Energy Resilience Partners, LLC

Site 2 Superintendent - Generation and Fuel

Illesheim, Bavaria, Germany
Full Time
Site 2 - Generation & Fuel
Manager/Supervisor

ANMG-S2-001 | Storck Barracks Microgrid | Contingent opportunity

WORK LOCATION: FULL-TIME ONSITE - remote work is incidental. Duty location: Storck Barracks, Illesheim, Bavaria, Germany. Minimum Germany presence: Full-time at Site 2 and fuel-yard work front

REQUISITIONANMG-S2-001
CSS CAM LCAT253 - Principal Technical Manager
DUTY LOCATIONStorck Barracks, Illesheim, Bavaria, Germany
WORK ARRANGEMENTFULL-TIME ONSITE - remote work is incidental
REPORTS TOERP Project Manager / designated functional lead
EMPLOYMENTPROJECT HIRE, PARTNER ASSIGNMENT OR PHASE SPECIALIST
REQUIREMENT BASISEXECUTION-DERIVED: ERP management, administration, permitting, procurement, logistics or work-front control role used to deliver the contract.
 


About ERP and the Project

Energy Resilience Partners, LLC (ERP) is a tribally led federal energy-resilience contractor building the contingent team for the USAG Ansbach - Storck Barracks Smart Microgrid in Bavaria, Germany. The 730-day project integrates two 1 MW diesel generators, 2 MW / 4 MWh battery energy storage, photovoltaic generation, 20 kV medium-voltage distribution, fuel systems, protection, SCADA/microgrid controls, fiber communications, an underground interconnection corridor and full testing, training and commissioning.

Position Summary

Leads all Site 2 generator, fuel, civil, mechanical, electrical, switchgear, controls, OEM, testing, and turnover execution.

What You Will Do

  • Plan and execute generator, fuel, civil, mechanical, electrical, switchgear, controls, OEM, logistics, testing, and punch activities.
  • Verify design, permit/AHJ, material, access, AHA, inspection, and work-front prerequisites before installation or testing.
  • Coordinate foundations, setting, fuel storage/distribution, containment, ventilation/exhaust, MV equipment, controls, fire/environmental, and commissioning interfaces.
  • Track production, OEM readiness, tests, deficiencies, redlines, and turnover by system.
  • Protect mission operations and deliver safe, leak-free, commissioning-ready generation and fuel systems.

Minimum Qualifications

  • Directly related generation, fuel, industrial civil/mechanical/electrical, OEM, or superintendent experience appropriate to the LCAT.
  • Required Germany/EU work authorization, trade/OEM qualifications, and safety/environmental competence for onsite roles.
  • Ability to perform in an active U.S. military installation under ERP, CQC, SSHO, and host-nation controls.

Preferred Qualifications

1 MW-class generation, military fuel systems, 20 kV, VDE, OEM, federal/OCONUS, or German-language experience.

Germany Work Authorization, Location and Access

  • Selection remains subject to contract qualifications, installation access, employer-of-record and data/system permissions.
  • Germany-local employment, approved DOCPER/ECOPS accreditation, or other lawful long-term work authorization before onsite work.
  • Employer/engagement source must match the approved ERP staffing plan, subcontract chain, independence rules and German employment/work-status requirements.
  • No field work may begin until required Government personnel approval, installation access/badging, safety orientation, role designation/appointment, system/data permissions and work-front release are complete.

Field, Travel and Employment Conditions

  • Work arrangement: FULL-TIME ONSITE - remote work is incidental; minimum presence: Full-time at Site 2 and fuel-yard work front.
  • Project-based and contingent upon award/NTP, funding, final staffing authorization, qualification verification, Government approval where applicable, employer-of-record completion and installation access.
  • Must support approved work hours, outages, testing windows, alternate shifts, weekends or German holidays when the schedule and lawful working-time controls require.
  • Must comply with ERP/prime direction, EM 385-1-1, German safety and labor requirements, quality controls, CUI/FCI and photography/device restrictions, accurate timekeeping and project conduct rules.

Application Materials

  • Resume/CV showing employer, dates, role, project value, technical scope, location, contract/client and specific responsibilities for comparable work.
  • Copies of applicable degrees, licenses, certifications and training records with issuing body and expiration date.
  • Current location, Germany work-authorization/status basis, earliest availability, travel/relocation constraints and required notice period.
  • At least three professional references for comparable work; Government-submitted roles may require additional verification and signed commitment/appointment documentation.

Suggested JazzHR Screening Questions

  • What is your present legal basis to perform the required work in Germany, and will it remain valid through your target assignment period beginning September 21, 2026?
  • Can you meet this work arrangement: FULL-TIME ONSITE - remote work is incidental, including the stated Storck Barracks/Germany attendance?
  • How many years have you performed substantially similar site 2 superintendent - generation and fuel work, and what is the closest project by size, scope and complexity?
  • Identify the degree, license, certification, CQM/safety/trade/OEM credential or system qualification that establishes you meet this posting's minimum requirements.
  • Describe your English proficiency for Government communication and your German proficiency for Host Nation, authority, supplier or field coordination.

Equal opportunity statement: ERP and each approved employing entity make employment decisions without unlawful discrimination. Any tribal, veteran or other preference will be used only when legally authorized and expressly approved for the employing entity and posting.

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