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3 Assistant Project Manager (APM) - Onsite

Solar Utility EPC

Direct Hire

WV, PA or NY to start

Company Profile:

Rapidly growing solar utility EPC is actively recruiting an Assistant Project Manager to join the team! This Solar Utility EPC has a booming portfolio and will be adding 3 Assistant Project Manager (APM) to join the team!

Compensation: $120k-$135k + Per Diem + Bonus + Full Benefits

Scope of Responsibilities:

The Assistant Project Manager (APM) supports the Project Manager (PM) and site leadership team in the safe, high-quality, and efficient execution of utility-scale solar, BESS, and HV construction projects. The APM assists with project administration, scheduling, forecasting, procurement, subcontract management, financial controls, document management, and client communication.

This role is designed to help develop the next generation of Project and is primarily responsible for Site Project Manager administrative tasks.

This position has the following reporting structure. Reports to Project Manager. Has direct reporting structure of the on-site Project Engineer, Field Engineers, Site Admin, Site Safety Manager, Site Quality Manager. Coordinates with the Construction Manager on evaluation of schedule, project costs, equipment management and staffing.

This role is 100% onsite with rotations every 4 weeks.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Pre-Mobilization/LNTP Phase

· Lead LNTP and pre-mobilization setup by managing documentation, permits, contracts, scopes, and early procurement while supporting budget development and overall execution planning.

· Support the Project Manager through client coordination, meeting preparation, scope and drawing review, and ensuring project requirements, estimates, and planning documents are accurate and aligned.

Construction

· Manage subcontracting and procurement workflows by preparing requisitions, supporting PO creation, validating quantities against BOMs, and ensuring alignment with scopes, budgets, and schedule requirements.

· Draft and review subcontract agreements, lead pre-task planning meetings, and coordinate first-article build approvals to ensure clarity, safety, quality, and proper construction sequencing.

· Support quality and compliance efforts by maintaining required documentation and assisting with Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) reporting, domestic content verification, and labor-related requirements.

Meetings/Reports

· Prepare agendas, gather field data, compile progress updates, and support client-facing presentations and project reporting across schedule, cost, quality, and safety metrics.

· Coordinate three-week look-ahead schedules, participate in weekly cost reviews, and work with Construction and Trade Superintendents to align labor, materials, subcontractors, and critical path activities.

· Support subcontractor management by tracking performance, resolving field issues, and reviewing invoices for accuracy, percent-complete validation, and proper documentation.

Engineering

· Oversee Project Engineer in participation of detailed page turn reviews of engineering drawings to verify consistency, identify constructability issues, and coordinate with Engineering and field teams on required clarifications.

· Ensure Project Engineer is processing, tracking, and logging all submittals and transmittals between engineering, vendors, subcontractors, and clients, ensuring timely review cycles and up-to-date document control.

Financial/Project Controls

· Support project financial controls by forecasting cost flows, preparing WIP reports, updating percent-complete data, and identifying variances for leadership review.

· Assist with change management and contractual communication by gathering backup for change orders, documenting impacts, and drafting formal project notices.

· Contribute to overall schedule management by gathering field progress data, identifying risks, and helping update the project schedule with the PM, CM, and scheduler.

Approvals

· Perform variable cost calculations by analyzing labor hours, equipment usage, and production rates to support billing, forecasting, and cost control efforts.

· Review and validate invoices for variable-cost work items, ensuring alignment with field progress, contract terms, and supporting documentation before approval.

Qualifications:

· 4–7+ years of construction experience; utility-scale solar, BESS, HV, industrial, commercial construction or heavy civil experience preferred.

· Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or a related field (preferred but not required with equivalent experience).

· Experience with self-perform construction environments strongly preferred.

· Proficiency with project management and construction software (P6, Procore, Bluebeam, Vista/CMiC, MS Office, etc.).

· Strong organizational, communication, and documentation skills.

· Ability to work on-site 100% (temporary relocation to project community required)

Pay: $120,000.00 - $135,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Application Question(s):

• Do you have at minimum of 4 years working in solar utility construction?

Work Location: On the road