Project Manager - Electrical

Role Overview

Join a specialized team focused on delivering key infrastructure projects throughout New Zealand's South Island. The Project Manager will oversee delivery of industrial and electrical distribution projects, with additional chances to contribute to renewable energy ventures such as solar farm installations.

Key Responsibilities

You will manage a varied portfolio, ranging from single large-scale projects to multiple smaller assignments simultaneously, predominantly in industrial and distribution infrastructure sectors, while supporting renewable energy initiatives when they occur.

Candidate Profile

The ideal candidate is a driven and problem-solving professional who thrives in dynamic project settings.

Experience & Qualifications

• Proven track record managing projects in industrial, electrical, utilities, distribution, or infrastructure sectors.
• Experience with renewable energy or solar farm projects is highly desirable.
• Preferably progressed from hands-on roles to supervisory or leadership positions with strong site-based expertise.
• Competence in coordinating teams, managing stakeholders, and ensuring safe, efficient project completion.
• A formal Project Management qualification is a benefit but substantial practical leadership and operational expertise are equally valued.

Why Work With Us?

• Robust and expanding pipeline of work in critical infrastructure and renewable energy.
• Diverse project sizes and scopes offer broad exposure.
• Opportunities for professional development within a supportive, growing team.
• Collaborate with respected clients and industry leaders.
• Join a trusted contractor known for enduring client partnerships.

Company Summary

Our firm is a foremost provider managing essential infrastructure across Australia and New Zealand. With over 35,000 employees and subcontractors across 400 locations, we prioritize people development, inclusivity, and respect, fostering an equitable and supportive workplace.

Diversity & Inclusion

We embrace applications from all demographics including Māori and Pasifika peoples, diverse genders, abilities, and backgrounds, offering accessible recruitment processes and accommodations upon request.