Electrical Construction Coordinator, Peoria, AZ - Semiconductor

World Wide Professional Solutions•Peoria, AZ

15d•Onsite

About The Position

World Wide Professional Solutions (WWPS) is seeking an Electrical Construction Coordinator to support field execution on a semiconductor construction project in Peoria, Arizona. This hands-on coordination role works with electrical trade partners, construction management, engineering, facilities, and commissioning teams to help keep installations safe, organized, documented, and aligned with the project schedule. Semiconductor experience is preferred; relevant experience in complex industrial construction may also be considered. Candidates must currently reside in the Phoenix metropolitan area and be able to commute daily to the Peoria jobsite. This is a full-time position. WWPS provides medical, dental, vision, life, short-term disability, and long-term disability insurance, plus a company-match retirement plan. The posting says benefits begin on the first day of employment, and also states they begin the first of the month following the start date.

Requirements

Approximately 3 to 5 years of electrical construction, field coordination, project engineering, or related experience in semiconductor, advanced manufacturing, industrial, or mission-critical facilities.
Working familiarity with construction drawings and electrical systems, including power distribution, raceways, cable routing, grounding, and instrumentation and controls interfaces.
Ability to coordinate multiple contractors and priorities, document field progress, communicate clearly, and follow issues through resolution.
Familiarity with Microsoft Excel, project schedules, and construction tracking tools.
Knowledge of site safety expectations and applicable electrical installation requirements.
Must currently reside in the Phoenix metropolitan area and be able to commute daily to the Peoria, Arizona jobsite.

Nice To Haves

Semiconductor fab, cleanroom, subfab, process utility, or tool hookup construction experience; comparable complex industrial experience may be considered.
Experience with Microsoft Project, Primavera P6, or digital construction management platforms.
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification.
An associate or bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Electrical Engineering, Electrical Technology, or a related field; equivalent relevant field experience will be considered.

Responsibilities

Coordinate day-to-day electrical construction activities across assigned fab, cleanroom, subfab, central utility, support building, and process utility areas, as applicable.
Support installation planning and field coordination for electrical distribution and infrastructure, including low- and medium-voltage systems, switchgear, transformers, panelboards, motor control centers, variable frequency drives, UPS systems, and backup power.
Track conduit, cable tray, cable pulling and termination, grounding and bonding, equipment power connections, lighting, emergency power, and other electrical installation activities.
Coordinate instrumentation and controls work, including field instruments, sensors, transmitters, actuators, control panels, control wiring, PLC and SCADA interfaces, building automation, and equipment monitoring systems.
Coordinate electrical and controls work with HVAC, exhaust, process cooling, ultrapure water, bulk and specialty gas, chemical systems, life safety systems, and semiconductor tool installation or hookup interfaces.
Review drawings, specifications, and installation priorities with field teams; assist with RFIs, submittals, work packages, material tracking, field changes, and constructability issues.
Participate in short-interval planning, look-ahead schedules, progress walks, trade coordination meetings, and resolution of access, sequencing, and installation conflicts.
Support quality inspections, installation verification, punch lists, testing, point-to-point and loop checks, commissioning readiness, energization coordination, and system turnover documentation.
Maintain accurate progress updates, action logs, and project records; escalate schedule, safety, quality, and scope issues to the Electrical Construction Manager or project leadership.
Collaborate with the owner’s representatives, electrical subcontractors, design team, facilities operations, and other trade partners while supporting site safety and lean construction practices.