Electrical Construction Supervisor-TX

Location:

Earth, TX.

Per diem paid 7 days/week plus a monthly travel stipend.

You will support the electrical and engineering aspects of a new combustion turbine power plant, including electrical distribution systems, grounding, cable installations, and electrical support for turbine and balance‑of‑plant equipment.

You will support a greenfield power generation project involving the installation of five simple‑cycle combustion turbines.

The Electrical/Engineering Construction Supervisor ensures EPC electrical work meets design intent, contract requirements, and safety standards.

• Oversee electrical construction activities, including cable trays, conduit, grounding, equipment terminations, and electrical balance‑of‑plant systems
• Perform quality inspections using ArcGIS / Survey
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• Verify work complies with electrical drawings, specifications, and codes
• Document inspection results, deficiencies, and corrective actions
• Participate in daily POD meetings and coordination discussions
• Coordinate inspection readiness for electrical work fronts
• Support readiness for energization and system turnover
• Ensure compliance with evolving electrical safety and PPE requirements

• 7–10 years of electrical construction oversight or engineering experience
• Power plant or industrial electrical experience
• Familiarity with grounding, cable systems, and electrical installation standards
• 1+ years of experience with ArcGIS, Survey
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• Valid driver's license and ability to pass a background check

• Comprehensive Health and Income Protection Benefits
• 401(k) Savings Plan
• Paid Vacations for Qualifying Positions
• Base salary range $71.00/hour to $76.00/hour, dependent on experience, qualifications and skills

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