Electrical Superintendent

Kelso Building Services•Ogden, UT

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Allied Mechanical is looking for a hands-on Electrical Superintendent who can do it all — estimate work, run jobs from start to finish, keep crews productive and schedules on track, and still put on a tool belt when the project demands it. This isn't a desk role. You'll be a key part of how we win work and deliver it, owning the field from bid to closeout. If you're the type who takes pride in knowing every phase of a project and won't ask a crew member to do something you wouldn't do yourself, we want to hear from you.

Requirements

5+ years of commercial or industrial electrical construction experience
Proven ability to both bid/estimate and run electrical scopes of work
Comfortable working in the field alongside your crew - tool belt required
Strong working knowledge of the applicable local electrical codes
Proficiency reading and interpreting electrical drawings, specs, and RFIs
OSHA 30 certification (construction) or ability to obtain within 90 days of hire
Valid driver's license with a clean driving record (required — field travel is an essential function of this role)
Ability to pass a pre-employment background check and drug screening

Nice To Haves

Journeyman or Master Electrician license
Background in commercial, industrial, or data center electrical construction

Responsibilities

Bid and estimate electrical scopes of work — quantity takeoffs, labor hour builds, material pricing, and subcontractor coordination
Run jobs end-to-end: manage schedules, coordinate with GCs and other trades, track labor costs, and hit milestones
Keep projects moving — proactively identify delays, material shortages, or scope issues and resolve them before they become problems
Lead crews in the field and pick up tools when needed — this is a working superintendent role
Read and interpret electrical drawings, specifications, and one-line diagrams; direct accurate field installations
Enforce safety standards and OSHA compliance on all job sites; lead toolbox talks and site safety audits
Manage material procurement, equipment staging, and tool logistics to keep the job moving without interruption
Mentor foremen, journeymen, and apprentices — hold the crew to high standards of craft, safety, and professionalism
Conduct quality control inspections throughout the project to ensure installations meet code and design intent
Maintain daily field reports, timesheets, and project documentation