SOLV Energy

Project Manager

• Responsible for leading the Energy Storage Preconstruction Group’s efforts with daily management, coordination, and successful completion of the energy storage project scope, budget, and schedule from notice of award to project mobilization
• Managing project meetings, performing cost comparisons, updating project schedules
• Managing contract exhibits through execution, and strategic buyout negotiations
• Maintain cost control ledger and job cost statements
• Prepare billings and expedite payments
• Set up and maintain all aspects of the CMiC system
• Prepare bid packages and solicit and evaluate bids
• Write project procedures
• Review plans for completeness and accuracy
• Supervise and train Preconstruction Project Engineers and clerical staff
• Ensure procurement activities align with LNTP scope, budget, and schedules
• Collaborate with business development, engineering, accounting, construction, and legal departments to create contract scopes of work

Pre-Construction Project Manager – Energy Storage

Field Engineer

• The Solar Field Service Technician (Level 1) will be responsible for performing field maintenance and learning to follow safe work practices of the solar industry.
• Work safely under all circumstances, seek guidance regarding unfamiliar work to ensure safety and understanding of tasks to be performed.
• Operate and care for company property, equipment, and tooling.
• Service solar equipment in multiple solar plants under supervision
• Perform basic solar equipment testing, troubleshooting and maintenance tasks under supervision and utilizing monitoring programs.
• Replace or repair solar parts and/or equipment under supervision.
• Respond “on‐call” as directed by supervisor to assist in emergency equipment repairs.
• Prepare accurate documentation and required reports of work performed
• Complete other responsibilities as assigned
• Assessing and suggest improved processes, collaborate on new technologies, and coordinate with EPC management regarding the implementation of these improvements.

Solar Field Service Technician

• The Solar Field Service Technician (Level 1) will be responsible for performing field maintenance and learning to follow safe work practices of the solar industry.
• Work safely under all circumstances, seek guidance regarding unfamiliar work to ensure safety and understanding of tasks to be performed.
• Operate and care for company property, equipment, and tooling.
• Service solar equipment in multiple solar plants under supervision.
• Perform basic solar equipment testing, troubleshooting and maintenance tasks under supervision and utilizing monitoring programs.
• Replace or repair solar parts and/or equipment under supervision.
• Respond “on‐call” as directed by supervisor to assist in emergency equipment repairs.
• Prepare accurate documentation and required reports of work performed.
• Complete other responsibilities as assigned.
• Assessing and suggest improved processes, collaborate on new technologies, and coordinate with EPC management regarding the implementation of these improvements.

• The Solar Field Service Technician (Level 1) will perform field maintenance and learn to follow safe work practices of the solar industry.
• Stresses the importance that safety is the most important function, ensuring that all employees follow safe practices while working.
• Work safely under all circumstances, seek guidance regarding unfamiliar work to ensure safety and understanding of tasks to be performed.
• Operate and care for company property, equipment, and tooling.
• Service solar equipment in multiple solar plants under supervision.
• Perform basic solar equipment testing, troubleshooting and maintenance tasks under supervision and utilizing monitoring programs.
• Replace or repair solar parts and/or equipment under supervision.
• Respond “on‐call” as directed by supervisor to assist in emergency equipment repairs.
• Prepare accurate documentation and required reports of work performed.
• Complete other responsibilities as assigned.
• Assessing and suggesting improved processes, collaborate on new technologies, and coordinate with EPC management regarding the implementation of these improvements.

Manager

• Lead and oversee all quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) activities at the project level.
• Report to the Regional Quality Manager and serve as the on-site leader for implementing the Site-Specific Quality Plan (SSQP).
• Manage the quality inspection teams and act as the primary quality liaison with on-site client representatives, subcontractors, and regulatory bodies.
• Conduct regular inspections in accordance with the established Inspection Test Plan (ITP), SSQP and contract requirements.
• Organize and maintain comprehensive QA/QC documentation, including inspection reports, non-conformance reports (NCRs), test results, and generate regular quality metrics reports for project and company leadership.

