Master Electrician - Texas

SICE INC•Carrollton, TX

20d•Onsite

About The Position

The Master Electrician is responsible for overseeing, installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting electrical systems supporting Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) infrastructure. This role ensures compliance with applicable electrical codes and transportation specifications while leading field crews in the deployment and maintenance of ITS devices such as traffic signals, CCTV, Dynamic Message Signs (DMS), roadway lighting, and communication systems. The Master Electrician serves as the technical authority for electrical work and ensures safe, efficient, and compliant execution of all field activities.

Requirements

Valid Texas Master Electrician License in good standing, with the ability to serve as SICE's Responsible Master Electrician and Electrical Qualifying Individual.
7+ years of electrical experience (preferably in infrastructure, transportation, or heavy civil projects).
5+ years in a supervisory or lead role.
Strong knowledge of: NEC codes and electrical standards, Power distribution and control systems, ITS/traffic systems or similar field infrastructure.
Texas electrical licensing requirements and regulatory compliance.
Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings and plans.
OSHA 10/30.
Valid Electrical License required.
Must pass a pre-employment criminal background check.
Must pass a pre-employment Drug and Alcohol Test.
Must demonstrate eligibility to work in U.S.
Possession of a valid driver's license is a requirement for this job.

Nice To Haves

IMSA Traffic Signal Technician (Level II or higher) preferred.
Fiber Optic Certification (FOA or equivalent) preferred.
CDL Preferred.

Responsibilities

Serve as the Responsible Master Electrician and Electrical Qualifier for SICE in the State of Texas, maintaining all licenses and registrations required for the company to legally perform electrical work.
Ensure compliance with all applicable Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) requirements and electrical contractor licensing regulations.
Maintain active Master Electrician credentials and support company registration, renewals, audits, and regulatory inspections.
Evaluate licensing requirements and, when needed, obtain additional electrical licenses or certifications to support company operations in other states.
Serve as the primary company representative for electrical licensing matters with regulatory authorities and clients.
Provide overall technical oversight and supervision of electrical activities performed by company employees, subcontractors, and field crews.
Supervise lower tier electricians, technicians, and subcontractors performing electrical field work.
Lead installation, maintenance, and repair of ITS electrical systems including but not limited to: Traffic signals and controllers, CCTV systems, Dynamic Message Signs (DMS), Roadway lighting and high mast systems, Power service installations and backup power systems.
Oversee grounding, bonding, surge protection, and power distribution systems.
Provide training and technical guidance on electrical systems.
Review and approve electrical installation methods, work practices, and field execution plans.
Support workforce planning and scheduling of crews across projects.
Diagnose and resolve electrical and system failures in ITS field devices.
Conduct inspections and preventive maintenance on infrastructure and equipment.
Ensure all electrical work complies with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and state DOT standards.
Serve as technical authority for electrical work. Authorized to stop work immediately if a Hazard detected.
Strict adherence to: NFPA 70 (NEC) |NFPA 70E (Electrical Safety in the Workplace) | OSHA electrical safety standards.
Use of appropriate arc-rated PPE, including: Flame-resistant (FR) clothing, Voltage-rated gloves, Face shields and arc flash protection.
Perform lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures before servicing equipment.
Verify absence of voltage using approved testing methods.
Maintain minimum approach distances for energized equipment.
Conduct job hazard analyses (JHA) and participate in daily safety briefings.
Promote a company-wide electrical safety culture through training, mentoring, and compliance monitoring.
Verify that all electrical personnel maintain required training, certifications, and qualifications for assigned work.

Benefits

Up to two weeks of paid time off every calendar year (10 days total). Eligibility to earn +1 day every calendar year after employee’s 3-year anniversary.
Several paid company holidays.
Individual Health Coverage for the employee and for other coverage levels, including spouse, children and family.
Dental coverage plan.
Vision coverage plan.
Critical Illness coverage plan.
Accidental Injury coverage plan.
Hospital Care Indemnity coverage plan.
Short Term Disability Insurance (SICE Inc. currently offers 100% premium contribution).
Life and AD&D Insurance (SICE Inc. currently offers 100% premium contribution).
Eligibility to participate in SICE’s 401K Plan, with 50% employer match.
Training and Growth opportunities.