Renewable Energy
Project Manager - Electrical
Honolulu
North America
USA
Permanent
$120,000 to $150,000
Electrical Project Manager
Oahu, Hawaii | Base salary: $120,000-$150,000, depending on experience
Contact: Oliver Hastie, Vice-President
718-412-1271 | oliver@climate17.com
THE OPPORTUNITY
An established electrical contractor on Oahu is seeking an Electrical Project Manager to oversee commercial and industrial electrical construction, with particular emphasis on high-rise and mid-rise buildings. The role suits someone who can take ownership of project delivery and coordinate field teams, suppliers and project stakeholders.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Manage electrical projects from planning and procurement through installation, inspections, commissioning coordination and closeout.
Own project schedules, budgets and cost tracking; monitor labor, materials, progress and delivery risks.
Coordinate electricians, foremen, subcontractors and suppliers, aligning electrical work with the wider construction schedule.
Work with general contractors, customers and design teams to resolve scope, sequencing and site issues.
Review electrical drawings, specifications and project requirements; manage RFIs, submittals and change orders.
Track equipment and material procurement, deliveries, inspections, outstanding work and handover documentation.
Maintain clear project reporting and support safe, compliant installation and quality standards.
EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
A track record managing commercial or industrial electrical construction projects, with relevant high-rise and mid-rise building experience.
Practical understanding of electrical installation, construction sequencing and coordination with other building trades.
Experience managing schedules, budgets, field resources, procurement and project changes.
Ability to interpret electrical drawings and specifications and communicate effectively with site teams, general contractors and customers.
Based on Oahu or able to relocate and be available locally for project delivery.
ADDITIONAL BACKGROUND
An engineering degree is not required. Candidates may come through electrical contracting, field leadership or project management routes. Hawaii project experience and familiarity with local utilities, permitting and inspection processes would be useful. PV or solar experience is not required.
COMPENSATION
Base salary of $120,000-$150,000 plus benefits, depending on relevant experience and level of responsibility.
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