Electrical Field Superintendent - Data Center
Electrical Field Superintendent - Data Center
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Oversee daily field operations to meet safety, quality and project specifications
- Lead, mentor and support Foremen, General Foremen, field crews and trade partners
- Coordinate manpower, equipment, materials and subcontractor activities
- Work with Project Superintendents and Field Engineers on schedules and execution
- Assist with pull plans, look-ahead schedules and construction sequencing
- Monitor labor productivity, crew sizing, equipment use and budgets
- Ensure compliance with OSHA and project-specific safety requirements
- Oversee quality control and coordinate with owners, engineers and trade partners
- Maintain daily reports, timesheets and safety documentation
- Identify field challenges and support safe execution of high-risk work
- Experience as a Field Superintendent, General Foreman or similar field leader
- Background in commercial, industrial or electrical construction
- Data center, semiconductor or mission-critical experience strongly preferred
- Track record supervising crews and coordinating complex field activities
- Able to read drawings, specifications and schedules
- Strong knowledge of safety regulations, quality control and productivity
- Strong communication, leadership and organizational skills
- Microsoft Office proficiency; Primavera P6 is a plus
- Willing to travel or relocate as needed
- OSHA 30 requiredSTSC or equivalent safety training preferred
- CompensationCompetitive salary based on experience and scope
- Per diem for traveling professionals
- Full benefits package including health, vision and dental 401k with company match
- Paid time off and paid holidays
- Real room to grow on major data center and mission-critical work
- Send resume to mitchell.guerrieri@gogpac.com for more information
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