Superintendent

Serve Electric•Sterling Heights, MI

9d•$100,000 - $105,000•Hybrid

About The Position

If you're a Foreman who's traveling a lot right now and ready for more control over your schedule, this is your next move. As a Traveling Superintendent, you'll get the hands-on training to manage multiple projects at once, along with the autonomy to run your schedule your way. This is a field leadership role (not a desk job) where you'll own execution and crew leadership on-site while building the skills to keep growing your career.

Requirements

Current experience as a Foreman in electrical construction, ready to take the next step in your career
Proven ability to lead crews and run day-to-day operations on a job site
Willingness and ability to travel nationally (we're licensed in 49 states)
Based in metro Detroit, with the ability to work out of our Sterling branch when not traveling
A safety-first mindset and comfort working around live electrical systems
Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills
Current trade skills/licenses relevant to electrical construction, and a commitment to keeping them up to date
Valid driver's license

Nice To Haves

Some exposure to project management fundamentals (budgets, change orders, scheduling), this is a field-focused leadership role, not a Project Manager position, but PM-adjacent skills are a plus
Experience running crews across multiple simultaneous job sites
NFPA 70E / electrical safety compliance familiarity

Responsibilities

Overseeing day-to-day field operations on-site, keeping crews safe, on schedule, and working efficiently
Managing multiple traveling project assignments at once, coordinating priorities across job sites
Leading, scheduling, and mentoring field crews, including training team members as you go
Partnering with Project Managers on budgets, change orders, and customer communication, while owning execution in the field
Coordinating permits, inspections, and code compliance on-site
Leading quality and safety inspections throughout the life of each project
Championing a strong safety culture- reporting incidents and near misses promptly and holding your team accountable
Maintaining parts, tools, and equipment inventory for your projects
Traveling nationally to job sites as assignments require, working out of our Sterling branch between trips
Performing hands-on field work and installations, including working with live electricity, as needed
Resolving jobsite personnel and customer conflicts proactively and professionally
Ensuring all crew members hold current safety certifications
Building lasting relationships with customers, vendors, and site partners