Site Quality Manager - Hydropower Projects (USA - Various Locations)We are supporting multiple large-scale hydropower developments across the... Read more
Site Quality Manager - Hydropower Projects (USA - Various Locations)
We are supporting multiple large-scale hydropower developments across the United States and are seeking experienced Site Quality Managers with strong exposure to hydropower equipment manufacturing and supplier quality oversight. These are long-term, site-based assignments on flagship energy infrastructure projects.
Project DetailsLocation: United States - Various Project Sites
Sector: Hydropower
Duration: Approximately 18-24 months (project dependent)
Start: ASAP / Flexible
Work Authorization: Candidates must have the right to work in the United States
The Site Quality Manager will lead quality assurance and quality control activities across site execution and equipment manufacturing interfaces.
The role requires close coordination with turbine, generator, and structural component manufacturers to ensure all equipment complies fully with project specifications, technical standards, and contractual requirements prior to delivery and installation.
This is a critical position bridging factory quality processes and site installation performance on complex hydroelectric infrastructure.
Key ResponsibilitiesImplement and manage the Project Quality Management System (QMS) on site
Oversee QA/QC activities across civil, structural, and electromechanical scopes
Conduct inspection and acceptance activities for structural and electromechanical components at supplier facilities
Review and validate manufacturer quality documentation, Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs), procedures, and inspection records
Perform component inspections and support manufacturers in meeting project quality requirements
Manage non-conformance reports (NCRs), audits, factory acceptance tests (FATs), and quality reporting processes
Interface closely with site construction teams, OEMs, suppliers, and the client to ensure alignment between manufacturing quality standards and site installation requirements
Key RequirementsDemonstrated experience as a Site Quality Manager or QA/QC Manager on large hydropower or heavy infrastructure projects
Strong background working directly with hydropower equipment manufacturers (turbines, generators, gates, steel structures, penstocks, or similar)
Solid understanding of manufacturing quality systems, inspection protocols, and acceptance procedures
Experience conducting factory inspections and managing supplier quality programmes
Ability to work full-time on site for the duration of the project
Fluency in English required
ContractLong-term contract (approximately 18-24 months depending on assignment)
Competitive compensation package aligned with experience and project scope
Confidential discussions are being held with experienced hydropower quality professionals currently active in the U.S. market or open to domestic relocation.
ewi is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. ewi is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
Read lessHydropower Site ManagerLocation: Charlotte, NC, USA (Location Flexible) Contract Type: Permanent On‑Site Role | Per Diem | Car... Read more
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA (Location Flexible)
Contract Type: Permanent
On‑Site Role | Per Diem | Car Allowance | Bonus Program | Competitive Compensation
Our client, a global leader in hydropower engineering and renewable‑energy solutions, is seeking an experienced Hydropower Site Manager to join their North American team. With more than 185 years of industry innovation and over 280 locations worldwide, the company delivers advanced hydropower systems that support the global transition to sustainable energy.
By joining this organization, candidates become part of a team shaping the future of clean infrastructure and contributing directly to long‑term renewable‑energy development.
About the CompanyAs the first hydro equipment manufacturer in North America and a world leader in hydroelectric turbine design, our client provides comprehensive turnkey solutions, from design and engineering to manufacturing, installation, and commissioning. Their hydropower projects play a critical role in the energy transition by offering reliable, clean, and sustainable power generation.
Role OverviewThe Site Manager will be responsible for directing, coordinating, and overseeing all on‑site construction, installation, and commissioning activities for hydropower projects. Candidates will initially support projects in either Washington state (John W. Keys automation project) or Oklahoma (RS Kerr Dam).
This position requires continuous on‑site presence during project execution, ensuring that installation, assembly, testing, and field operations are completed safely, correctly, and in accordance with project requirements and industry standards. The Site Manager serves as the on‑site authority for labor management, safety compliance, schedule coordination, and customer interaction.
