Construction Manager

We need to output HTML fragment with sections: About the role? Actually the posting includes a description about company then role description. We need to use

for section headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We must include only sections with real specific content. No filler. We must preserve all substantive info, not invent. Remove boilerplate like EEO, E-Verify notice, etc. Also remove application instructions like "Apply now". Also remove duplicated lines. We need to decide sections: Probably "About the role" (intro description of role), "Responsibilities" (list), "Requirements" (maybe Minimum Qualifications?), "Qualifications" (maybe Core Competencies?), "Skills" (maybe technical skills?), "Benefits" (none given), "Pay" (none), "Schedule" (maybe mention on-site 5 days a week, travel). The posting mentions "Must be willing to travel and generally be on site 5 days a week." That's schedule info. Also "Training and certification will be reimbursed." That's a benefit? Could be benefit. Also "FAA 107 license preferred. Training and certification will be reimbursed." That's a benefit. Also maybe "Proficient with Microsoft Word and Excel." That's skill. "Extensive knowledge of Procore and its daily use." Skill. "Be able to operate Google Earth/ARC GIS software." Skill. "OSHA 30 Certified" is requirement. "Bachelor of Science Degree preferred, but not a requirement." That's qualification. "5 years of onsite utility-scale solar, battery storage, and/or substation construction management." That's requirement. "Advanced knowledge of construction management processes..." etc. That's requirement or qualification. We need to avoid duplication. Let's extract content. First paragraph about company: "Are you ready to be part of a company that's not just talking about the future, but actively shaping it? Join The AES Corporation, the largest US-based global power company with a team of 8,300 employees across 12 countries. AES has been ranked #1 by BloombergNEF in renewable energy sales to corporations in the US and Americas for five consecutive years, providing electricity for millions of people worldwide. We are proud to foster a strong workplace culture, earning prominent positions in Great Place to Work™ rankings across the markets where we operate. AES was also named one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies for the 13th consecutive year in 2026, highlighting our dedication to integrity, transparency, and responsible business practices. Our spirit of innovation continues to earn industry recognition. AES is the only seven-time winner of the Edison Electric Institute’s Edison Awards in the twenty-first century, a distinction honoring global leadership in advancing the electric power industry. If you're ready to be part of a company that's not just adapting to change, but driving it, AES is the place for you. We're not just building a more sustainable future, we're powering it. Apply now and energize your career with a true leader in global energy." We need to remove "Apply now" and maybe the motivational fluff? The instruction: "Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions." The "Apply now" is application instruction, so remove. Also the initial motivational paragraph may be considered fluff but it's substantive about company. It may be okay to keep as "About the role"? Actually "About the role" heading is for role description, not company overview. But we could put company overview under "About the role" or maybe we don't have a heading for company. The instruction: "Use

for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule)." So we can have an "About the role" section that includes description of the role and maybe company context. The initial paragraph is more about AES company, not role. But we could still include it as part of "About the role" as background. However we should avoid fluff? It's not boilerplate; it's substantive about AES. Keep. Then we have: "AES is seeking an experienced Construction Manager to support the successful delivery of a utility-scale renewable energy project in Kansas (on-site). As the owner's on-site representative, you will oversee EPC contractors, drive a culture of safety and quality, and ensure construction activities are executed on schedule, within budget, and in compliance with project requirements. This is a highly visible, field-based leadership role offering the opportunity to contribute to the development of critical solar and energy storage infrastructure while helping accelerate the transition to a cleaner energy future." That's role description. Good for About the role. Then "Responsibilities" heading with list of responsibilities. The responsibilities are a long paragraph with many sentences. We need to convert to

