Traveling Solar Electrical Superintendent (Utility-Scale)

Samuel Knight Energy & Digital Infrastructure; Virginia; On-site; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Samuel Knight Corporation is seeking a Solar Electrical Superintendent to lead electrical self-perform crews on utility-scale solar projects across the Southeast, starting in Virginia. The role requires directing Foremen, coordinating with subcontractors, and ensuring work aligns with schedules, safety standards, and project specs.

The ideal candidate will have extensive electrical leadership on solar sites, with strong self-perform construction knowledge, and the ability to manage field crews

Qualifications

• Previous experience as Electrical Superintendent or senior electrical field leadership on utility-scale solar projects.
• Experience leading Foremen and large electrical crews; self-perform construction experience.

Responsibilities

• Lead electrical self-perform crews across utility-scale solar projects; direct Foremen and field personnel.
• Manage DC collection, AC systems, MV, underground electrical, terminations and balance-of-system work.
• Ensure field activities meet safety, quality, schedule, and project drawings/specifications.
• Coordinate with Project Managers and Superintendents to plan manpower, equipment and materials.
• Track daily/weekly progress, identify delays, and implement recovery plans.
• Coordinate electrical subcontractors to meet safety, quality and productivity standards.
• Review drawings/specifications and communicate requirements to Foremen and field teams.
• Coordinate with QA/QC to ensure installations meet specs and inspections.
• Maintain focus on safety, quality and productivity; participate in daily planning and toolbox talks.
• Identify constructability issues early and resolve with project leadership; support testing and closeout.

Job description

Samuel Knight Corporation is seeking a Solar Electrical Superintendent to lead electrical self-perform crews on utility-scale solar projects across the Southeast, starting in Virginia. The role requires directing Foremen, coordinating with subcontractors, and ensuring work aligns with schedules, safety standards, and project specs.

The ideal candidate will have extensive electrical leadership on solar sites, with strong self-perform construction knowledge, and the ability to manage field crews