Superintendent - Electrical

The Haskell Company•Fort Stockton, TX

About The Position

The Electrical Superintendent owns and oversees all field-related activities on assigned electrical construction projects, with responsibility for achieving successful cost results through effective labor, material, and equipment utilization. The role covers safety, quality, scheduling, project communication, planning, work sequencing, site logistics, and coordination with subcontractors and clients. This is a full-time traveling position with project locations across the United States and assignments across various market sectors. The superintendent manages jobsite operations, personnel, materials, equipment, schedules, and customer relations. The role also supports staffing and training, monitors employee and subcontractor performance, maintains detailed project and safety records, and communicates project activity to management. Safety is the top priority, and the superintendent is responsible for enforcing applicable company and customer safety policies and investigating and reporting incidents. The position requires at least seven years of applicable construction experience, including at least three years as a superintendent. Experience with motor controls, sensing devices, and industrial-processing lines is essential. A high school diploma or GED is preferred. The role requires current First Aid and CPR certification, an OSHA 30-hour course completed within the past three years, and proficiency in Microsoft Office. Specialized safety and equipment training and an appropriate jurisdictional journeyman's license are preferred.

Requirements

At least 7 years of applicable construction experience, including at least 3 years as a Superintendent.
Experience with motor controls, sensing devices, and industrial-processing lines.
Strong planning, organizational, supervisory, and troubleshooting skills.
Leadership and management skills.
Maintain current First Aid and CPR certification.
Maintain an OSHA 30-hour course current within the past three years.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED.
Specialized training in OSHA construction safety.
Training in fork, boom, and aerial-lift operations.
Specialized CPR and First Aid training.
Appropriate jurisdictional Journeyman's License.

Responsibilities

Manage all aspects of electrical construction jobsites, including labor, materials, and customer relations.
Oversee and direct employees' daily work to ensure tasks are completed effectively and project goals are met.
Manage jobsite scheduling and lay out daily work.
Facilitate development of work packages and daily work plans.
Plan crew sizes, equipment requirements, and task sequences.
Maintain daily jobsite records, employee task and attendance records, project milestones, and other records.
Complete detailed daily logs, observations, and documented weekly safety inspections; document delays and project impacts in daily reports.
Communicate project activity to the Project Manager and Director of Operations.
Purchase miscellaneous materials and requisition equipment; receive and maintain purchased materials and rented equipment; monitor equipment use and ensure timely returns.
Monitor foremen to ensure time and materials are recorded and billed for each job.
Ensure daily timecards are completed properly.
Support field team structure and assigned lead or area/scope-specific responsibilities on larger or more complex projects.
Coordinate recruiting and staffing needs with other leaders and facilitate training for jobsite team members.
Provide performance feedback and personnel and subcontractor performance recommendations to management.
Make safety the top priority on project sites and ensure compliance with safety procedures and company and customer safety policies and General Manufacturing Practices.
Initiate jobsite safety and accident-prevention efforts.
Investigate, document, and report incidents through the incident notification system.
Travel as required and perform other assigned duties and special projects.