Overhead Construction Supervisor
Carian
| Company | Carian |
| Category | Construction & Trades |
| Location | New Jersey |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Manager |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 30 Jun 2026 |
| Last verified | 30 Jul 2026 |
| Source | Employer career page (ashby) |
Description
Overhead Construction Supervisor
Location: New Jersey, various project sites
Job Type: Full-time
Schedule: Field-based; travel throughout New Jersey required; outage, off-hours, overtime, and emergency response support may be required
About Us
CARIAN is a purpose-driven, woman-owned consulting and advisory firm dedicated exclusively to the power sector. We partner with leading electric and gas utilities to provide strategic advisory and disciplined execution across program management, business intelligence, and field execution oversight. Guided by integrity, trust, excellence, and accountability, our team helps deliver complex capital programs and build the resilient energy infrastructure that communities depend on.
Position Overview
CARIAN is seeking an experienced Overhead Construction Supervisor to support overhead utility construction activities throughout New Jersey.
This role will provide field supervision and oversight for overhead transmission and distribution construction, maintenance, and contractor work. The Overhead Construction Supervisor will coordinate daily field activities, monitor contractor performance, verify work completion, support outage and operations coordination, and help ensure work is performed safely and in accordance with utility standards, construction specifications, procedures, and applicable requirements.
The ideal candidate has strong overhead line construction experience, practical field judgment, knowledge of utility work methods, and the ability to work effectively with contractors, general foremen, operations teams, project managers, and utility stakeholders in a live field environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide field supervision and oversight for overhead transmission and distribution construction and maintenance activities.
- Report to contractor show-up locations, project sites, and other assigned field locations throughout New Jersey.
- Coordinate daily work activities with contractors, general foremen, operations personnel, project managers, and other field stakeholders.
- Confirm circuit availability, outage readiness, work assignments, crew counts, rosters, and daily work plans.
- Attend and witness morning tailboards, huddles, and job briefings.
- Review daily work plans with general foremen and confirm alignment with safety, schedule, outage, and construction requirements.
- Observe contractor crews to verify compliance with utility safety rules, work procedures, construction specifications, and approved work methods.
- Monitor field progress, work quality, crew performance, safety compliance, and schedule adherence.
- Mitigate safety issues, project concerns, field conflicts, and work execution issues as they arise.
- Monitor and forecast material needs to support field execution.
- Verify owner-furnished equipment and project materials are properly received, stored, tagged, used, returned, and documented.
- Support proper handling, labeling, storage, and disposal of waste materials, including treated wood and other regulated materials.
- Perform field inspections and document construction progress, completed units, field conditions, issues, risks, and required follow-up.
- Review contractor invoices, completed units, and supporting documentation for accuracy.
- Support outage requests, outage coordination, access planning, and related field documentation as needed.
- Read and interpret one-lines, circuit maps, construction drawings, work packages, and field documentation.
- Communicate with Division Operations, project leadership, contractors, and other stakeholders as needed.
- Participate in weekly project update meetings and provide clear field status updates.
- Support incident investigations by documenting field conditions, taking photographs, preparing written summaries, and making required notifications to project leadership.
- Coordinate with senior supervisors or project managers before releasing contractors d
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