Electrical Superintendent

Gridworks•Pueblo, CO

4d•$140,000 - $170,000•Onsite

About The Position

Gridworks is seeking an experienced Electrical Superintendent to support planning, preparation, and execution of multiple utility-scale renewable energy projects. The role coordinates day-to-day field operations, leads electricians and apprentices, and oversees project-specific construction activities. Responsibilities include crew supervision, construction management, and short- and long-term planning to ensure readiness, efficiency, and quality results. The position requires flexibility and willingness to travel to project locations within and beyond New Mexico. Gridworks, established in 2014, is an EPC contractor for utility-scale solar and battery storage projects, primarily operating in the Southwest and expanding into other regions. The company reports nearly 2 GW of solar and battery energy storage projects. This is a full-time, 100% field position in a fast-paced, changing environment. Work may involve cold winter weather, hot sun, confined spaces, attics, and heights, including climbing onto roofs. Weekend or after-hours work may occasionally be required. The position supervises electricians on site and includes coaching, counseling, and disciplining employees, as well as enforcing company systems, policies, and procedures.

Requirements

At least four years of experience as a Journeyman Licensed Electrician.
Working knowledge of construction, electrical work, electrical systems, and troubleshooting.
Willingness to work 100% in the field and travel to locations within and outside New Mexico.
Ability to perform equipment layout and read architectural plans and blueprints.
Understanding of residential and commercial circuitry.
Advanced pipe-bending skills for at least ½-inch through 1-inch EMT.
Strong working knowledge of National Electrical Codes.
Proficiency using tools and equipment related to commercial electrical work.
Strong communication and organizational skills.
Ability to communicate job requirements and safety standards to crews and motivate small or large groups.
Ability to transport materials and equipment weighing up to 50 pounds frequently and up to 100 pounds with assistance.
Ability to climb ladders, work with tools, and work in crawl spaces.
Clean driving record.
Successful completion of pre-employment background and drug screening.

Responsibilities

Plan, organize, and direct electricians’ daily work.
Examine plans and potential sites and develop plans for electrical wiring and equipment installation.
Supervise workers and field personnel implementing the electrical plan.
Ensure safety measures and regulations are followed, prioritizing accident prevention and worker safety.
Monitor work progress and coordinate with site superintendents, the Director of Construction, and Safety to provide progress reports.
Complete general project planning before project commencement.
Manage project supplies to ensure timely delivery and cost-effective purchasing.
Manage site preparation and cleanup.
Conduct mandatory training sessions on installation methodology and safety.
Apply knowledge of the National Electrical Code in training and field work.
Train crews on conduit and wiring runs, homeruns, and wiring combiner boxes.
Teach and enforce tool management standards.
Coach, counsel, and discipline employees, and initiate, coordinate, and enforce systems, policies, and procedures.
Travel to project locations within and outside New Mexico as required.