Job details Posted 07 October 2026 Salary USD $215,000 Start date 26 October 2026 Salary Range

USD 175000 - 250000

per Year Location Clarksville Job type Permanent Discipline Rail Infrastructure and Construction , Industrial Manufacturing Reference 170517 Job Function Construction Manager , Site Manager Job description

Job Title:

Site Manager -

Major Industrial Projects Location:

Clarksville, TN Status of Hire:

full-time, direct hire

Industry:

construction, industrial plant

Pay:

$175-220k depending on experience Are you ready to take the helm of large-scale industrial projects and make a lasting impact? As Site Manager, you'll be the driving force behind all construction activities on-site, ensuring safety, quality, and excellence in execution. This is a leadership role where your expertise will shape the success of complex, multidisciplinary projects in collaboration with the Project Manager and a world-class team. You'll represent our EPC firm on-site, building strong relationships with clients, local authorities, contractors, and partners—while leading a high-performing team in a dynamic environment. Key Responsibilities

• Lead with

Purpose:

Oversee all on-site functions, including health & safety, quality assurance, construction supervision, field engineering, project controls, contract administration, and materials management.

Drive Operational Excellence:

Manage day-to-day site operations, facilities, and services to keep projects on track.

• Be the Face of the

Organization:

Maintain strong client relationships and foster trust with local communities.

Ensure Compliance:

Guarantee adherence to all applicable codes, standards, and regulations.

Champion Safety & Quality:

Set the tone for a culture of safety and continuous improvement.

Lead Meetings & Communication:

Chair contractor kick-offs, progress reviews, and ensure clear communication across all stakeholders.

Develop Talent:

Build and mentor a capable site team, ensuring performance and accountability. Qualifications and Experience

• A degree in engineering or equivalent experience, with 15-20 years in managing large-scale industrial construction projects.
• Proven leadership in remote or challenging environments, with a strong focus on health, safety, and environment.
• Exceptional communication, negotiation, and interpersonal skills.
• Expertise in planning, organization, and contract management, with sharp business acumen.
• Ability to build trust with clients and communities and manage industrial relations effectively.
• Comprehensive knowledge of EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction) processes and project interfaces.
• Mobility to work at remote sites on a rotation basis.
• Postgraduate studies in project or construction management are an asset.