Key ResponsibilitiesSite Operations & Workforce ManagementHire, supervise, and manage site labor and subcontractors.Oversee labor hours, site staffing, and productivity for the assigned project.Manage on‑site supervision teams and coordinate daily activities.Cost, Schedule & LogisticsManage site‑related costs, inventories, and progress tracking.Maintain and update project schedules; provide regular feedback to Project Managers and schedulers.Oversee adherence to customer and company requirements at the work site.Safety, Compliance & QualityLead health, safety, and environmental management on site.Conduct daily toolbox meetings and maintain site logs using company tools and procedures.Ensure compliance with OSHA regulations, quality plans, and construction practices.Identify and resolve non‑conformances; manage inspections, testing, and documentation.Customer & Stakeholder CommunicationServe as the primary on‑site contact for the customer.Maintain strong client relationships and manage expectations throughout the project.Support claims, change orders, and documentation of site conditions.Reporting & DocumentationProvide regular status updates to in‑office Project Managers.Report issues requiring escalation or resolution.Complete periodic reporting, punch‑list activities, and project‑completion documentation. Candidate ProfileExperience & Technical CompetenciesMinimum 5 years of experience in turbine and generator field work.Experience with large, complex construction projects.Strong background with steel structures, welding, and masonry.Solid understanding of OSHA regulations, QA/QC practices, and general construction standards.Ability to read engineering drawings, technical procedures, and contract requirements.Familiarity with site‑management software such as LMS, QCS, and related tools.Experience with claims management is an asset.CertificationsOSHA 30 and OSHA 10 Certification.Construction Quality Management certification (NAVFAC or USACE).Knowledge of OSHA and ISO standards is required.Soft SkillsStrong leadership and team‑management capabilities.Effective communicator with the ability to maintain professional client relationships.Results‑oriented, adaptable, and comfortable working in fast‑paced environments.Willingness to travel and stay at remote project locations for extended periods.Availability to work overtime as needed. What the Company OffersPer diem and car allowanceCompetitive compensation structureLife, disability, dental, and extended health insurance401(k) matchingAnnual bonus programEmployee assistance programPersonalized training and career‑development plans Final SummaryThis role is ideal for a hands‑on leader with strong technical knowledge of hydropower equipment and significant experience managing large‑scale construction or installation projects. The Site Manager will play a critical role in ensuring safe, timely, and high‑quality project execution while representing the company on site and maintaining direct relationships with customers and subcontractors. Candidates who thrive in fast‑paced environments, enjoy leading teams, and want to contribute to major renewable‑energy infrastructure projects will find this opportunity both challenging and rewarding.
ewi is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. ewi is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
Read lessHydropower Site ManagerLocation: Charlotte, NC, USA (Location Flexible) Contract Type: Permanent On‑Site Role | Per Diem | Car... Read more
Location: Charlotte, NC, USA (Location Flexible)
Contract Type: Permanent
On‑Site Role | Per Diem | Car Allowance | Bonus Program | Competitive Compensation
Our client, a global leader in hydropower engineering and renewable‑energy solutions, is seeking an experienced Hydropower Site Manager to join their North American team. With more than 185 years of industry innovation and over 280 locations worldwide, the company delivers advanced hydropower systems that support the global transition to sustainable energy.
By joining this organization, candidates become part of a team shaping the future of clean infrastructure and contributing directly to long‑term renewable‑energy development.
About the CompanyAs the first hydro equipment manufacturer in North America and a world leader in hydroelectric turbine design, our client provides comprehensive turnkey solutions, from design and engineering to manufacturing, installation, and commissioning. Their hydropower projects play a critical role in the energy transition by offering reliable, clean, and sustainable power generation.
Role OverviewThe Site Manager will be responsible for directing, coordinating, and overseeing all on‑site construction, installation, and commissioning activities for hydropower projects. Candidates will initially support projects in either Washington state (John W. Keys automation project) or Oklahoma (RS Kerr Dam).
This position requires continuous on‑site presence during project execution, ensuring that installation, assembly, testing, and field operations are completed safely, correctly, and in accordance with project requirements and industry standards. The Site Manager serves as the on‑site authority for labor management, safety compliance, schedule coordination, and customer interaction.
