Construction Manager

Construction Manager - Transmission

Germany | Permanent | €85,000-€110,000 + Benefits

German B2+ is essential

If you know transmission construction, this is one to look at.

A major energy infrastructure business is expanding its German construction operation and is looking for experienced Construction Managers to take responsibility for major transmission and overhead line projects.

Whether your strength is civil works, foundations, steelwork, tower construction, power assembly or stringing, your experience could have a place within the growing team.

This is a chance to work on major infrastructure projects rather than routine construction work, with responsibility for real delivery on the ground.

You'll be responsible for:

• Leading construction activities across major projects

• Managing site teams, contractors and subcontractors

• Coordinating civil works, steelwork, tower construction, power assembly and/or stringing

• Managing programme, productivity, quality and safety

• Working closely with Project Management, Engineering and Planning

• Resolving construction issues and keeping projects on programme

• Maintaining strong client and contractor relationships

Relevant experience includes:

• Civil construction

• Foundations

• Steelwork

• Tower construction

• Power assembly

• Conductor stringing

• Overhead line construction

• High-voltage transmission infrastructure

You'll need:

• Proven Construction Management experience

• Strong site delivery background

• Energy, infrastructure or construction experience

• Experience managing contractors and site teams

• Strong HSE knowledge

• German B2 level or above - essential

Why this opportunity?

Germany is investing heavily in its electricity transmission network. That means major projects, long-term demand and the opportunity to build a career within a sector that is going to remain extremely busy.

€85,000-€110,000 + benefits

Strong candidates with particularly relevant OHL/transmission experience can be considered at the top end of the package.