Electrical Superintendent

Bechtel Corporation•Town of Clay, NY

52d•$105,000 - $160,200•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical Superintendent is assigned to a field construction organization in a supervisory capacity for electrical scope. This position directs and oversees direct-hire craft professionals and supports planning, safety, quality, and technical activities in coordination with the lead electrical superintendent and project management. The role ensures electrical work is executed safely, in accordance with design and project requirements, and within schedule, while coordinating with field engineers, craft professionals, ES&H, and other discipline superintendents. The position is part of Bechtel’s Manufacturing and Technology business unit, which serves semiconductor, electric vehicle, and datacenter customers. The work location is Clay, New York, and the role is designated as full-time office/project telework. Relocation is authorized nationally for a single person.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or international equivalent and 8–10 years of relevant experience, or 12–14 years of relevant work experience.
Knowledge of electrical codes and standards and their application to construction activities.
Experience with electrical safety practices, including lockout/tagout procedures.
Understanding of construction productivity drivers and workforce planning.
Ability to monitor and enforce compliance with drawings, specifications, and quality requirements.
Experience coordinating with subcontractors, engineering, and field supervision.
Ability to support planning, sequencing, and execution of electrical scope on complex construction projects.

Responsibilities

Promote and ensure the Zero Accident Philosophy across all electrical construction activities.
Oversee direct-hire craft professional installation of electrical components on a large industrial project.
Support planning of construction methods, procedures, and execution strategies for direct-hire electrical installations.
Ensure construction drawings, sketches, and IWPs are available at work fronts to support field execution.
Develop and control the workforce, tools, materials, and equipment needed for scheduled installations.
Direct installation of electrical materials and equipment to ensure compliance with drawings, specifications, and vendor requirements.
Implement and enforce safety, quality, and project procedures in the field.
Coordinate with field engineers and craft professionals to interpret engineering and vendor documents for craft execution.
Resolve constructability issues and NCRs in a timely manner through coordination with field engineering and craft professionals.
Ensure electrical work activities align with overall project schedules and sequencing.