Jobs at Primoris Services Corporation

Manage project controls for renewable construction projects including budgeting, scheduling, cost control, forecasting, cash flow, change and contingency management, risk assessment, audits, WIP reviews, and project closeout while mentoring junior staff and aligning accounting and operations teams.

Manage full‑cycle, high‑volume recruitment for skilled trades and select professional roles: source, screen, interview, onboard candidates, maintain ATS records, coordinate pre‑employment logistics, support recruitment marketing, and partner with hiring managers to meet workforce needs.

Monitors, detects, investigates, and responds to enterprise cybersecurity threats within a Security Operations Center. Responsibilities include SIEM and EDR alert triage, incident response, endpoint and identity threat analysis, cloud security monitoring, vulnerability remediation support, and investigation of phishing, malware, ransomware, and unauthorized access. The analyst also supports Zero Trust initiatives, SOAR automation, playbook development, root-cause analysis, and continuous improvement of security operations.

Develop and maintain fully integrated Primavera P6 master schedules for large capital EPC construction projects. Monitor critical path, perform schedule risk analysis, prepare progress reports and look‑aheads, coordinate sub‑schedules with stakeholders, apply EVM and resource loading/leveling, validate progress with project controls, and mentor junior schedulers to ensure schedule integrity and milestone delivery.

Lead substation design tasks including wiring diagrams, bills of materials, and as-built drawings; perform relay, grounding, load-flow and short-circuit calculations; apply P&C and physical station design at 138kV+; follow NEC/NESC/NEMA/IEEE/ANSI standards; coordinate with project teams, attend job sites for training, and support project schedules and documentation.

Manage a high-volume inventory of third-party construction-related property damage, auto, and personal injury claims from initial notice through resolution. Investigate liability and damages, coordinate with field operations, project management, HSE teams, insurers, legal counsel, and experts, negotiate settlements, support litigation management, and maintain complete claim documentation.

Assists journey-level linemen with overhead electrical line construction, maintenance, and repair. Responsibilities include installing poles, stringing wire, connecting transformers, operating utility equipment and vehicles, climbing structures, handling materials, interpreting basic schematics, and following strict safety procedures. The role requires outdoor work in varying weather, emergency call-outs, overtime, travel, physical labor, and effective teamwork.

Performs preventive maintenance, lubrication, oil changes, filter replacements, fluid checks, inspections, and minor repairs on heavy equipment, trucks, and vehicles. Maintains service records, safely operates lubrication tools, identifies leaks and wear, supports shop organization, and follows company safety procedures. Requires 1–2 years of related experience, basic equipment-system knowledge, a valid driver's license, and physical ability to work outdoors and handle heavy objects. CDL possession or eligibility is preferred.

Prepare and process invoices for pipeline construction, maintenance, engineering, and related projects. Review project records, verify contract rates and change orders, monitor progress billing, resolve discrepancies, maintain billing files, address customer inquiries, assist with collections, reconcile reports, support month-end close and audits, and generate management reports. Collaborate with project managers, operations, accounting teams, customers, and vendors to ensure accurate and timely billing.

Manages workplace health and safety programs across facilities and job sites. Ensures OSHA and regulatory compliance, conducts inspections and risk assessments, investigates incidents, leads safety training, maintains documentation, oversees PPE and emergency preparedness programs, tracks safety metrics, and drives corrective actions and continuous improvement. Provides leadership and coaching to HSE Specialists while promoting a proactive safety culture and aligning site programs with organizational initiatives.

Create and manage utility locate tickets for OSP construction projects, track utility responses and expirations, coordinate locate status with project and field teams, maintain documentation, communicate conflicts and delays, and support scheduling and project closeout activities.

Oversee quality control activities for outside plant telecommunications construction projects. Lead QC personnel, verify field work meets customer and company standards, identify deficiencies, coordinate corrective actions, and support accurate project closeout documentation.

Oversee and implement quality, health, safety, and environmental programs across construction and industrial projects. Responsibilities include site inspections, audits, incident investigations, root cause analysis, corrective actions, risk assessments, employee and contractor training, compliance reporting, regulatory liaison, QHSE documentation, continuous improvement, and PPE oversight.

Prepares and reviews SEC filings, financial statements, footnote disclosures, MD&A, earnings materials, and technical accounting memos. Supports U.S. GAAP research, SOX controls, audits, disclosure compliance, and complex transactions. Coordinates with accounting, FP&A, Legal, Investor Relations, tax, treasury, internal audit, business units, and external auditors while maintaining reporting schedules and meeting quarterly and annual deadlines.

Lead end-to-end engineering projects for midstream pipeline construction, overseeing planning, procurement, construction, subcontractors, budgets, schedules, QA/QC, and client relationships. Drive business development, proposals, contract negotiations, forecasting, and reporting while ensuring project profitability and execution excellence.

Coordinates material management and site inventory for renewable energy construction projects. Oversees domestic and global transportation, delivery schedules, vendor communications, receiving documentation, inventory tracking, and daily reporting. Serves as liaison between project sites, procurement, buyers, construction teams, suppliers, and owner representatives. The role requires relocation to project sites for 8–15 months, 50–60-hour workweeks, a valid driver’s license, and strong inventory and material management knowledge.

Manage billing department strategy, operations, collections, process efficiency, compliance, quality assurance, month-end close, and accounts receivable reporting. Supervise seven billers, analyze financial reports, improve procedures, delegate work, and ensure adherence to federal, state, and payer requirements. The role requires strong leadership, analytical, communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills, along with accounting experience and proficiency in Excel and ERP billing systems.

Leads complex quality investigations, validates inspection processes, supports internal and external audits, mentors quality staff, and partners with supervisors and engineers on corrective actions. The role requires manufacturing or construction quality experience, ISO 9001 expertise, audit exposure, mentoring ability, and strong problem-solving skills.

Leads site-specific quality assurance and quality control for utility-scale PV and BESS construction projects. Oversees inspections, audits, quality documentation, corrective actions, root-cause analysis, compliance, KPI reporting, and continuous improvement. Partners with construction, engineering, commissioning, and project leadership to resolve deficiencies and improve execution. Supervises and coaches Site Quality Technicians, provides training, and promotes quality accountability across field-based project teams.

Administers fleet toll accounts, transponders, transactions, violations, billing, vehicle titles, registrations, renewals, plates, permits, and regulatory credentials. Maintains accurate records, validates invoices, prepares reports, resolves discrepancies, coordinates with DMV offices, toll authorities, vendors, fleet partners, and internal stakeholders, and supports audits, process improvements, special projects, and backup coverage. Requires strong organization, customer service, communication, computer, and problem-solving skills, plus a clear driving record.