• Lead and supervise GE Vernova field teams and subcontractors across GIS installation, maintenance, repair, and modernization (retrofit) projects — 69 kV to 800 kV • Drive efficient execution through hands-on coordination of manpower, tools, equipment, and site resources • Serve as the primary GE Vernova representative and customer interface on site • Lead daily toolbox talks, safety briefings, and Job Safety Analyses (JSA/AHA) • Manage site interfaces with clients, contractors, commissioning teams, and project managers • Monitor installation progress and deliver accurate daily, weekly, and final site reports • Support commissioning, high-voltage testing, and punch list closure through to formal client handover • Review, adapt, and draft engineering documents including GA drawings, control schematics, wiring diagrams, interconnection drawings, terminal diagrams, mounting details, and Bills of Materials • Review converted European-standard mechanical support structure and breaker control drawings into North American-compliant packages aligned with IEEE, ANSI, CSA, NEC/NFPA, and local utility requirements – if required amend • Identify technical gaps between European and North American design practices and recommend compliant engineering solutions • Write and adapt Method Statements for specific job types (new installation, maintenance, repair, Hi-Pot tests) based on existing generic procedures

• Lead and supervise GE Vernova field teams and subcontractors across GIS installation, maintenance, repair, and modernization projects • Drive efficient execution through hands-on coordination of manpower, tools, equipment, and site resources • Serve as the primary GE Vernova representative and customer interface on site • Manage site interfaces with clients, contractors, commissioning teams, and project managers • Ensure all engineering changes are documented, traceable, and compliant with client and statutory requirements

• Travel to customer sites to support the installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, repair, and preventative maintenance of municipal water treatment equipment and systems • Work with a variety of advanced mechanical, electrical, and control systems and require a strong technical background, customer-focused communication, and the ability to work independently in the field • Collaborate closely with customers, project teams, and internal support groups to help deliver safe and successful project outcomes • Typical work week includes travel on Monday and Friday, with field service work performed Tuesday through Thursday at customer locations throughout the U.S. and Canada

• Contribute to delivering excellent service for sophisticated analytical and scientific instruments • Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair complex equipment while providing exceptional customer service • Work with customers across research, industrial, and healthcare settings