Master Electrician & Electrical Program Lead

Primoris Services Corporation; Pearland (TX); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Best‑in‑class medical, dental, vision

401(k) with company match

Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP)

Pet coverage

Legal assistance

Award‑winning safety programs

Job summary

Primoris Energy Services seeks a seasoned Electrical Program Manager (Master Electrician) to lead the company’s electrical program from the Houston office. You will ensure compliance with NEC/NFPA/OSHA, develop standards, and oversee licensing across multiple states as projects demand.

The role entails travel about one week per month and mentorship of electricians, with a focus on safety, training, and workforce development within PES projects.

Qualifications

• Active Master Electrician license in Texas and ability to obtain licenses in other states where PES operates.
• Over 10 years of progressive electrical construction experience, including industrial or power projects.
• Experience with Power Generation, switchgear, substations, and high‑voltage systems.

Responsibilities

• Serve as the designated Master Electrician on PES’s contractor license and oversee the electrical program.
• Develop, implement, and maintain standards, QA/QC, and best practices for electrical work.
• Provide technical oversight on electrical scopes across PES projects and review drawings/submittals.
• Support project managers with troubleshooting, design clarifications, and resource planning.
• Mentor electricians and track apprentice/journeyman hours; lead safety and training programs.

Skills

Master Electrician license

Electrical program leadership

Electrical safety program management

NEC/NFPA/OSHA knowledge

Project management software (Procore, 

Tools

Procore

MS Project

Primavera

Job description

Primoris Energy Services seeks a seasoned Electrical Program Manager (Master Electrician) to lead the company’s electrical program from the Houston office. You will ensure compliance with NEC/NFPA/OSHA, develop standards, and oversee licensing across multiple states as projects demand.

The role entails travel about one week per month and mentorship of electricians, with a focus on safety, training, and workforce development within PES projects.