LOTO Coordinator

Sheakley; Jeffersonville (OH); On-site; USD 123,000 - 147,000; Part time

Job summary

Sheakley in Jeffersonville, OH is seeking a LOTO Coordinator contractor to support electrical energy isolation and lockout/tagout activities on a long-term project. The role is a 1099 contract located in Jeffersonville, with a start date around 11/16/2026 and a 1-year duration, 2 openings.

You will coordinate daily LOTO activities, verify isolation plans, maintain logs, and support multiple crews while ensuring compliance with procedures and safety standards.

Qualifications

• Experience supporting energy isolation / LOTO activities.
• Understanding of electrical isolation plans and switching sequences.
• Ability to identify multiple energy sources across electrical systems.
• Experience coordinating group LOTO procedures.
• Knowledge of energy-control responsibilities and ownership boundaries.
• Experience coordinating planned shutdowns and re-energization.
• Strong documentation and recordkeeping skills.
• Strong field communication and coordination with crews.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate daily electrical LOTO and energy-isolation activities.
• Support execution of approved electrical isolation plans.
• Verify isolation requirements before field activities begin.
• Maintain lock and isolation tracking logs.
• Support group LOTO activities involving multiple crews, employers, or work areas.
• Assist with coordination of electrical switching sequences.
• Identify and verify multiple energy sources.
• Review MOPs and confirm required energy-control measures.
• Coordinate planned shutdowns and switching windows.
• Support controlled re-energization activities.
• Verify energy-control status and required documentation.
• Communicate LOTO requirements with electrical crews and project personnel.
• Identify discrepancies between approved plans and field conditions.
• Escalate unsafe conditions or procedural concerns to project leadership.
• Maintain accurate LOTO documentation and execution records.

Skills

LOTO coordination

Energy isolation

Group LOTO procedures

MOP review

Documentation

Field coordination

Safety awareness

Education

Journeyman Electrician qualification preferred

Tools

Lockout devices

Job description

LOTO Coordinator

Location: Jeffersonville, OH
Duration: 1 Year (Start: 11/16/2026)
Type: 1099 Contractor
Openings: 2

Compensation & Schedule

Pay Rate: $54/hr
Per Diem: $150/day
Pay Frequency: Weekly
Schedule: Monday-Friday | 6:30 AM-4:30 PM | Approximately 50 Hours Per Week
Projected Project Duration: 11/16/2026-10/30/2027

Why This Opportunity?

Join an electrical contractor supporting a long-term project in Jeffersonville, OH. The LOTO Coordinator will provide hands‑on field support for electrical energy isolation and Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) activities, working alongside the LOTO Manager, electrical personnel, and project leadership.

This position will support the execution and documentation of approved isolation plans, maintain lock and isolation tracking, assist with group LOTO coordination, verify energy‑control status, and help ensure field activities align with established procedures.

This is an excellent opportunity for an electrical or safety professional with experience supporting LOTO, electrical isolation, switching, shutdowns, and complex energy‑control activities.

Required Qualifications

• Experience Supporting or Coordinating Energy Isolation / LOTO Activities
• Understanding of Electrical Isolation Plans and Switching Sequences
• Ability to Identify Multiple Energy Sources Across Electrical Systems
• Experience Supporting Group LOTO Procedures
• Knowledge of Electrical Equipment Ownership Boundaries and Energy‑Control Responsibilities
• Experience Coordinating Planned Shutdowns and Controlled Re‑Energization Activities
• Ability to Review MOPs and Verify Isolation Requirements Before Field Execution
• Strong Documentation and Recordkeeping Skills
• Strong Field Communication and Personnel Coordination Skills
• Ability to Identify Unsafe Conditions or Procedural Discrepancies and Stop Activities When Necessary

Preferred Qualifications

• Journeyman Electrician Qualification Preferred, but Not Required
• Electrical Construction Experience
• Complex Electrical LOTO Experience
• Group LOTO Experience
• Electrical Switching and Shutdown Coordination Experience
• Methods of Procedure (MOP) Experience
• Multi‑Crew Energy Isolation Experience
• Strong Field Safety Experience

What You'll Be Doing

• Coordinate daily electrical LOTO and energy‑isolation activities
• Support execution of approved electrical isolation plans
• Verify isolation requirements before field activities begin
• Maintain lock and isolation tracking logs
• Support group LOTO activities involving multiple crews, employers, or work areas
• Assist with coordination of electrical switching sequences
• Identify and verify multiple energy sources
• Review MOPs and confirm required energy‑control measures
• Coordinate planned shutdowns and switching windows
• Support controlled re‑energization activities
• Verify energy‑control status and required documentation
• Communicate LOTO requirements with electrical crews and project personnel
• Identify discrepancies between approved plans and field conditions
• Escalate unsafe conditions or procedural concerns to project leadership
• Maintain accurate LOTO documentation and execution records

Technical Knowledge

Candidates should have working knowledge of:

• Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
• Electrical Energy Isolation
• Group LOTO Procedures
• Electrical Isolation Plans
• Electrical Switching Sequences
• Multiple Energy Sources
• Stored Energy Control
• Electrical Equipment Ownership Boundaries
• Lock & Isolation Tracking
• Methods of Procedure (MOPs)
• Planned Electrical Shutdowns
• Switching Windows
• Controlled Re‑Energization
• Energy‑Control Verification
• Electrical Safety Procedures

What Success Looks Like

The ideal candidate is a detail‑oriented, field‑focused LOTO professional who understands electrical energy isolation and can effectively coordinate with electrical crews and project leadership.

Success in this role requires maintaining accurate lock and isolation tracking, verifying approved energy‑control measures before work begins, communicating clearly with field personnel, and recognizing when field conditions do not align with approved isolation procedures.

The successful candidate will be comfortable supporting complex LOTO activities while maintaining a strong focus on safe execution, documentation, and procedural compliance.