Commissioning Site Manager - Marine Job Summary

The Site Leader is responsible for developing practical, innovative solutions to achieve organizational goals. This role involves managing tasks with a broad scope, utilizing technical and managerial expertise to resolve challenges, set and implement objectives for both self and team, and drive short-term outcomes while contributing to long-term success.

Commissioning Site Manager - Marine Responsibilities

• Serve as the Site Lead, implementing innovative strategies to meet project and organizational objectives.
• Provide mechanical and/or electrical support to clients, internal field teams, and subcontractors.
• Tackle complex, evolving tasks using sound judgment, experience, and expertise to create and execute operational goals.
• Act as the primary point of contact at project sites, accountable for the full scope of on-site operations from pre-installation planning through commissioning and client handover.
• Lead cross-functional teams, including both in-house staff and third-party contractors, to meet defined goals related to safety, quality, schedule, and cost.
• Develop execution plans, determine staffing needs, and participate in pre-construction meetings and documentation preparation.
• Document technical issues and collaborate with engineering and quality departments to address recurring problems and improve future deployments.
• Manage subcontractor procurement and oversight, including bid solicitation, evaluation, and award negotiations.
• Apply expert knowledge in field operations to enforce site discipline and align resources with project specifications.
• Monitor ongoing project execution metrics, such as budget adherence, schedule, technical quality, safety performance, and client satisfaction.
• Address project performance concerns promptly and provide decisive leadership to maintain trajectory and ensure success.
• Ensure all post-delivery support and service commitments are fulfilled in accordance with contractual and performance expectations.
  
  

Commissioning Site Manager - Marine Position Requirements

• At least 4 years of experience in marine electrical systems in a supervisory, site, or project management capacity.
• Must be a U.S. Citizen with the ability to obtain clearance for federal or defense-related contracts.
• Willingness and ability to travel frequently (up to 85%), sometimes with limited notice.
  
  

Commissioning Site Manager - Marine Preferred Position Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or similar field (Associate degree with additional relevant experience may be considered).
• 3+ years of hands-on experience with advanced drive systems, including but not limited to MV7000, SD7000, or MV3000.
• Proven capability to manage complex technical assignments requiring innovation and independence.
• Strong field experience with system installation and commissioning practices.
• Demonstrated track record of leadership success and team oversight.
• Experience acting as a liaison between clients and subcontractors to drive project completion.
• Solid foundation in engineering principles, project coordination, and technical service delivery.
• Experience in managing construction subcontracting processes and contract administration.