Electrical Superintendent

Novax Recruitment; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 170,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Novax Recruitment seeks an Electrical Superintendent to lead a direct-hire crew on a major industrial construction programme in Northern Nevada.

You will translate drawings and schedules into safe, well-executed field work, coordinating with construction leadership and other trades as the site develops.

Experience with medium-voltage distribution, switchgear, transformers or large facility power systems is highly valued, and you must own electrical delivery with your own crews.

Qualifications

• Experience leading electrical crews on sizeable industrial, manufacturing, energy or similar complex construction projects.
• Ability to earn trust, enforce safety and keep a programme moving when plans change.
• Experience with medium-voltage distribution, switchgear, transformers or large facility power systems.

Responsibilities

• Lead electricians and foremen through daily planning and installation.
• Set clear expectations for safety, quality and productivity.
• Coordinate materials, equipment, access and work fronts so crews can keep moving.
• Spot clashes and construction issues early, then help resolve them on site.
• Track progress and communicate what the team needs to deliver the next milestone.

Skills

Leadership

Electrical knowledge

Job description

Electrical Superintendent (es95) San Francisco, California

Salary: USD170000 - USD190000 per annum

Electrical Superintendent — Self-Perform Construction

Northern Nevada | Site-based

Some superintendent roles are about keeping an eye on subcontractors. This one puts you at the centre of the electrical work itself.

We’re hiring an Electrical Superintendent to lead a direct-hire crew on a major industrial construction programme in Northern Nevada. You’ll turn drawings and schedules into safe, well-executed work in the field, working closely with construction leadership and the other trades as the site develops.

The work

• Lead electricians and foremen through daily planning and installation.
• Set clear expectations for safety, quality and productivity.
• Coordinate materials, equipment, access and work fronts so crews can keep moving.
• Spot clashes and construction issues early, then help resolve them on site.
• Track progress and communicate what the team needs to deliver the next milestone.

Who will stand out

You’ve led electrical crews on sizeable industrial, manufacturing, energy or similarly complex construction projects. You know how to earn the trust of the people doing the work, hold a high standard in the field and keep a programme moving when plans change.

Experience with medium-voltage distribution, switchgear, transformers or large facility power systems would be particularly relevant. Most of all, we want someone who has owned electrical delivery with their own crews.

If that sounds like the work you do best, message me with a brief outline of the projects and crew sizes you’ve led. I’ll share more about the site and the opportunity.