GIS Field Service Engineering Site Manager

Hitachi Energy is a leader in power infrastructure solutions, and they are seeking a GIS Field Service Engineering Site Manager. In this role, you will manage on-site field service activities for High Voltage Gas Insulated Switchgear installations, ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards while coordinating with various stakeholders.

Responsibilities:

• Plan, execute, and manage on-site installation, testing, and commissioning of High Voltage GIS equipment (69kV–550kV)
• Serve as Hitachi Energy’s on-site representative to customers, subcontractors, inspectors, and local stakeholders
• Supervise field teams and subcontractors to support quality, productivity, schedule, and safe work execution
• Oversee adherence to drawings, specifications, quality standards, and project requirements
• Perform and document field testing, including SF6 leak detection, gas analysis, timing, power factor, and contact resistance testing
• Conduct inspections to determine maintenance needs and required repairs, supporting resource planning decisions
• Plan and participate in on-site progress meetings and coordinate daily field activities
• Prepare clear, accurate field documentation, reports, and project records
• Responsible to ensure compliance with applicable external and internal regulations, procedures, and guidelines

Requirements:

• Candidate must already have work authorization that would permit them to work for Hitachi Energy in the United States
• Minimum of 10 years of experience in field service or construction management, preferably with substation, switchgear, or high voltage equipment (69kV–550kV)
• Technical certificate or associate degree in an electrical or mechanical related field, or a combination of education and directly applicable experience
• Experience supervising erection and testing activities for high voltage substations and equipment
• Knowledge of safety procedures for working in energized, high voltage substations
• Valid vehicle operator's permit and OSHA 10 training certification (or ability to acquire)