Electrical Superintendent

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pennhab consultingFalse Pass (AK)

First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

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About the role

Job Description: We are currently seeking an Electrical Superintendent! You will strive to provide safe electrical systems for a variety of customers.

Responsibilities:

Field Leadership & Crew Management
Supervise and support multiple crews across active job sites
Plan daily and weekly manpower needs based on project schedules
Mentor and develop journeymen and apprentices
Conduct daily jobsite walkthroughs to ensure quality and progress
Resolve field issues quickly and effectively
Project Coordination
Review drawings, specifications, and submittals to ensure accurate installation
Coordinate with general contractors, subcontractors, and inspectors
Schedule and oversee inspections, testing, and commissioning
Track project milestones and communicate progress to the Project Manager
Ensure materials, tools, and equipment are available when needed
Quality & Safety
Enforce company safety policies and OSHA standards
Conduct toolbox talks and safety audits
Ensure all installations meet NEC, local codes, and project specifications
Identify and correct deficiencies proactively
Documentation & Reporting
Maintain daily reports, manpower logs, and progress updates
Document change conditions and communicate them promptly
Assist with as-built drawings and closeout documentation
Track material usage and minimize waste

Qualifications:

10+ years of electrical field experience, including leadership roles
Strong understanding of NEC, local codes, and commercial/industrial installations
Proven ability to manage multiple crews and complex job sites
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, one-lines, and specifications
Excellent communication, organization, and problem-solving skills
Valid driver's license; OSHA 30 preferred

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