Senior Superintendent; Electrical

Required Skills & Experience

10+ years of experience in commercial, industrial, or mission‑critical construction. Strong data center or critical infrastructure construction experience preferred. Electrical or Mechanical construction expertise. Deep understanding of construction sequencing, QA/QC, and jobsite logistics. OSHA 30 certification (or ability to obtain). Experience working with CPM schedules. Proficiency with Microsoft Office and construction/project management tools.

Strong communication, listening, and interpersonal skills. Ability to identify, analyze, and resolve complex technical and operational issues. Proven leadership presence and ability to foster team morale. Strong understanding of building systems and mission‑critical construction processes. Experience with cost estimating, budgeting, forecasting, and schedule management. Demonstrated commitment to maintaining a safe work environment. Self‑starter with the ability to work independently in dynamic construction environments.

Strong work ethic and collaborative mindset.

The Senior Field Superintendent provides on‑site owner representation for large‑scale data center construction projects. This role is responsible for overseeing daily construction activities, ensuring quality, safety, schedule adherence, and coordination across general contractors, subcontractors, vendors, utilities, and local authorities. The Superintendent reports to the Campus Project Director and serves as the primary field‑level construction authority. This role may emphasize Electrical or Mechanical scope, depending on qualifications and project needs.

• Expansion of existing data center campuses
• Retrofit and upgrade of critical infrastructure
• Large customer fit‑outs and occupancy readiness projects

• Maintain consistent on‑site presence to monitor construction execution, schedule, and quality. Serve as owner’s on‑site construction SME and primary liaison with the GC.
• Participate in key construction meetings (OAC, subcontractor coordination, pull planning, BIM/VDC, RFI/submittals).
• Track progress against milestones; identify and communicate schedule risks and impacts.
• Address and resolve on‑site conflicts; elevate issues as needed.