Site Quality Manager

Operations

• Provide leadership and oversight for day-to-day operations of high-voltage electrical infrastructure projects, with a core focus on substations (69kV–500kV), switchyards, and transmission interconnections.
• Develop, implement, and continuously improve substation-focused operational procedures and best practices in alignment with utility standards, NESC, and OSHA guidelines.
• Mentor and develop field leadership personnel including superintendents, assistant superintendents, foremen, and craft labor—emphasizing technical competency and safety in substation construction.
• Coordinate closely with engineering, procurement, and subcontracting teams to ensure accurate design interpretation, on-time delivery of major substation components (transformers, breakers, relays, P&C panels), and field readiness.
• Conduct regular site visits and quality control inspections specific to substation installations, grounding, relay wiring, terminations, and equipment testing.
• Enforce and model a strong culture of safety, with a priority on energized substation environments and high-voltage electrical hazards, following SOLV and OSHA standards.
• Lead task planning and crew mobilization activities, providing clear direction for substation civil, electrical, and commissioning scopes.
• Ensure compliance with all regulatory, utility, and internal standards applicable to substation construction, energization, and operation.
• Serve as the primary operations liaison with utilities, project owners, regulatory agencies, contractors, and vendors, maintaining transparent communication and issue resolution.
• Monitor and track construction progress, commissioning milestones, and operational KPIs, reporting updates and challenges to senior leadership.
• Support project handoff to O&M teams post-energization, ensuring all as-built documentation, testing records, and training materials are in place.
• Lead and participate in lessons learned reviews to improve future substation operations.

HV Operations Manager

Accountant

• Oversee all accounting related functions for assigned projects
• Assist project teams with accounting-related questions or needs
• Prepare documentation and assist in interim and year end external audits
• Understand and review owner contract for accounting related tasks & responsibilities
• Review and track Preliminary notices
• Possess working knowledge of preparing AIA billings and assembling billing with supporting documentation
• Collect and review lien waivers for subcontractors and sub tiers
• Ensure subcontractor compliance with document requirements
• Process subcontractor payments in a timely manner
• Meet month end and quarterly deadlines
• Perform cost coding and review the accuracy of vendor and subcontractor invoices
• Complete assigned month-end and year-end closing procedures, including preparation of journal entries and respective account reconciliations
• Process job cost and sales tax accruals
• Assist with applied and unapplied payments for receivables
• Adhere to all financial deadlines, including month-end and quarterly reporting
• Complete other responsibilities as assigned

Project Accountant

• Lead and manage a team of Supply Planning Managers and Planners across multiple operational regions.
• Set departmental goals, performance standards, and planning methodologies.
• Represent the Supply Planning function in executive-level discussions and cross-functional initiatives.
• Develop and maintain advanced planning tools and models to support scenario analysis and decision-making.
• Perform analytics to assess supply risks, cost impacts, and schedule trade-offs.
• Drive continuous improvement in planning accuracy and responsiveness.
• Manage the escalation of supply planning issues, including supplier delays, engineering changes, and schedule conflicts.
• Coordinate with Procurement, Engineering, and Project Management leadership to resolve high-impact issues.

Senior Manager, Supply Planning

• The Solar Field Service Technician (Level 1) will be responsible for performing field maintenance and learning to follow safe work practices of the solar industry.
• Work safely under all circumstances, seek guidance regarding unfamiliar work to ensure safety and understanding of tasks to be performed.
• Operate and care for company property, equipment, and tooling.
• Service solar equipment in multiple solar plants under supervision
• Perform basic solar equipment testing, troubleshooting and maintenance tasks under supervision and utilizing monitoring programs.
• Replace or repair solar parts and/or equipment under supervision.
• Respond “on‐call” as directed by supervisor to assist in emergency equipment repairs.
• Prepare accurate documentation and required reports of work performed
• Complete other responsibilities as assigned
• Assessing and suggest improved processes, collaborate on new technologies, and coordinate with EPC management regarding the implementation of these improvements
• Uphold diversity and inclusion as an unconscious part of SOLV Energy culture.

