Electrical Project Construction Superintendent

Electrical Services Superintendent

The Electrical Services Superintendent leads all on-site activities for industrial and heavy-commercial electrical projects—from safety and scheduling to subcontractor coordination and customer interface. This role owns project performance (safety, cost, quality, and schedule) and serves as the client's day-to-day point of contact while reporting results to an Area or Project Manager.

• Enforce all company, customer, OSHA, and NFPA 70E safety policies.
• Lead daily safety briefings, job-site audits, and incident investigations.

• Communicate and coordinate update detailed work plans, manpower forecasts, and look-ahead schedules to company project shareholders. (i.e. Electrical Manager or Project Manager.)
• Allocate crew assignments and verify craft competency.
• Lead and direct crews and subcontractors, ensuring alignment with project scope and expectations.
• Secure tools, equipment, and materials; verify deliveries and inspect incoming product.
• Ensure documentation including daily reports, time entries, and permits are complete and accurate.
• Actively manage schedules to maintain project momentum and meet deadlines.
• Maintain accurate timecards, daily reports, and work permits.

• Apply industry best practices to minimize rework, delays, and cost overruns.
• Monitor labor hours, material usage, and change orders to control project budget.
• Collaborate with PMs and Operations for financial reporting.

• Ensure all work complies with customer specifications, industry codes, and internal standards.
• Conduct inspections and enforce corrective actions when necessary.
• Coordinate with QA/QC personnel for documentation and turnover packages.

• Serve as the primary on-site point of contact for customers.
• Maintain open communication and promptly resolve issues or concerns.
• Support customer satisfaction through transparency, responsiveness, and professionalism.

• Identify, analyze, and resolve project challenges swiftly and effectively.
• Anticipate potential obstacles and take preemptive corrective action.
• Escalate issues appropriately while maintaining forward project momentum.

• Stand/walk frequently (50-75%).
• Occasionally lift/carry up to 50 lbs.
• Occasional bending, kneeling, squatting, climbing, reaching.

• Exposure to various site conditions, including extreme weather, noise, dust, and environmental hazards.
• Irregular and extended working hours may be required, including evenings and weekends.

• Independent decision-making under pressure.
• Multitasking and complex planning.
• Rapid decision-making in high-pressure environments. (Must be able to pivot quickly with changing work scope and project deadlines.)
• Managing competing deadlines and shifting priorities.