EPC Project Manager

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.