About the job Project Manager Mission-Critical Power & Substation Projects
About the Mission
Powering the world requires precision, leadership, and accountability. TRIFECTA deploys elite professionals into Mission-Critical Power, Utility, and Infrastructure projects environments where uptime and reliability define success.
Were seeking experienced Project Managers to be deployed across the U.S., overseeing high-value substation, transmission, and energy-infrastructure builds. You'll lead construction and modernization efforts that strengthen grid reliability and accelerate energy-transition initiatives.
What You'll Do
- Manage multimillion-dollar substation and power-infrastructure projects from kickoff through closeout.
- Direct field teams, coordinate engineers and contractors, and drive safety and performance.
- Maintain scheduling, budgeting, and documentation across complex scopes.
- Deliver projects on time, within scope, and above expectation where failure isn't an option.
- Uphold TRIFECTA standards of professionalism, communication, and Mission-Critical execution.
What Were Looking For
- 37 + years of project-management experience in substation, utility, or electrical infrastructure.
- Proven leadership managing construction or EPC projects in live-power environments.
- Familiarity with cost-tracking, estimating, and scheduling tools.
- Valid drivers license and willingness to travel or accept extended deployments.
- A results-driven mindset and commitment to excellence under pressure.
Compensation
$110,000 - $150,000 + annually (depending on experience & assignment scope).
Deployment-based structure with project stipends, per diem, and performance incentives where applicable.
About TRIFECTA
We are Mission-Critical.
TRIFECTA is the creator of Mission-Critical Deployment, deploying PowerChecked professionals and STRIKETEAM units into the projects that power the world. From Energy and Automation to Skilled Trades, we deliver teams built for uptime, precision, and performance.
We don't fill jobs we deploy leaders.