Do power project managers often have to work overtime?

Power project managers often have to work overtime. The reasons are as follows:

1. Project schedule pressure: Power projects usually have strict construction period requirements, and project construction and delivery need to be completed within the specified time. In order to ensure that the project proceeds as planned, the project manager needs to work overtime to supervise and coordinate various work links, solve problems and adjust plans in a timely manner.

2. Emergency handling: Power projects may encounter emergencies, such as equipment failures, construction accidents, etc., which require project managers to handle and respond in a timely manner. These emergencies may cause project delays or create other problems, requiring project managers to work overtime to ensure timely measures are taken and problems are resolved.