Data Center Low Voltage - Lead Superintendent

Daedalus Industrial•Turkey, TX

1d•$48 - $58•Onsite

About The Position

The Lead Superintendent oversees low-voltage infrastructure installation on large-scale data center construction projects, ensuring structured cabling, network systems, security, and other low-voltage systems meet project specifications, schedules, quality requirements, and mission-critical reliability standards. The role combines hands-on technical expertise in building controls and low-voltage electrical systems with leadership, organization, and project execution, and may provide guidance on BMS design, installation, and integration. As the on-site authority for low-voltage trade coordination, the Lead Superintendent leads other site superintendents, supervises subcontractors, crews, and vendors, manages daily construction activities, maintains project documentation, and ensures compliance with safety protocols, project plans, and industry standards. The position is based onsite daily at a construction site in Turkey, Texas, with travel to other project locations as required.

Requirements

7–10+ years of experience in low-voltage or electrical construction, preferably in mission-critical or data center environments.
Demonstrated experience supervising crews or subcontractors in a construction setting.
Strong knowledge of structured cabling systems, network infrastructure, fiber and copper installation, and termination practices.
Ability to read and interpret construction documents, specifications, and technical diagrams.
Strong understanding of low-voltage cabling standards, NEC low-voltage guidelines, and data center best practices.
Excellent communication, problem-solving, and leadership skills.
Proficiency with project management tools such as Procore, Bluebeam, Smartsheet, or BIM360.

Nice To Haves

Experience with hyperscale data center construction, such as Meta, AWS, QTS, Google, or Microsoft projects.
Knowledge of building control systems.
OSHA 10/30 certification.
Experience participating in commissioning and turnover processes.

Responsibilities

Lead other site superintendents and serve as an escalation point for issue resolution and technical questions.
Manage day-to-day low-voltage installation activities for data center projects.
Supervise site crews, subcontractors, and vendors to ensure compliance with project specifications and timelines.
Review and interpret construction drawings, specifications, RFI responses, and submittals related to low-voltage systems.
Conduct daily site walks to verify installation quality, identify issues, and ensure work areas are safe and organized.
Coordinate with electrical, mechanical, general contractor, and owner-representative teams across trades.
Oversee installation of structured cabling, including fiber and copper, pathways, racks, cabinets, grounding and bonding, and cable management systems.
Manage deployment of data center IT and monitoring systems.
Ensure compliance with NEC, NFPA, and customer technical standards.
Verify testing, labeling, terminations, and certification of low-voltage systems.
Troubleshoot installation issues and support commissioning activities.
Maintain the low-voltage installation schedule and integrate work into the master construction schedule.
Coordinate material deliveries, storage, staging, and inventory control.
Facilitate daily and weekly coordination meetings with stakeholders and subcontractors.
Identify schedule risks and propose corrective actions.
Maintain current red lines, as-built drawings, cable logs, and test results.
Ensure work meets required specification, quality, and performance criteria.
Participate in QA/QC inspections, commissioning, and turnover processes.
Prepare daily reports, progress photos, and site activity logs.
Enforce company and jobsite safety requirements and promote safety awareness.
Ensure teams follow OSHA standards, site-specific rules, electrical safety practices, and proper PPE use.
Support incident reporting and resolution.
Travel to multiple project locations as required.
Work extended hours or weekends as needed to meet deadlines.