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Sheakley seeks a hands-on LOTO leader to manage complex electrical energy isolation activities in Jeffersonville, OH. The role coordinates across crews and employers, reviews isolation plans, and ensures safe switching sequences before field execution.
The ideal candidate will identify energy sources, oversee group LOTO procedures, maintain logs, and verify energy-control status prior to work. Stop-work authority is expected for unsafe conditions.
Location: Jeffersonville, OH
Duration: 1 Year (Start: 11/16/2026)
Type: 1099 Contractor
Openings: 1
Pay Rate: $58/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
Join an electrical contractor supporting a long-term project in Jeffersonville, OH. This position will provide leadership and management of complex electrical energy isolation and Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) activities.
The LOTO Manager will be responsible for coordinating energy isolation activities, reviewing complex electrical isolation plans and switching sequences, managing group LOTO procedures, tracking locks and isolations, and verifying energy-control status before work proceeds.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced electrical safety professional who understands how to safely control multiple energy sources across interconnected electrical systems and has the authority and confidence to stop work when unsafe conditions or procedural discrepancies are identified.
Candidates should have strong working knowledge of:
The ideal candidate is a hands-on LOTO leader with strong electrical energy-control experience who can effectively coordinate complex isolation activities across multiple crews, employers, and interconnected systems.
Success in this position requires ensuring isolation plans are technically sound, energy sources are correctly identified and controlled, group LOTO activities are properly coordinated, and field teams have verified energy-control status before work begins.
The successful candidate must also be comfortable exercising stop-work authority whenever conditions are unsafe or field execution does not match the approved isolation procedure.