Electrical Superintendent

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advastarBasehor (KS)

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

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$120,000 per year

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About the role

#jobalert | DIRECT HIRE | ELECTRICAL SUPERINTENDENT | Kansas City Metro A growing, privately owned electrical contractor serving residential, multifamily, and commercial projects across the Kansas City metro is adding a full-time Electrical Superintendent. This is a new position created by growth: you will take field leadership off the owners' plates and run crews, schedules, safety, and quality on active projects. You will report to company ownership, drive a company vehicle, and work alongside project managers, builders, general contractors, and inspectors. This is a strong fit for a hands‑on electrical leader who wants real authority, a direct line to the decision‑makers, and room to shape how the field runs. Anticipate $120K-$150K, based on experience Company vehicle provided for approved business use Company-sponsored health insurance Two weeks of paid vacation and paid holidays Eligible for the company bonus plan

Overview: Lead field crews across active projects, from a single home to a multifamily build, with crews that range from a handful of people to 10 to 15.Build and run the production schedule and manpower plan so crews, material, and equipment are in place when needed. Keep projects on schedule, on budget, and to quality standards, and catch schedule, cost, and staffing problems early. Lead the safety program on your jobsites, including jobsite expectations, incident response, and documentation. Visit jobsites daily to verify production, workmanship, and safety, and to keep builders and customers satisfied. Track labor productivity, material use, and job costing, and keep change orders, billing information, and closeout items current with project management. Coach foremen and field employees, set clear expectations, and follow the company process for hiring and discipline with ownership. Take over operating duties the owners carry today and give them timely, accurate updates.

Preferred skills and experience:

Strongly Preferred - Journeyman or master electrical license
Electrical construction experience with a strong grounding in field operations and project execution
Strongly Preferred - Experience leading multiple electrical crews and supervisors across competing priorities
Working knowledge of electrical codes, plans, specifications, permits, inspections, safety requirements, and quality control
Experience with scheduling, workforce planning, production tracking, job costing, change orders, and closeout
Able to read contracts, scopes of work, plans, budgets, and project reports
Comfortable with computers, mobile devices, and scheduling and timekeeping systems
Valid driver's license with a clean driving record, and eligible to operate a company vehicle
Able to walk active jobsites, climb stairs and ladders, and work in construction conditions with required PPECalm under pressure, clear communicator, and holds others accountable

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