Lightning Protection Site Supervisor- US

LPI Group•Dover, DE

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About The Position

The Site Supervisor will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations, maintenance of various sites and leading a team of Lightning Protection Installation Technicians. The primary focus will be to ensure the efficient delivery of projects, maintain high-quality standards and foster positive client relationships. Excellent leadership and problem-solving skills will be crucial in successfully managing the site team and delivering project expectations. This role requires travel for up to 75% of working time to support project delivery.

Requirements

2–5 years of experience in construction, electrical, or lightning protection installation.
Proven experience with lightning protection systems, grounding, bonding, and surge protection.
Prior experience as a crew lead and ability to supervise crews and coordinate multiple tasks simultaneously.
Proficiency in reading construction drawings and technical specifications.
Strong communication and leadership skills for directing crews and interacting with stakeholders.
OSHA 30 certification or willingness to obtain it.
Problem‑solving skills for addressing on‑site challenges.
Ability to work at heights, climb ladders, and handle equipment.
Competence with digital tools for reporting, scheduling, and documentation

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with NFPA and UL and LPI lightning protection standards (advantageous).

Responsibilities

Supervise lightning protection installation crews on commercial, industrial, and job sites.
Ensure all work complies with lightning protection standards (NFPA 780, LPI-175 UL 96A) and project specifications.
Conduct safety audits, identify hazards, and implement corrective actions to maintain a safe work environment.
Review and interpret construction drawings, blueprints, and technical documents.
Coordinate daily site activities, including scheduling, task assignments, and subcontractor oversight.
Monitor project progress, quality, and adherence to timelines and budgets.
Communicate with project managers, engineers, contractors, and clients regarding site status and issues.
Maintain accurate documentation, including timecards, material usage, safety reports, and installation records.
Ensure proper use and maintenance of tools, equipment, and materials.
Lead toolbox talks, safety briefings, and on‑site training for crew members.
Resolve on‑site issues quickly to avoid delays or safety risks.
Enforce OSHA safety standards and company safety policies.