Key ResponsibilitiesSite Operations & Workforce ManagementHire, supervise, and manage site labor and subcontractors.Oversee labor hours, site staffing, and productivity for the assigned project.Manage on‑site supervision teams and coordinate daily activities.Cost, Schedule & LogisticsManage site‑related costs, inventories, and progress tracking.Maintain and update project schedules; provide regular feedback to Project Managers and schedulers.Oversee adherence to customer and company requirements at the work site.Safety, Compliance & QualityLead health, safety, and environmental management on site.Conduct daily toolbox meetings and maintain site logs using company tools and procedures.Ensure compliance with OSHA regulations, quality plans, and construction practices.Identify and resolve non‑conformances; manage inspections, testing, and documentation.Customer & Stakeholder CommunicationServe as the primary on‑site contact for the customer.Maintain strong client relationships and manage expectations throughout the project.Support claims, change orders, and documentation of site conditions.Reporting & DocumentationProvide regular status updates to in‑office Project Managers.Report issues requiring escalation or resolution.Complete periodic reporting, punch‑list activities, and project‑completion documentation. Candidate ProfileExperience & Technical CompetenciesMinimum 5 years of experience in turbine and generator field work.Experience with large, complex construction projects.Strong background with steel structures, welding, and masonry.Solid understanding of OSHA regulations, QA/QC practices, and general construction standards.Ability to read engineering drawings, technical procedures, and contract requirements.Familiarity with site‑management software such as LMS, QCS, and related tools.Experience with claims management is an asset.CertificationsOSHA 30 and OSHA 10 Certification.Construction Quality Management certification (NAVFAC or USACE).Knowledge of OSHA and ISO standards is required.Soft SkillsStrong leadership and team‑management capabilities.Effective communicator with the ability to maintain professional client relationships.Results‑oriented, adaptable, and comfortable working in fast‑paced environments.Willingness to travel and stay at remote project locations for extended periods.Availability to work overtime as needed. What the Company OffersPer diem and car allowanceCompetitive compensation structureLife, disability, dental, and extended health insurance401(k) matchingAnnual bonus programEmployee assistance programPersonalized training and career‑development plans Final SummaryThis role is ideal for a hands‑on leader with strong technical knowledge of hydropower equipment and significant experience managing large‑scale construction or installation projects. The Site Manager will play a critical role in ensuring safe, timely, and high‑quality project execution while representing the company on site and maintaining direct relationships with customers and subcontractors. Candidates who thrive in fast‑paced environments, enjoy leading teams, and want to contribute to major renewable‑energy infrastructure projects will find this opportunity both challenging and rewarding.
ewi is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. ewi is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
Read lessSite Manager - Hydropower RehabilitationLocation: Quebec, Canada (French-speaking region)Timeline: Urgent Hire (Targeting onboarding within the next 2 months)About... Read more
About the Opportunity We are seeking a seasoned Site Manager to lead a major, high-profile hydropower rehabilitation project in French-speaking Canada. This is a critical leadership role responsible for overseeing on-site execution, managing multi-disciplinary teams, and ensuring that complex refurbishment works are executed safely, on time, and to the highest engineering standards. If you are a veteran of the hydro industry who thrives on site and commands deep technical respect, we want to hear from you.
Key Responsibilities
Direct all on-site activities for a major hydroelectric plant rehabilitation, ensuring strict adherence to safety, budget, and project timelines.
Act as the primary on-site point of contact for subcontractors, engineering teams, and client representatives.
Manage site logistics, risk mitigation strategies, and resource allocation.
Ensure rigorous quality control across all phases of the refurbishment process.
What You Bring (Must-Haves)
Senior Hydro Expertise: Greater than 15 years of dedicated experience in the hydropower sector, with a proven track record of managing large-scale rehabilitation or construction projects.
Language Skills: Professional-level fluency in French and English is required to effectively manage local site teams and project stakeholders.
Leadership: Strong commanding presence on-site with excellent conflict resolution and decision-making capabilities.
Role Summary
In short, we need a veteran Site Manager with 15+ years of hydro experience and fluent French to drive on-site execution and deliver a major asset refurbishment within a tight, immediate timeline. If you are ready to lead a high-profile project in Quebec, apply today.
ewi is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. ewi is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
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