EPC Project Manager
Walker Lovell ·www.walkerlovell.com
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Location: Alabama
Travel: Up to 50% nationwide
Compensation: Strong base salary reflecting experience and project scope
Lead major power-generation projects from design to delivery
Take responsibility for large-scale energy projects, guiding multidisciplinary teams through engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning. This new position offers the opportunity to influence delivery within a growing power infrastructure business.
Package & Benefits
401(k) retirement plan and comprehensive health coverage.
Paid time off, holiday pay and weekly pay.
Professional development opportunities and tuition assistance.
Employee assistance programme, pet insurance and employee discounts.
Why this business
Join a growing power and energy infrastructure specialist backed by an established infrastructure group. The business brings engineering, procurement and construction together to deliver power-generation facilities for utility and industrial customers.
Key priorities
Lead gas-fired power-generation projects through the full EPC lifecycle, delivering against safety, quality, schedule and budget commitments.
Coordinate engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning teams to achieve project milestones.
Manage financial performance, forecasting, project controls, risks and changes.
Build effective relationships with clients, suppliers and subcontractors, maintaining clear accountability throughout delivery.
The expertise you’ll need
Proven EPC project management experience on gas-fired or coal-fired power-generation facilities, including combined-cycle, simple-cycle or other thermal projects.
A bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management or a related discipline.
Strong capability in budgeting, scheduling, cost forecasting, risk management and construction sequencing.
Experience leading multidisciplinary teams and managing client relationships through construction, start-up and commissioning.
Experience limited to substations, transmission and distribution, or grid-only projects does not meet this role’s requirements.