REY Energy
Site Manager

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About Rey Energy Ltd
Rey Energy Ltd is a renewable energy company dedicated to delivering sustainable energy infrastructure projects that support the transition to a low-carbon future.
Job Opportunity: Site Manager
As part of our growing portfolio of utility-scale solar PV developments in Newcastle, we are looking for an experienced Site Manager to lead on-site construction, testing, commissioning, and handover activities.
Responsibilities
- Oversee all on-site construction activities for a utility-scale solar PV plant, from mobilisation through to testing, commissioning, and handover
- Manage site Health, Safety, and Environmental (H&S) performance; ensure compliance with site rules, safety plans, and relevant regulations
- Supervise and coordinate the work of multiple subcontractors on site, ensuring works are carried out in line with contractual and technical requirements
- Monitor and enforce quality standards and workmanship against design drawings and technical specifications; support site-specific QA/QC processes
- Manage the work schedule and track construction progress; identify and help resolve delays or risks to programme
- Manage site logistics, deliveries, and general site organisation and security
- Liaise with the Project Coordinator & Manager, engineers, and client representatives to ensure smooth day-to-day running of the site
- Chair or contribute to site progress meetings and produce regular progress reports
- Maintain accurate site records and documentation, including as-built information
- Support commissioning activities and grid connection works as required
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- Proven experience as a Site Manager / Construction Manager on utility-scale solar PV projects
- Strong knowledge of construction techniques and site management best practices for large-scale solar projects
- Valid CSCS card (Black card preferred), plus SMSTS or SSSTS and First Aid; NVQ Level 6 or higher in Construction Management (or equivalent) also considered
- Familiarity with UK construction health & safety regulations
- Experience managing multiple subcontractors concurrently on a single site
- Comfortable working with technical documentation, drawings, and industry standards
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office, MS Project and site/project reporting tools
- Strong leadership, organisational, and communication skills
- Fluent spoken and written English
- Full, clean UK driving licence
- Right to work in the UK
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