Night Shift Construction Leader — Lithium Mine Project
Bechtel Global Corporation
Orovada (NV)
On-site
USD 144,400 - 220,200
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision plans
Generous paid time off (160 hours annually)
Discretionary bonuses
401K plan with matching
Job summary
A leading engineering firm in northern Nevada seeks a Night Shift Manager for construction activities in the Thacker Pass project. The role involves ensuring compliant, safe, and timely project operations while managing craft personnel and client relations. Ideal candidates should possess a bachelor’s degree, extensive construction experience, and knowledge of safety regulations. The position offers a competitive salary and robust benefits package, focused on the U.S. transition to cleaner energy.
Qualifications
Requires 15+ years of relevant experience or 19+ years of workforce experience.
Knowledge of Bechtel's safety and quality assurance programs.
Prior experience on US Mega-Projects desirable.
Responsibilities
Manage night shift operations and oversee construction activities.
Act as primary client contact for night shift field activities.
Ensure compliance with project budget and schedule.
Skills
Construction operations knowledge
Leadership in team-based environment
Environmental safety knowledge
Project compliance standards
Heavy industrial construction experience
US labor law knowledge
Education
Bachelor's or master's degree
Job description
A leading engineering firm in northern Nevada seeks a Night Shift Manager for construction activities in the Thacker Pass project. The role involves ensuring compliant, safe, and timely project operations while managing craft personnel and client relations. Ideal candidates should possess a bachelor’s degree, extensive construction experience, and knowledge of safety regulations. The position offers a competitive salary and robust benefits package, focused on the U.S. transition to cleaner energy.