Electrical Superintendent

PRAETORIAN POWER PROTECTION LLC•Sparks, NV

19h•Onsite

About The Position

Praetorian Power Protection, the leader in NETA testing and staff augmentation to the mission critical industry, is seeking a highly skilled Electrical Commissioning Superintendent to oversee and execute the commissioning of critical electrical systems within large-scale data center environments. The ideal candidate will bridge the gap between construction and operations, ensuring that all low-voltage and critical power systems are installed, tested, and performing according to rigorous design specifications and industry standards.

Requirements

Minimum of 5+ years of professional experience in electrical commissioning or electrical construction management.
Proven track record working specifically on Data Center projects or similar mission-critical facilities.
Strong background in low voltage (LV) systems, including fire alarm, security, and controls/monitoring systems.
Mastery of NETA testing standards and the ability to interpret protective relay settings and circuit breaker coordination studies.
Education: A degree in Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, or equivalent journeyman-level field experience.

Nice To Haves

OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety certification.
Familiarity with commissioning software platforms (e.g., CxAlloy, Bluebeam, or Procore).
Exceptional communication skills with the ability to translate complex technical issues for non-technical stakeholders.

Responsibilities

Direct the Level 1 through Level 5 (L1-L5) commissioning process, specifically focusing on the integration of low-voltage systems and critical power infrastructure.
Manage the onsite testing of UPS systems, switchgear, PDU/RPP units, and EPMS/BMS integrations.
Review design drawings, specifications, and submittments to ensure "buildability" and compliance with data center redundancy requirements (N+1, 2N).
Coordinate the execution of scripts with the Commissioning Authority and associated vendors/subcontractors.
Enforce strict NFPA 70E standards and electrical safety protocols during energized testing phases.
Act as the primary liaison between the client, MEP contractors, and equipment vendors to maintain the project schedule and resolve technical roadblocks.