colombia, seeks a Mechanical Construction Supervisor to lead on-site mechanical activities, monitor progress, and ensure quality, safety, and compliance across subcontractors.

You will review contractor documentation, plan pre-construction meetings, manage technical queries, and coordinate with engineers to deliver on schedule and within budget on renewable energy sites. Fluency in English and local language is required.

Formación

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Mechanical Engineering or related field.
• Minimum 5 years' experience in EPC environments and large-scale construction projects.
• Solid knowledge of mechanical construction practices and site execution.

Responsabilidades

• Supervise all mechanical construction activities on site and monitor progress.
• Review and approve construction documentation submitted by contractors.
• Plan and lead Pre-Construction Meetings with subcontractors.
• Monitor and evaluate contractors’ daily progress and identify risks.
• Coordinate inspection and quality control activities with SSO and Quality Inspectors.
• Provide technical support to engineers and manage NCRs and corrective actions.
• Participate in final inspections, testing, and project close-out activities.

Conocimientos

Leadership

Technical expertise

MS Office

English fluency

Educación

Mechanical Engineering degree

Descripción del empleo

Overview

Mechanical Construction Supervisor

Girardot

At Scatec, you get to work on something that matters. We develop, build, own, and operate renewable energy solutions that accelerate access to reliable and affordable clean energy. As part of a global and agile organisation, you will work with skilled colleagues across functions and geographies, take real ownership, and contribute to a company driven by the vision of improving our future. At the heart of everything we do is our belief that we bring the energy - the energy for change, connection, and growth. It shapes how we collaborate, innovate, and create impact together. If you are looking for a role where your contribution is visible, your development matters, and your work supports a more sustainable future, Scatec may be the right place for you.

Ready to make an impact?

Why this role matters

As a Mechanical Construction Supervisor, you will play an important role in supervising all mechanical activities at site, monitoring the physical progress of the works, and reporting status and deviations related to quality, time, cost, and HSSE. You will engage daily with the site managers of sub-suppliers. This is a role for someone who wants to combine technical expertise with leadership and purpose, learn in a fast-moving international business, and build experience in one of the world's most relevant industries.

What you’ll be doing

In this role, you will:

• Supervise all mechanical construction activities on site, monitoring physical progress and reporting deviations related to quality, schedule, cost, and HSSE. Act as the main point of contact with subcontractors’ site management teams and oversee the execution of mechanical works, including trackers and mounting structures, PV modules, fencing, tower erection, and HV/MV mechanical equipment installation.
• Review and approve construction documentation submitted by contractors, including Method Statements and work procedures, coordinating with the Engineering team when technical validation is required. Support Quality teams in the review of material specifications, component datasheets, and compliance requirements.
• Plan and lead Pre-Construction Meetings with subcontractors for mechanical activities, ensuring all technical, quality, safety, and execution requirements are aligned and formally agreed before work commencement.
• Monitor and evaluate contractors’ daily progress, working closely with the Planning team to assess completion forecasts, identify risks, and implement corrective or recovery actions when required. Support quantity surveillance activities for measurable contracts where applicable.
• Manage technical queries and construction-related issues by coordinating with suppliers, the Lead Engineer, and the Civil Engineer, ensuring works are executed using the latest approved drawings, specifications, and manuals. Verify that red-marked documentation is maintained, updated, and properly signed throughout construction.
• Coordinate inspection and quality control activities with SSO and Quality Inspectors, ensuring adequate site coverage for critical activities, audits, witness points, hold points, and compliance verifications.
• Provide technical support to the PTM, Lead Engineer, and Civil Engineer, contributing to technical assessments, investigations, due diligence reviews, design evaluations, and the resolution of site execution challenges. Support the management of NCRs by following up on the implementation and effectiveness of corrective actions.
• Participate in final inspections, testing, and project close-out activities, ensuring timely completion of punch lists and the collection, verification, and handover of final documentation, including red-marked drawings and as-built records.

Your work will support real decisions, real assets, and real operational outcomes.

What you’ll gain

• Professional growth through ownership, exposure, and meaningful contribution from day one
• Hands-on experience in a role where the challenge is energising, fast-moving, meaningful, and built on learning through doing.
• Direct experience leading and coordinating mechanical construction activities on large-scale renewable energy projects, working closely with contractors, engineers, and site stakeholders.
• Exposure to HV/MV equipment installation, tracker and mounting structure systems, quality control processes, and project commissioning activities within a global energy environment.

What you’ll bring

Experience and qualifications

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electro-Mechanical Engineering, or related technical qualification.
• Minimum 5 years of experience in EPC environments and medium to large-scale construction projects.
• Solid knowledge of mechanical construction practices, industry standards, and site execution activities.
• Understanding of Quality Control Systems and problem-solving methodologies, including Root Cause Analysis, Pareto Analysis, and Ishikawa.
• Experience in solar PV and/or High Voltage projects is highly desirable.
• Valid driver's license, strong MS Office skills, and fluency in the local language and English.

What it’s like to work at Scatec

At Scatec, we combine purpose with performance. We value responsibility, clarity, and collaboration and we encourage people to challenge existing ways of working, contribute ideas, and keep developing. You can expect an environment where people work together across disciplines and geographies, where good performance matters, and where you are trusted to take ownership without unnecessary hierarchy.

If you are motivated by combining technical expertise, site leadership, and hands-on problem solving,, this could be a strong next step in your career.

What we offer

At Scatec, you will be part of a company with a clear and ambitious purpose, working on renewable energy solutions that make a lasting difference. You will gain responsibility early, learn from experienced colleagues, and build your capabilities in a business that offers global exposure, strong development opportunities, and meaningful work in the energy transition. We are continuously evolving as a digital and data-driven organisation, leveraging technology and AI to improve how we work and create value for our teams

Scatec is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment based on merit, competence, and business needs.

We review applications on an ongoing basis.