Master Electrician
Listed on 2026-10-30
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Electrician / Electrical Installation
The Master Electrician leads electrical operations for a modular manufacturing facility, overseeing infrastructure build-out and steady-state support to enable scalable production of prefab modules and skids. The role drives electrical design, compliance, and team leadership to support the company's growth to 200,000 sq ft and 200 employees by 2028.
Key Responsibilities:Lead electrical infrastructure build-out, coordinating commissioning and service upgrades.
Design and execute electrical wiring, equipment, and fixture plans for assembly floor, test equipment, and material handling systems.
Direct and supervise electricians and subcontractors on the shop floor.
Diagnose and resolve electrical system malfunctions to minimize production downtime.
Manage preventive maintenance procedures for facility and production electrical systems.
Advise on and implement energy-saving solutions for large-scale power infrastructure.
Inspect installed electrical systems, equipment, and components for hazards and code compliance before occupancy.
Review and advise on additional panels/feeds for assembly operations and related electrical scope.
Perform administrative tasks including electrical system records, vendor/subcontractor management, and capital project budgeting.
Coordinate with engineering, facilities, and manufacturing leadership to ensure compliance with safety and code regulations.
Support commissioning of infrastructure and the Oncor electrical service upgrade.
Provide professional assessments during the build-out phase.
Texas Master Electrician License (TDLR) in good standing or eligibility for reciprocity.
Associate's Degree in Electrical Technology or related field;
Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering a plus.Knowledge of the current NEC edition as adopted by the relevant Texas jurisdiction.
NFPA 70E arc-flash safety training and demonstrated PPE compliance experience.
OSHA-30 certification.
Continuous education to stay current with changes in electrical codes and technology.
Prior Journeyman Electrician licensure and passage of the state exam.
Skills:
Experience in industrial or manufacturing environments strongly preferred, particularly with high-amperage service, switch gear, or e-house/skid-based power infrastructure.
Experience in modular or prefabricated manufacturing environments (panel assembly, subassembly testing, UL/NRTL compliance).
Comfortable operating in a startup/scale-up manufacturing environment, working cross-functionally with engineering and operations leadership.
Experience in datacenter construction.
Experience with high-amperage service, switch gear, or e-house/skid-based power infrastructure.
You hold a Texas Master Electrician license. You have experience designing industrial electrical infrastructure for manufacturing. You can lead electricians, subcontractors, and ensure NEC compliance
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