Electrical Superintendent - Lead Multi-Project Field Ops

Trueline

Tonganoxie (KS)

On-site

USD 75,000 - 125,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Company vehicle

Healthcare compensation

Two weeks paid vacation

Company-paid holidays

Direct access to ownership

Job summary

Trueline seeks an Electrical Superintendent to lead field operations across a strong pipeline of multifamily and commercial projects. This role offers ownership exposure beyond a single site and the chance to shape how the business scales.

You will oversee crews, plan manpower, and drive project performance while maintaining safety and quality standards. The position requires proactive leadership and the ability to coordinate with ownership, PMs, and stakeholders across the Kansas City metro

Qualifications

Strong electrical construction background with substantial field experience.
Proven experience leading electrical crews, field operations, and/or multiple concurrent projects.
Strong understanding of electrical construction execution, sequencing, and field productivity.
Experience with manpower planning and project scheduling.
Ability to read electrical plans, specifications, scopes, schedules, and related project documents.
Working knowledge of electrical codes, inspections, permits, and quality requirements.
Experience monitoring labor productivity, materials, and project costs.
Ability to manage competing priorities across multiple jobs and crews.
Strong leadership skills with the ability to establish expectations and hold teams accountable.
Ability to work independently and proactively address problems.
Strong communication skills with ownership, PMs, Foremen, employees, customers, GCs, and vendors.

Responsibilities

Oversee day-to-day field execution across multiple active electrical construction projects.
Plan manpower, allocate crews, and coordinate field resources based on project schedules and priorities.
Maintain visibility across active jobs, upcoming starts, staffing needs, customer commitments, and operational risks.
Set clear priorities and expectations for Foremen, Team Leads, Project Managers, and field personnel.
Lead regular operations and project meetings and keep ownership informed of critical issues.
Review drawings, specifications, scopes, schedules, budgets, and project requirements.
Monitor labor productivity, material usage, equipment costs, schedules, and overall project performance.
Visit jobsites regularly to evaluate production, workmanship, safety, staffing, and organization.
Identify potential problems early and drive corrective action before they affect schedules, margins, or customer relationships.
Coordinate with Project Managers and administrative teams on change orders, documentation, billing readiness, and closeout.
Ensure field teams have the drawings, materials, tools, equipment, and information needed to work efficiently.
Maintain quality standards and compliance with applicable electrical codes and inspection requirements.
Support jobsite safety, incident response, and corrective-action efforts.
Help resolve significant project, customer, and field-operation challenges.
Participate in hiring, onboarding, coaching, performance management, and workforce planning.
Mentor and develop Foremen, Team Leads, and other future leaders.
Improve operating processes, reporting, communication, and accountability as the company grows.
Help oversee company vehicles, tools, equipment, warehouse resources, and other operational assets.
Partner with ownership on capacity planning and longer-term growth initiatives.