Superintendent

NORLEE INVESTMENTS LLC•Charleston, SC

21d

About The Position

The Superintendent leads and coordinates overall field execution for assigned projects. The role directs Foremen and field crews and oversees manpower, scheduling, productivity, safety, quality, materials, tools, equipment, and coordination with other trades. The Superintendent applies advanced electrical construction knowledge to plan, direct, and evaluate field work, ensuring installations meet project requirements, applicable codes, company standards, and quality expectations. The role works closely with the Project Manager to plan and coordinate field resources, information, and project requirements. The position is typically office-based, with occasional visits to construction sites at varying stages of completion. Site work may involve uneven dirt paths, loose gravel, hard concrete floors, and varying environmental conditions. Protective equipment, including headwear, ear protection, eye protection, and safety footwear, is typically required on site. Physical activities may include frequent walking, standing, reaching, crouching, using tools with dexterity, and sometimes climbing or navigating rough terrain.

Requirements

Significant electrical construction experience with advanced knowledge of electrical systems, construction methods, materials, tools, equipment, applicable codes, and safe work practices.
Working knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and ability to apply applicable code requirements to field installations.
Demonstrated experience leading Foremen and field crews and planning and coordinating field operations, including manpower, scheduling, productivity, safety, quality, materials, equipment, and trade coordination.
Ability to communicate effectively in written and verbal form with field employees, Project Managers, General Contractors, inspectors, subcontractors, other trades, and project stakeholders.
Ability to provide clear direction, communicate technical and project requirements, lead field coordination, address performance and field issues, and maintain professional working relationships.
Proficiency in basic mathematical operations and ability to calculate percentages, costs, gross margins, and gross profits related to materials, labor, and project estimates.
Attention to detail and accuracy in financial estimates and documentation, including meeting deadlines.
Strong computer skills with project management software, CAD/BIM software, programming/simulation tools, and software for electrical design, documentation, and reporting.
Ability to perform frequent walking, standing, reaching, and crouching; use hands dexterously to operate tools; and, in some instances, climb or navigate uneven or rough terrain.
Ability to perform the essential duties satisfactorily, with reasonable accommodation where applicable.

Nice To Haves

Completion of an electrical apprenticeship program, trade school, or other relevant technical training.
Journeyman license, where applicable; may be required based on state, local, customer, or project requirements.
Understanding of computer networking concepts and basic troubleshooting skills.

Responsibilities

Lead and coordinate field operations for assigned projects, providing direction to Foremen, field leaders, and crews.
Develop and manage field manpower plans, work sequencing, and short-term schedules to support project milestones and schedule requirements.
Review and interpret project drawings, specifications, schematics, schedules, and scopes of work to plan field activities and resource requirements.
Apply advanced electrical construction knowledge when planning, directing, and evaluating field work.
Monitor field productivity, labor performance, quality, and work progress, making adjustments as needed.
Coordinate with the Project Manager on labor, materials, tools, equipment, information, and other field resources.
Ensure electrical installations comply with project requirements, applicable codes including the NEC, and company quality standards.
Provide technical direction and help resolve installation, constructability, coordination, and field-condition issues.
Lead field safety performance and ensure compliance with company policies, OSHA requirements, Lockout/Tagout procedures, site-specific safety requirements, and applicable requirements for energized electrical work.
Coordinate field activities with the Project Manager, General Contractor, inspectors, subcontractors, other trades, and project stakeholders.
Oversee material deliveries, tools, equipment, inspections, and other field requirements, ensuring resources are available and used by appropriately qualified or authorized personnel.
Ensure field documentation is accurate and timely, including daily reports, time records, safety documentation, as-built information, and other project records.
Provide leadership, coaching, and performance feedback to Foremen and field employees, reinforcing expectations for safety, quality, productivity, and professional conduct.
Perform other duties consistent with the responsibilities and scope of the Superintendent role.