German Site Agent
Pubblicato il 12-09-2026 - Altro in Italia
Possiede le competenze, l'esperienza e la determinazione necessarie per avere successo in questo ruolo? GOLDBECK SOLAR is a leading provider of turnkey solar systems on commercial roofs and ground mounted utility scale PV power plants. With our team of dedicated employees, we develop, plan, build, operate and finance photovoltaic systems in Germany, Europe and worldwide - tailor‐made with a standardized approach.
What you can expect:
Join GOLDBECK SOLAR at an exciting stage of growth in Italy. As Site Manager, you will lead construction activities on large‐scale solar projects, working closely with internal teams, contractors and authorities to ensure successful project delivery. You will have a high level of responsibility, the freedom to make decisions, and the opportunity to make a tangible impact on the expansion of renewable energy across Italy.
Manage daily construction activities and ensure project execution in line with schedules and milestones
Coordinate subcontractors, suppliers and site logistics to ensure efficient project delivery
Monitor construction progress,
costs and timelines and proactively mitigate project risks
Ensure compliance with approved designs, permits and technical specifications
Coordinate secondary permits and liaise with local and regional authorities throughout the construction phase
Lead contractor coordination and support commercial management regarding variations and claims
Implement quality management measures, oversee inspections and manage corrective actions
Ensure compliance with Italian HSE regulations and promote a strong safety culture on site
Prepare progress reports and maintain accurate site documentation
Act as the on‐site representative of GOLDBECK SOLAR and collaborate closely with project teams, clients and authorities
Degree in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering or a comparable qualification
Several years of experience in construction site management, ideally within utility‐scale Solar PV and/or BESS projects