• Responsible for overall support of HV construction/operation resulting in successful project execution.
• Able to communicate and coordinate all Project Engineer’s responsibilities to achieve project success.
• Review Power Purchase Agreements, Generator Interconnection Agreements, Utility Interconnection requirements, Contract requirements, System Impact Studies, Facility Studies, and Customer/Owner Engineer requirements to ensure Project compliance.
• Review LNTP/Early Stage Deliverables.
• Assist in preparing project HV budgets and forecasts.
• Assist in developing subcontractor scopes of work and support subcontracting efforts with PM.
• Manage HV subcontractors (billings, RFIs, status reports, risk, etc.).
• Participate in Project Kick-Off Meeting.
• Manage/Collect RFI’s.
• Participate in Utility Coordination Meetings.
• Participate in Owner Coordination Meetings.
• Participate in SE Team Meetings.
• Participate in Material Procurement Review.
• Hold Construction Schedule & Scope Review Meeting.
• Schedule Kick-off Meeting (On-Site).
• Manage and assemble Final Completion Punchlist.
• Participate in team meetings/calls on a regular basis.
• Work with Engineering team for material procurement.
• Demonstrate and maintain a safe work environment, and direct safe work practices in energized substations.

Assistant Project Manager – HV

• Perform field maintenance and follow safe work practices in the solar industry.
• Work safely and seek guidance regarding unfamiliar work to ensure safety.
• Operate and care for company property, equipment, and tooling.
• Service solar equipment in multiple solar plants under supervision.
• Perform basic solar equipment testing, troubleshooting and maintenance tasks under supervision.
• Respond “on-call” as directed to assist in emergency equipment repairs.
• Prepare accurate documentation and required reports of work performed.

• Perform field maintenance and learn to follow safe work practices of the solar industry.
• Work safely under all circumstances, seek guidance regarding unfamiliar work to ensure safety and understanding of tasks to be performed.
• Operate and care for company property, equipment, and tooling.
• Service solar equipment in multiple solar plants under supervision.
• Perform basic solar equipment testing, troubleshooting and maintenance tasks under supervision and utilizing monitoring programs.
• Replace or repair solar parts and/or equipment under supervision.
• Respond “on‐call” as directed by supervisor to assist in emergency equipment repairs.
• Prepare accurate documentation and required reports of work performed.
• Complete other responsibilities as assigned.
• Assess and suggest improved processes, collaborate on new technologies, and coordinate with EPC management regarding the implementation of these improvements.
• Uphold diversity and inclusion as an unconscious part of SOLV Energy culture.

• Ensure that projects are completed on time, within budget, and in accordance with quality standards and safety regulations.
• Monitor project progress and address any issues or delays promptly.
• Supervise and provide leadership to project managers, site supervisors, and other construction professionals within the region.
• Foster a collaborative and high-performance work environment.
• Conduct regular team meetings to communicate goals, expectations, and project updates.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for clients within the region.
• Build and maintain strong client relationships, addressing their concerns and ensuring satisfaction.
• Collaborate with business development teams to secure new projects and contracts.
• Develop and manage budgets for construction projects.
• Monitor project costs, identify cost-saving opportunities, and implement strategies to stay within budget constraints.
• Ensure that construction projects meet quality standards and comply with relevant building codes and regulations.
• Implement and enforce safety protocols to maintain a secure work environment.
• Prepare and submit regular reports on project status, financial performance, and other relevant metrics.
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date project documentation.
• Identify potential risks and develop strategies to mitigate them.
• Develop and work through union assignments ahead of start of construction which align with Project Labor Agreements for specific projects.

