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Site Manager

England
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Site Manager – High Voltage Grid Infrastructure

Location: UK – Site Based
Employment Type: Permanent
Sector: Energy / Grid Infrastructure / High Voltage

Overview

An opportunity for an experienced Site Manager to join a leading energy infrastructure business, supporting the delivery of high-voltage substation projects across the UK.

The role will take responsibility for the safe, high-quality delivery of site activities across AIS and GIS projects, overseeing installation, maintenance, and commissioning works while coordinating subcontractors, clients, and wider project teams.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead day-to-day site operations and coordinate field teams and subcontractors.
  • Oversee the installation, maintenance, and commissioning of HV AIS and GIS equipment.
  • Ensure works are delivered in line with technical, quality, and safety requirements.
  • Act as a key site contact for clients, project teams, and product specialists.
  • Identify, report, and manage technical issues and non-conformities.
  • Maintain accurate site, quality, and project documentation.
  • Ensure compliance with relevant UK safety regulations, including CDM requirements.

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Experience Required

  • Strong hands-on experience within high-voltage substations and primary plant.
  • Experience with AIS and/or GIS installation and construction.
  • Previous experience leading site teams, subcontractors, and field activities.
  • Good understanding of quality assurance and site safety requirements.
  • Electrical or Mechanical Engineering qualifications such as City & Guilds, ONC, or HND are beneficial but not essential.

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Additional Requirements

This is a site-based UK role requiring extensive travel between project locations. Candidates should be comfortable spending periods away from home and working additional hours or weekends when required by project schedules.

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