• items. We need to split each responsibility into separate list items. Must preserve all substantive info; do not invent or summarize away detail. So we need to break down each sentence or clause into list items, preserving meaning. Let's extract responsibilities sentences: - Collaborate with the safety department to ensure all safety goals are the highest priority - Makes certain that the company is represented in accordance with AES Renewables & Power corporate values. - Project Landowners: The CM establishes a transparent and respectful line of communication between the project construction team and the landowners. This involves regular interactions, updates, and direct contact to keep landowners informed about project timelines, impacts, and progress. Addressing landowner concerns during construction, the CM is the main point of contact for landowner issues, from dust and noise complaints to concerns about property boundaries and access. The CM must address these issues promptly and respectfully. - Manage on-site monthly/weekly drone photo progress updates. - Proactively identify and assist EPC in the Management of site environmental and safety impacts - Facilitate communication between the DEQ, AHJ, and the EPC on environmental community concerns and impacts. - Provides excellence in managing and delivering the project(s), in line with the company’s expectations. - Creates a culture of continuous improvement. - Prepare and manage, in coordination with the PM team, the project execution plan, including the project schedule; coordinate and host the project kickoff meetings; and prepare and manage an effective project closeout. - Manage and direct AES hired on-site contract employees (QC/Safety/Commissioning). Verify and approve time records weekly. - Work with the project management team to ensure the effective management of all contracts (prime and subcontracts), including change orders and documentation of variances. - Onsite owner’s representative monitoring of utility-scale solar construction completed by 3rd party EPC Contractors - Cultivate positive working relationships with 3rd party EPC Contractors - Manage the construction of utility-scale solar and Battery Energy Storage (BESS) projects to the 3rd party EPC contract and permit requirements including schedule, budget, scope of work, deliverables, - Complete daily safety walks and submit a daily safety walk report into current project applied software programs. Ensure that any deficiencies are corrected. - Manage internal safety goals with 3rd party EPC Contractors - Attend internal and external meetings as necessary (e.g., daily, weekly). - Track project progress against the schedule and manage schedule remediation plans in coordination with the Project PM. - Discuss daily objectives with the third-party EPC contractor and promptly report perceived risks and any other issues/observations. Verify and sign off on various construction milestones (civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical) and update internal tracking software - Ensure thorough and quality work by verifying items against scopes of work and design plans to minimize punch lists and deliver the best-in-class assets. - Verify 3rd party EPC Contractors adhere to QA/QC plans - Work with in-house engineering to provide information and attend job walks to facilitate reports from 3rd party independent engineers. - Collect third-party EPC deliverables and either upload them to an internal data room or send them to the appropriate team member for sign-off (e.g., test reports, progress reports, etc.). - Review draft invoices with 3rd party EPC Contractor and verify work completed. - First line of defense against proposed change orders; escalating to internal Project Manager as necessary. - Proactively communicate and manage an ongoing punch list with 3rd party EPC Contractor, managing the final punch list from Mechanical Completion to completion. - Review and approve EPC invoicing monthly with PM Team. That's many items. We'll output as
  • each. Now "Core Competencies:" list. Those could go under "Skills" or "Qualifications". The instruction: Use headings for Skills, Qualifications, Requirements etc. We need to decide where to put core competencies. Could be under "Skills". Also "Minimum Qualifications:" list. We need to avoid duplication: Some items may overlap. We'll keep them separate as per headings. We need to decide which heading to use for each block. Potential sections: - About the role (includes company intro and role summary) - Responsibilities (list) - Requirements (maybe Minimum Qualifications) - Qualifications (maybe Core Competencies) - Skills (maybe technical skills like Procore, Google Earth, OSHA 30, etc.) - Benefits (maybe training reimbursement) - Schedule (on-site 5 days a week, travel) - Pay (none, so omit) We must not create sections with filler. So if we have content for Benefits, Schedule, we include. Benefits: "Training and certification will be reimbursed." Also maybe "FAA 107 license preferred. Training and certification will be reimbursed." That's a benefit. Also maybe nothing else. Schedule: "Must be willing to travel and generally be on site 5 days a week." Also maybe "Ability to quickly learn and adapt to changing software and technology needs." That's skill. Let's extract Minimum Qualifications bullet points: - 5 years of onsite utility-scale solar, battery storage, and/or substation construction management. (Large scale Power, Oil & Gas, Chemical construction project experience also considered) - Advanced knowledge of construction management processes, means and methods. - Expert knowledge of building products, construction details, and relevant rules, regulations, and quality standards. - Bachelor of Science Degree preferred, but not a requirement. - OSHA 30 Certified - Ability to quickly learn and adapt to changing software and technology needs. - Must be willing to travel and generally be on site 5 days a week. - Proficient with Microsoft Word and Excel. - Knowledge of Procore is a plus. - Must be able to work in various climates and walk sites as necessary for inspections and other requirements. - FAA 107 license preferred. Training and certification will be reimbursed. Note: Some of these overlap with skills and schedule. We'll need to avoid duplication across sections. Perhaps we put the Minimum Qualifications under "Requirements". Then we put Core Competencies under "Skills". Then we put technical skills like Procore, Microsoft Word/Excel, Google Earth/ARC GIS under "Skills" as well, but we must avoid duplication. Could combine. Better: Use "Requirements" for the minimum qualifications (experience, education, certifications). Use "Skills" for core competencies and technical abilities. Use "Benefits" for training reimbursement. Use "Schedule" for on-site 5 days a week and travel. We must ensure we don't repeat same content in multiple sections. Let's list unique items. Minimum Qualifications (requirements): - 5 years of onsite utility-scale solar, battery storage, and/or substation construction management. (Large scale Power, Oil & Gas, Chemical construction project experience also considered) - Advanced knowledge of construction management processes, means and methods. - Expert knowledge of building products, construction details, and relevant rules, regulations, and quality standards. - Bachelor of Science Degree preferred, but not a requirement. - OSHA 30 Certified. - Proficient with Microsoft Word and Excel. - Knowledge of Procore is a plus. - Must be able to work in various climates and walk sites as necessary for inspections and other requirements. - FAA 107 license preferred. (Training and certification will be reimbursed ->