Senior Electrical Crew Lead; Commercial​/Industrial

Senior Electrical Crew Lead (Commercial/Industrial)
Role overview

Guide crews delivering electrical construction—installation, alteration, addition, and repair—while ensuring safety, quality, and schedule adherence from plans and specifications.

Core duties

Supervise and work with journeymen and helpers on commercial/industrial projects.

Plan tasks, stage materials and tools, and sequence work according to drawings/specs.

Execute high‑quality installations and verify compliance to code and standards.

Troubleshoot complex electrical systems and resolve field issues.

Track progress and productivity; make adjustments to maintain momentum.

Accurately code and submit time sheets.

Support training initiatives and participate in performance evaluations.

Demonstrate competencies associated with E‑Rating levels E‑6 through E‑1.Qualifications Driver’s License and reliable personal transportation (many projects lack public transit access).Active Electrical Journeyman or Master license.

High school diploma, G.E.D., or equivalent.

Minimum 6 years of hands‑on electrical experience.

Environment & schedule

Work in all weather conditions—heat, cold, rain, and snow.

Use of construction site sanitary facilities (Porta‑Johns).Carry personal tools daily (typical belt ~30 lbs.).Operate from step ladders up to 14', “A” frame ladders, and extension ladders; independently carry and relocate a 12' step ladder.

Respect ladder ratings:
Class 1 (250 lbs.) and Class 1A (300 lbs.) inclusive of body weight and tool load.

Perform elevated work to 90' using ladders, scaffolds, aerial lifts, catwalks, or other safe means.

Enter confined spaces: switch gear rooms, manholes, utility tunnels, crawl spaces, attics.

PPE required at all times (hard hat, safety glasses) and respirator when required.

Expect repetitive arm/hand/finger motions.

Typical schedule:

8 hours/day, 40 hours/week; overtime and night shifts as required.

Conditions include all elements inside and outside.

Tool and equipment mastery

Identify wire colors accurately; read prints and schematics with confidence.

Hand‑bend conduit using hand benders.

Operate saws, threaders, wire tuggers, hydraulic benders, and knockout punches.

Trench by hand or with power equipment.

Run trenchers, backhoes, and lift trucks safely.

Follow Company Safety Policy Handbook, Haz‑Com, and Lockout/Tagout procedures rigorously.

Use two‑handed tools (cable cutters, hammer drills, compression tools, jackhammers).Drive manual and automatic transmission company trucks.

Interpret maps, manuals, specifications, work directions, blueprints, and written instructions.

Operate mechanical personnel lifts (electric or gas).Work on energized circuits and equipment with company management approval per Safety Policy.

Direct jobsite personnel to complete milestones and deliverables.

Physical requirements

Ability to bend, stoop, squat, crawl, climb, kneel, balance, push, pull, and reach overhead.

Lift a minimum of 51 pounds.

Stand/walk continuously throughout the shift.

Climb all ladder types safely.

Perform sustained overhead work for full‑day assignments.

Access all project levels from parking or street via OSHA‑approved ladders or in‑progress stairs acceptable for use.

Normal or corrected vision.

Retrieve and secure tools/materials from storage as needed for tasks.

Technical proficiency checklist

Electrical Schematics Electrical Troubleshooting Skills
120/208/240/480 Voltage Systems Electrical Systems Diagnostics & Repair Electrical Installation Electrical Troubleshooting Electrical Repair Electrical / Electronic Systems Blueprint Reading
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