Site supervisor (Solar Industry only)
optirecruit global- Posted 14 hours ago
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Job Description
Solar Site Supervisor
Location: As per project requirements
Experience: 2–5 Years
Industry: Solar Energy / Renewable Energy
Job Description:
We are looking for an experienced Solar Site Supervisor to manage and supervise daily site activities for solar power projects. The candidate will be responsible for overseeing installation work, managing site manpower, coordinating with technicians and engineers, ensuring quality standards, and completing work within project timelines.
Key Responsibilities:
- Supervise daily solar project installation and execution activities at the site.
- Monitor installation of solar panels, mounting structures, inverters, cables, and related electrical equipment.
- Manage site workers, electricians, technicians, and subcontractors.
- Ensure work is completed according to approved drawings and project specifications.
- Monitor material availability, consumption, and usage at the site.
- Maintain daily progress reports and update project managers on work status.
- Ensure compliance with safety procedures and quality standards.
- Coordinate with engineers and project teams to resolve site-related issues.
- Assist with testing, commissioning, and project handover activities.
Required Skills and Qualifications:
- Diploma, ITI, or relevant technical qualification in Electrical Engineering.
- 2–5 years of experience in solar site supervision or solar project execution.
- Practical knowledge of solar panel installation and electrical work.
- Experience managing site manpower and coordinating installation activities.
- Ability to read basic electrical drawings and follow safety procedures.
- Willingness to travel and work at project sites as required.
Preferred Candidates:
Candidates with hands-on experience in solar EPC projects, rooftop solar installations, or ground-mounted solar projects will be preferred.
- Interested candidates can apply with their updated resume.
