Electrical Superintendent

Lead day-to-day field execution for electrical construction scopes, including electrical distribution, underground electrical, conduit and duct bank installation, cable pulling, equipment setting, terminations, grounding, lighting, and electrical systems installation. Plan and sequence work; direct crews and subcontractors; coordinate equipment, materials, and logistics; and ensure all work meets contract scope, drawings/specifications, schedule milestones, cost targets, and GTI safety/quality standards. Serve as the on-site point for issue resolution, documentation, and communication with Project Management, general contractors, electrical engineers, and the client.

Own day-to-day electrical field plans, crew and subcontractor coordination, jobsite documentation in Procore, and adjustments for weather, supply, equipment, or resourcing—partnering with PMs for cost control and schedule adherence. Coordinate electrical installations with civil, structural, mechanical, instrumentation, and other trades to ensure proper sequencing, access, and system integration. Ensure electrical work is performed in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, applicable electrical codes, and project safety and quality requirements.

Owns:

• Daily/weekly look-ahead planning, electrical crew assignments, subcontractor coordination, and resource allocation (labor, equipment, tools, and materials).
• Jobsite safety leadership and compliance (OSHA 29 CFR 1926 and applicable electrical safety requirements); conduct JSAs, enforce lockout/tagout procedures, verify required permits, maintain housekeeping, and ensure safe work practices around energized and potentially energized equipment.
• Electrical field quality control: verification of conduit routing and installation, underground duct banks, cable tray, cable pulling, wire identification, terminations, grounding and bonding, electrical equipment installation, lighting, and electrical system testing in accordance with approved drawings and specifications.
• Electrical installation coordination, including switch gear, transformers, panel boards, motor control centers, generators, inverters, electrical distribution systems, and other project-specific electrical equipment, as applicable.
• Verification of electrical layouts, elevations, equipment locations, conduit and cable routing, clearances, equipment access, and coordination with civil and structural installations.
• Procore documentation: daily logs, photos, inspections, workforce tracking, progress updates, and RFI/submittal routing with PM/PE/Preconstruction support.
• Productivity tracking and percent-complete reporting for electrical installations; monitor labor hours, installed quantities, and production rates, and develop recovery plans when targets are missed.
• Vendor/supplier coordination for electrical equipment and material deliveries, including conduit, fittings, wire, cable, cable tray, transformers, switch gear, panels, grounding materials, and other electrical components.
• Coordination of electrical inspections, testing, commissioning readiness, and punch-list completion with the project team, inspectors, commissioning personnel, and client representatives.
• Verification that electrical installations comply with approved plans, specifications, applicable National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements, and project-specific standards.
• Field verification and maintenance of accurate electrical as-built records, including conduit routing, underground installations, cable routes, equipment locations, and field changes.

Supports:

• Project Manager with schedule updates, change events, labor productivity reporting, material procurement tracking, and…