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Montenson

Family-owned builder of stadiums and renewables

Equipment Supervisor - Solar Industrialization

Mechanical Maintenance and Reliability EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMinneapolis, MN, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree and 4 or more years of experience in construction equipment, product development, engineering, operations, manufacturing, fleet management, or a related field; alternatively, 8 or more years of equivalent professional or trade experience.
  • Experience supporting equipment pilots, product introduction, field deployment, or commercialization of technical solutions.
  • Working knowledge of construction equipment safety, maintenance, inspection, service, and lifecycle requirements.
  • Ability to coordinate cross-functional teams and move solutions from concept through pilot, validation, launch, and sustained operations.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to translate field needs into clear technical and commercial requirements.
  • Ability to prioritize multiple initiatives, solve field problems, and make sound decisions using safety, performance, cost, and risk data.
  • Strong computer skills and proficiency with standard business, reporting, and collaboration tools.
  • Valid U.S. driver's license with a clean driving record.
  • Ability to travel up to 25%.

Responsibilities

  • Engage during concept development and pilot planning to ensure proposed solutions address field needs, operating conditions, constructability, safety, maintainability, and fleet requirements.
  • Partner with Industrialization, Engineering, Operations, Safety, Quality, Supply Chain, project teams, original equipment manufacturers, and technology providers to guide design development and commercialization.
  • Define pilot objectives, success criteria, test plans, field feedback loops, and readiness gates for progression from prototype to production deployment.
  • Translate pilot results into design improvements, operating standards, training requirements, maintenance plans, spare-parts strategies, and deployment recommendations.
  • Coordinate design reviews, validation testing, documentation, and final acceptance of equipment before release to the Solar fleet.
  • Support business cases and commercialization plans, including cost, productivity, utilization, reliability, scalability, and return-on-investment considerations.
  • Lead equipment launch planning, mobilization, commissioning, and field implementation across Solar projects.
  • Establish deployment playbooks, standard work, operator qualifications, training materials, and support models that enable consistent adoption.
  • Coordinate with project and operations leaders to identify deployment opportunities, sequence equipment releases, and align resources with project demand.
  • Monitor utilization, productivity, reliability, user feedback, maintenance needs, and total cost of ownership after deployment.
  • Resolve field issues and coordinate engineering changes, repairs, supplier support, or operating adjustments to minimize downtime and improve performance.
  • Evaluate opportunities to scale proven solutions into other Mortenson business groups and geographies.
  • Provide direct supervision, work direction, coaching, and development for assigned Equipment Specialists, mechanics, craft personnel, or deployment resources.
  • Set priorities and coordinate team capacity across pilots, equipment launches, field support, maintenance, and continuous-improvement activities.
  • Build internal capability through onboarding, technical training, knowledge transfer, and clear performance expectations.
  • Reinforce Mortenson safety expectations, operating standards, accountability, and collaborative behaviors.
  • Lead by example and ensure equipment solutions meet Mortenson safety, quality, risk, and operational requirements throughout development and deployment.
  • Coordinate required hazard reviews, inspections, certifications, regulatory compliance, manufacturer requirements, and change-control processes.
  • Ensure equipment documentation is complete and controlled, including drawings, manuals, inspection criteria, maintenance requirements, parts lists, and training records.
  • Partner with Safety and Quality teams to investigate incidents, defects, and recurring performance issues and drive corrective actions.
  • Maintain clear readiness criteria so equipment is not released broadly until safety, quality, reliability, and support expectations are met.
  • Support sourcing, supplier selection, production-readiness reviews, and commercial negotiations with original equipment manufacturers and technology providers.
  • Partner with Mortenson legal, commercial, procurement, engineering, and leadership teams on licensing arrangements, field-of-use requirements, intellectual property considerations, product changes, support obligations, and deployment rights.
  • Coordinate the transfer of production-ready designs, specifications, testing requirements, training content, and quality expectations to external manufacturing or licensing partners.
  • Monitor partner performance, product quality, supply continuity, service support, and compliance with agreed commercialization requirements.
  • Track fleet utilization, operating cost, asset performance, repair-versus-replace decisions, and equipment lifecycle plans.
  • Recommend scale-up, redesign, retirement, or broader commercialization based on field data and business results.

Desired Qualifications

  • At least 1 year of direct team leadership or supervision experience.
  • Experience in utility-scale solar construction, renewable energy, industrialized construction, or specialty equipment deployment.
  • Experience working with engineers, original equipment manufacturers, technology providers, fabrication partners, or contract manufacturers.
  • Familiarity with product commercialization, licensing, intellectual property, quality systems, change control, or supplier management.
  • Experience developing budgets, business cases, financial analyses, or total-cost-of-ownership models.
  • Demonstrated success leading change, training users, and driving adoption of new equipment or technology in field operations.

About the Company

Montenson

Family-owned builder of stadiums and renewables

Mortenson is a family-owned construction and development firm that plans, builds, and manages large projects across the United States. It works in sectors like sports venues (including stadiums) and renewable energy (wind and solar), as well as healthcare, data centers, and real estate development. The firm distinguishes itself through its long family history, growth from a small local contractor into a national builder, and a track record of delivering high-profile, complex projects. Its goal is to expand its nationwide presence by taking on challenging landmark projects across multiple sectors and advancing sustainable energy and community-focused developments, while remaining family-owned.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Minneapolis, MN
Founded
1954

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