Transmission Line Construction Manager

Actalent; Florida; On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Actalent in Las Vegas, NV seeks a Transmission Line Construction Manager to serve as the on-site leader for complex transmission line projects. You will coordinate field operations, contractors, and technical experts to ensure work is performed safely, on time, and to contract specifications.

The role requires strong hands-on leadership, real-time issue resolution, and collaboration with safety, engineering, and environmental teams to deliver critical energy infrastructure.

Qualifications

• Experience managing transmission line projects or large-scale utility infrastructure.

Responsibilities

• Lead on-site project execution from mobilization through completion.
• Coordinate contractors, field personnel, stakeholders, and technical experts.
• Monitor safety plans, QA/QC, and regulatory compliance.
• Track milestones and manage schedules using project controls.
• Prepare weekly reports and maintain field documentation.

Skills

Construction management

Leadership

Contract administration

Safety program enforcement

Stakeholder coordination

Tools

C1 platform

P6 platform

Unifier

Job description

Job Description

Job Description

Transmission Line Construction Manager

Las Vegas, NV | Utility-Scale Transmission Projects

Build the Future of Power Infrastructure

Are you a seasoned construction leader who thrives in the field, drives project success, and has a passion for building critical energy infrastructure? We are seeking a Transmission Line Construction Manager to serve as the on-site leader for complex transmission line projects. In this high-impact role, you'll be the essential link between field operations and project management, ensuring projects are executed safely, efficiently, on schedule, and to the highest quality standards.

If you're the type of professional who leads from the front, solves problems in real time, and takes pride in delivering major infrastructure projects that power communities for decades to come, we want to hear from you.

What You'll Do

As the Transmission Line Construction Manager, you'll act as the on-site "quarterback," coordinating contractors, field personnel, project stakeholders, and technical experts while maintaining ownership of project performance.

Lead Project Execution

• Serve as the primary liaison between field operations and project management.
• Drive field-level project success from mobilization through completion.
• Ensure all construction activities align with contract requirements, project specifications, and company standards.
• Lead project kickoff meetings, site orientations, and contractor onboarding activities.
• Establish clear expectations for contractors and internal teams regarding safety, quality, schedule, and performance.

Champion Safety Excellence

• Promote and maintain a culture of zero injuries.
• Review, understand, and enforce contractor safety plans and site‑specific safety requirements.
• Conduct safety assessments, CILs, and field observations using systems such as Unifier.
• Partner with safety teams to improve contractor performance and address safety concerns proactively.
• Maintain a visible field presence and lead by example in all safety‑related activities.

Ensure Quality and Compliance

• Monitor construction activities to ensure compliance with drawings, specifications, and QA/QC standards.
• Minimize rework through proactive quality inspections and oversight.
• Oversee site‑specific requirements including permits, road use agreements, crossing agreements, SWPPP compliance, haul routes, and environmental commitments.
• Coordinate closely with environmental professionals to ensure regulatory compliance throughout project execution.

Manage Schedule and Progress

• Track project milestones using internal and contractor schedules, including C1 and P6 platforms.
• Monitor construction progress and approve CSU entries.
• Coordinate outage activities, crossing requirements, and construction sequencing.
• Partner with contractors to identify risks, resolve challenges, and maintain project momentum.

Drive Communication and Documentation

• Collect, verify, and maintain accurate project data independently.
• Prepare comprehensive weekly reports, QA/QC documentation, field records, and photographic evidence.
• Maintain detailed documentation to support project reporting and potential change order discussions.
• Provide project managers with timely updates, context, and recommendations for informed decision‑making.

Collaborate Across Stakeholders

• Work closely with environmental teams, safety professionals, material expeditors, engineers, SMEs, land agents, and contractors.
• Coordinate material deliveries, inventory challenges, and vendor communication.
• Support successful landowner and stakeholder relationships while ensuring proper communication channels are maintained.
• Leverage technical experts across civil, structural, electrical, and construction disciplines to resolve field issues and optimize project outcomes.

What We’re Looking ForRequired Qualifications

• Proven experience in construction management for transmission line projects or similar large-scale utility infrastructure projects.
• Strong understanding of contract administration and construction execution requirements.
• Demonstrated expertise in implementing and enforcing contractor safety programs.
• Experience leading project kickoffs, field orientations, and contractor coordination efforts.
• Ability to interpret and apply:
  • Construction drawings and specifications
  • Permits and regulatory requirements
  • Road use and crossing agreements
  • SWPPP documentation
  • QA/QC standards
  • Material and project schedules
• Strong leadership skills with experienc