Solar Site Field Engineer – Midwest Projects

DEPCOM Power, Inc; Russell (KS); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

DEPCOM Power, a Koch Engineered Solutions company, is seeking a Solar Site Field Engineer to support the construction of utility-scale solar projects across the United States. This is a project-site-based role, with engineers working on active construction sites to support day-to-day engineering, quality, and project execution activities.

While team members may reside anywhere in the U.S., they are assigned to project sites for extended periods, with home-trip rotations typically every 3-4

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or higher in a technical field.
• Experience with field engineering, project engineering, or construction management in renewables or energy.
• Experience operating drones or possessing a UAS license.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate inspections with local, county, and state Authorities Having Jurisdictions (AHJs).
• Create and conduct First Article Inspections (FAIs) to verify construction to design specifications and standards.
• Document and maintain construction and engineering drawings, including red-line sets.
• Compose and manage RFIs between construction teams, engineers, vendors, and project owners.
• Hold subcontractors and self-perform teams accountable to their Scopes of Work.
• Review construction material submittals.
• Assist in the preparation of specifications, data sheets and other pre-construction planning.
• Maintain storm water documentation logs and orchestrate remediation.
• Proactively manage project constraints through collaboration with project management, engineering, and construction personnel.
• Operate drones to capture construction progress/issues.

Skills

Deadline driven

Report writing

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Drone operations

UAS license

Job description

DEPCOM Power, a Koch Engineered Solutions company, is seeking a Solar Site Field Engineer to support the construction of utility-scale solar projects across the United States. This is a project-site-based role, with engineers working on active construction sites to support day-to-day engineering, quality, and project execution activities.

While team members may reside anywhere in the U.S., they are assigned to project sites for extended periods, with home-trip rotations typically every 3-4