Site Project Manager – Global Construction Sites

About the role

As a Site Project Manager you will lead daily activities on industrial construction sites worldwide. You will coordinate with customers, authorities, contractors and internal project teams to ensure safe, on‑time and cost‑effective delivery of Siemens Energy projects.

Key responsibilities

• Overall responsibility for all onsite works, including legal liability for the project site and personnel.
• Ensure compliance with occupational health, safety and environmental (EHS) requirements and promote a Zero‑Harm culture.
• Represent project management interests to customers, authorities, contractors and consultants.
• Manage onsite order execution, financial performance, schedule adherence and quality results.
• Document and control deviations, non‑conformances and coordinate contract‑related claims.
• Escalate issues impacting scope, budget or schedule and drive corrective‑action and risk‑mitigation measures.
• Review cost accounting, cost‑to‑complete estimates and project schedules.
• Prepare and support daily/weekly site reporting and close technical changes before milestones.

Required profile

• Higher education degree in Electrical or Civil Engineering.
• Project Management certification (e.g., IPMA, PMI) is a plus.
• At least 5 years of onsite leadership experience on large industrial construction projects, preferably EPC or consortium environments.
• Strong knowledge of construction and commissioning processes and EHS regulations.
• Proven ability to lead multinational teams in a fast‑changing environment.
• Willingness to work on construction sites in Germany and internationally.

Required skills

• Electrical engineering
• Civil engineering
• Project management
• EPC project execution
• Construction and commissioning processes
• EHS compliance
• Cost accounting
• Schedule management

What we offer

• Opportunity to work on high‑impact, low‑emission power generation projects.
• Leadership role within a global energy leader.
• Professional development in a multinational environment.