Electrical Superintendent – Power Generation

Saulsbury•Mineola, TX

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical Superintendent serves as the company’s lead representative at a construction site and directs and coordinates the Electrical group. The role provides management oversight for all phases of construction, including coordinating workers, materials, and equipment and ensuring specifications are followed. The superintendent is accountable for job-site safety and quality assurance/quality control, monitors daily work progress, and evaluates, counsels, and trains subordinates. The role coordinates with employees, other trades, and customer representatives to resolve scheduling issues, set work priorities, and assess how project requirements affect safety and scheduling. It also involves reports and policy administration, performance appraisals, recommending wage adjustments, and disciplinary authority, including termination when warranted, in consultation with Management. The position requires working in operating facilities and following applicable additional safety policies and procedures. It is located in the Permian Basin of Western Texas.

Requirements

7–10 years of experience supervising heavy industrial electrical projects involving varied layout, installation, construction, and maintenance tasks.
Power Generation or Utility experience is required.
High school diploma or GED equivalent.
Valid driver’s license with a good driving record.
Ability to learn and use new software.
Ability to stand for extended periods, walk the property and laydown yards, and carry up to 50 pounds.
Ability to work effectively with employees, other trades, and customer representatives to address scheduling and project priorities.
General working knowledge of construction terminology and methodology.

Nice To Haves

Current Journeyman or Master Electrical License preferred.
Renewable energy and energy storage experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

Direct and coordinate the activities of the Electrical group at the construction site.
Oversee all phases of construction, coordinating workers, materials, and equipment and ensuring specifications are followed.
Maintain overall accountability for job-site safety and quality assurance/quality control procedures.
Look ahead to anticipate conflicts in timing between crafts and understand how tasks affect one another.
Work with employees, other trades, and customer representatives to resolve scheduling problems, establish work priorities, and assess project requirements as they affect safety and scheduling.
Define and monitor subordinate expectations for work output, quality, and training.
Assist in determining root causes of incidents and accidents and support the safety department in developing processes to minimize their impact.
Monitor daily work progress and evaluate and counsel subordinates.
Prepare reports and administer policies as part of the daily workload; keep current procedures, policies, and methods in use.
Respond to time pressure during emergency situations.
Conduct performance appraisals and recommend wage adjustments to management.
Exercise disciplinary authority, including termination when warranted, after discussing discipline and terminations with Management.
Work in operating facilities while observing and abiding by additional safety policies and procedures.