Construction Manager
Pubblicato il 21-09-2026 - Aventa in Italia
Location: construction sites across the German Corridors (mobile) Work mode: Onshore - full-time at site
ASAP
Duration: Long-term project
Compensation: Competitive, based on experience
Travel: High - extended periods on site across Germany required
Confidential - leading international power cable contractor / manufacturer
Driving licence: Valid driving licence - mandatory
Our client is a confidential leading international power cable contractor and manufacturer delivering major onshore power cable installation projects across Germany. As part of Germany's grid expansion programme, the company is executing large-scale high voltage and extra high voltage cable installation scopes along the German Corridors, requiring experienced site supervision teams to oversee civil works, cable laying, and jointing operations across multiple active construction sites.
Project scope
The assignment covers onshore power cable installation and jointing activities on one of Germany's major grid corridor projects. The Site Supervisor works across construction sites along the German Corridors,
reporting directly to the Site Manager and acting as the primary field-level authority for day-to-day supervision of cable laying, civil works, and cable jointing operations. The role requires full availability for extended periods on site in Germany and regular mobility between active site locations.
The scope covers the full installation sequence: excavation, cable pulling, jointing, backfilling, and cable protection - with particular focus on jointing quality oversight and subcontractor coordination.
To act as the primary field supervisor on site - overseeing daily cable installation, civil works, and cable jointing activities, ensuring all operations are executed safely, on schedule, and in strict compliance with approved drawings, method statements, quality standards, and HSE requirements - and providing the Site Manager with detailed, timely reporting on all site progress and issues.
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