Supervisor (Construction Inspection)

2 Openings: Substation (Statewide) or Transmission Line (Statewide)

Oversees Construction Inspectors and helps manage Construction Inspection for GTC capital projects. Provides leadership and direct field supervision for Construction Inspectors, as well as administrative support for CI Department Management. The Supervisor aids in the day-to-day resource planning for active construction as well as performing performance evaluations and making compensation recommendations for Associates. The Supervisor will intervene and provide conflict resolution with Associates whenever necessary. This position provides support for the individual training and professional development for Construction Inspectors in the Department. This position also works with capital project team members as a subject matter expert in construction, aiding in scope development and project coordination. The percent of travel involved is 85% but a GTC-owned vehicle will be assigned to this position.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

Education: BS in Engineering, Construction Management, or related technical field

Experience: Ten Years (10+) years of experience in electric utility construction (substation or transmission line construction preferred) involving transmission-level voltages with increasing responsibilities and a history of strong leadership skills.

Equivalent Experience: Fifteen (15+) years of experience in substation or transmission line construction involving transmission-level voltages with increasing responsibilities and a history of strong leadership skills.

Licenses, and/or Certificates: Valid Georgia Driver's License, ITS Substation Access and transmission line ROW access, CPR/Standard First Aid Certification, OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety Training, Defensive Driving 6-Hour Class, NPDES Level 1A Qualified Person Training.

Specialized Skills (e.g. typing, computer, software, tools, and equipment use, etc.): Must possess excellent interpersonal, verbal, written, conflict resolution and negotiation skills. The ability to develop relationships and manage multiple tasks and assignments is critical to the success of this position. Must be knowledgeable of contracting and construction management practices, including inspection, quality control, OSHA safety requirements, and project control measures.

Must be able to pass a NERC CIP personnel risk assessment screening.