EPC Regional Manager, Utility Scale Solar – West Region

• The EPC Project Manager will be responsible for the management of all aspects of utility-scale solar projects, including project planning, budgeting, buyout, project controls/reporting, scheduling, risk management, etc.
• In partnership with superintendent team, plan, execute, and take responsibility for significant scopes of self-performed work, managing very large labor crews.
• Plan sequencing, crew-sizes, productivity goals, and monthly labor spend.
• Execute work and track actual results, adjusting and refining forecasts to reflect actual production.
• Work with Superintendent to develop safety plans and to implement safety procedures.
• Oversee preparation of project billings; seek to maximize cash flow in and reduce pay cycles through diligent & strategic billing preparation.
• Present and negotiate change orders with owner for timely resolution.
• Negotiate cost-effective subcontract and material purchases.
• Set up and implement job procedures and techniques to assure timely buyout, shop drawing approval and material delivery.
• Keep project on schedule.
• Maintain timely and accurate reporting to management, particularly with regard to cost forecasting and estimated cost at completion.
• Manage, train, and supervise project team according to Company policy; act as mentor to younger employees to encourage professional growth and career development.
• Review contract conditions; ensure compliance with all contract terms.
• Supervise documentation of all significant project events, e.g., accidents, delays, Change Orders.
• Direct preconstruction services and activities.
• Negotiate, prepare and issue subcontract bid packages.
• Effectively manage project risk; evaluate probability and severity of risk events as they are identified / anticipated and prepare mitigation plans with project team and SOLV operations management.
• Maintain quality control (integrity and excellence of completed project), including development and implementation of Site-Specific Quality Management Plan (SSQMP).
• Avoid or mitigate claims and conflict.
• Complete all job close-out procedures.
• Conduct warranty follow-up (typical 2-year warranty period).
• Complete project with full or enhanced fee.
• Develop and maintain good relationship with Owner, Architect and Subcontractors; develop strategies and skills to build a strong partnership with the Owner, while still ensuring prompt owner notification of impacts and preservation of rights per the Prime Contract.
• Extensive coordination with material suppliers to ensure timely deliveries and to develop solutions to logistical and supply-chain challenges.
• Negotiate and coordinate with local Contract Labor Provider to ensure sufficient manpower resources at most competitive commercial terms.
• Organize and lead regular meetings with Owner, and key project partners.

EPC Project Manager, Utility Scale Solar

• Able to travel to assigned sites to oversee all duties of Safety Manager.
• Oversees the performance of the assigned Site Safety Managers and Reps.
• In the field 60-80% of the time auditing and managing site safety plans with Site Safety Managers.
• Provide safety training and education programs to company personnel.
• Use Office Suite (Word, Power Point and Excel) to write reports and for training.
• Can navigate company intranet – The Grid, for accessing company policies, procedures, and forms.
• Organize pre-job safety planning meetings to plan for potential hazards and problems prior to start of job.
• Audits the Forepersons and site management meetings to address safety issues.
• Verifies all crane pick plans for the sites assigned.
• Audits the site orientation for new hires and visitors given by the Site Safety Manager.
• Audits the morning all-hands meetings and verifies all workers are given required PPE.
• Works with the Superintendents to verify all-hands are healthy and ready to work at the beginning of the day during the all-hands meetings.
• Inspect jobsites to ensure Company Safety Program and OSHA compliance.
• Audit and update emergency response plans for projects.
• Review and modify the Site-Specific Safety Plan and the Site-Specific Electrical Safety Plan to match contractual requirements.
• Arrange and conduct basic first aid training for jobsite personnel.
• Arrange and conduct OSHA 10/30 training for their sites.
• Investigate and analyze bodily injury and property damage accidents.
• Coordinate project safety programs with subcontractors.
• Compile and issue regular accident report summaries.
• Use Sunscreen for Near Miss, Audits and Opening and closing site safety issues.
• Verify the Sites Safety team are doing daily audits and Near Misses.
• Leads their Team in reporting Near Misses – uses the data to conduct morning toolbox talks.
• Able to locate company documents on the intranet Grid site.
• Provide updated information to employees regarding safety requirements updates or changes.
• Assist with weekly foremen’s and monthly superintendent’s safety meetings.
• Identify and handle project management personnel needing assistance, training, or discipline in meeting Corporate Safety guidelines and goals.
• Complete other responsibilities as assigned by the Corporate Safety Team or Superintendent.
• Verifies the Emergency Action Plan is up-to-date and posted.
• Verifies all required documentation is available in the job trailer for review by site personnel and owners.
• Implements the Site-Specific Safety Plan and the Site-Specific Electrical Safety Plan.
• Coordinates and oversees the Site Safety Managers for Picks, LOTO, Red Rope and Energization.

Pre-Construction Project Manager – Energy Storage

Solar Field Service Technician

Solar Field Service Technician

Solar Field Service Technician

Site Quality Manager

HV Operations Manager

Project Accountant

Senior Manager, Supply Planning

Solar Field Service Technician

Assistant Project Manager – HV

Solar Field Service Technician

Solar Field Service Technician

EPC Regional Manager, Utility Scale Solar – West Region

EPC Project Manager, Utility Scale Solar

Senior Site Safety Manager, Travel Required