Transmission Field Construction Coordinator

Pcapower

Town of Texas (WI)

On-site

USD 90,000 - 120,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Additional Vehicle Allowance

Job summary

A leading energy company is seeking a Transmission Field Construction Coordinator with at least eight years of experience in high-voltage construction. The role involves field coordination, safety compliance, and documentation related to transmission and substation projects. Candidates should have knowledge of OSHA regulations and a strong ability to work in team settings. Benefits include a vehicle allowance and adherence to safety policies is crucial. This position requires physical capability for outdoor tasks under various weather conditions.

Qualifications

At least eight years of experience in high-voltage transmission line construction.
Experience in a construction oversight role is preferred.
Knowledge of OSHA safety rules and regulations.
Knowledge of safety rules and OSHA regulations.
Ability to complete sub-surface soil investigations.
Familiarity with concrete testing, rebar sizing, and related construction practices.

Responsibilities

Perform limited independent work under guidance.
Demonstrate proficiency in field coordination activities.
Complete sub-surface soil investigations.
Maintain accurate documentation and reporting of field activities.
Travel to job sites and support field teams as required.

Skills

Ability to understand the sequence of construction activities

Good organizational skills

Dependability

Inquisitiveness

Ability to work effectively with others

Team collaboration

Tools

DIGTESS procedures

Job description

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Transmission Field Construction Coordinator

An employee at this level performs limited work assignments independently while continuing structured development under the guidance of a Lead/Senior FCC. The FCC must demonstrate increasing proficiency in field coordination activities, safety adherence, documentation, and technical knowledge related to transmission and substation construction.

Reasonable Accommodations Statement

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to complete each essential function satisfactorily, with or without reasonable accommodation. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the role in a manner that aligns with business necessity.

Experience

Candidates must possess at least eight years of experience in the construction of high-voltage transmission lines. Preference will be given to those who have served in a construction oversight role, such as a Foreman or Superintendent.

Knowledge Requirements

Basic understanding of all applicable prints (civil, physical, structural, alignment).
Understanding of staking, bisectors, structures, benchmarks, and general survey elements.
Ability to implement and verify DIGTESS procedures as required by the client.
Ability to complete sub-surface soil investigations.
Understanding of all applicable safety rules and OSHA regulations.
Ability to work inside distribution substations alongside contractors.
Knowledge of concrete slump testing, temperature testing, and proper cylinder handling.
Ability to determine rebar sizes and proper construction of rebar cages.
Capability to identify when concrete fails specification requirements and must be refused.
Familiarity with all documentation associated with concrete work.
Understanding of assembly and erection procedures for all structure types.
Familiarity with right-of-way widths and access plans.
Basic understanding of conductor, shield wire, and OPGW installation.
Familiarity with conductor spacers and associated installation practices.
Knowledge of site preparation activities and base substation construction.
Understanding of the responsibilities associated with Clearances, Holds, and Reclosers (C/H/R).
Familiarity with the Contractor/Visitor Safety Handbook.
Understanding of minimum working distances.
Possession of all required tools and a reliable cell phone.
Knowledge of safety practices and job-specific materials.
Understanding of soil and site testing, including proctor and density tests.

Skill Requirements

Ability to understand the sequence of construction activities.
Understanding of relationships among the Construction Manager, Project Engineer, Lead FCC, Districts, and TGM.
Demonstrated ability and willingness to learn, along with strong retention of new information.
Ability to work effectively with others in a team environment.
Good organizational skills and proactive work habits.
Inquisitiveness and ability to seek clarification and deeper understanding.
Familiarity with construction equipment and basic construction techniques.
Dependability, enthusiasm, and confidence in performing assigned tasks.

General Expectations & Other Requirements

Must work safely at all times and adhere to OSHA and company policies.
Must be capable of communicating effectively verbally and in writing.
Must be dependable and able to follow directions from supervisory personnel.
Must be able to travel long distances and work variable hours as required.
Must meet company standards for MVR and background requirements.
Must pass a pre-employment drug screen and comply with the Company Drug Policy.
Must be capable of conducting effective tailboard/pre-job briefings.
Must understand and comply with E-Verification requirements.

Required Physical Skills

Ability to perform physical tasks outdoors, including in inclement weather.
Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, use hands, talk, hear, and maintain balance.
Ability to sustain awkward positions or postures as required.
Ability to properly wear, inspect, and remove PPE.

Benefits & Compensation