Electrical Superintendent

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About the role

Our client, a well-established electrical contractor with a strong presence throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth market, is seeking an experienced Electrical Superintendent to lead field operations on commercial, industrial, and large-scale construction projects. This position is ideal for a hands‑on leader with extensive electrical construction experience who can effectively manage crews, maintain production schedules, uphold quality standards, and ensure projects are completed safely and efficiently. Skills Desired :City :Dallas
State: TXJob Description
Key Responsibilities: Lead and supervise daily field operations on electrical construction projects throughout the DFW area. Coordinate manpower, materials, equipment, and project resources to meet schedule requirements. Develop and maintain short‑term construction schedules and daily work plans. Monitor workforce productivity and ensure proper manpower utilization. Train, mentor, and evaluate field personnel. Coordinate activities with project managers, general contractors, subcontractors, and other trades. Conduct regular jobsite inspections to ensure quality workmanship and code compliance. Maintain daily reports, timekeeping records, safety documentation, and project logs. Identify and resolve field issues that may impact project schedules, budgets, or productivity. Ensure all installations comply with NEC requirements, project specifications, and local codes. Assist in workforce planning, hiring recommendations, and employee development initiatives. Promote a strong culture of safety and accountability across all jobsites. Participate in project meetings and provide regular updates to project leadership. Manage employee performance, coaching, corrective actions, and performance evaluations as needed. Coordinate material deliveries to support project schedules and avoid delays. Perform additional duties as required to support successful project execution.
Qualifications: Valid Texas Journeyman or Master Electrician License required.5+ years of experience in a Superintendent or Senior Field Leadership role preferred. Strong commercial and industrial electrical construction experience. Thorough understanding of the National Electrical Code (NEC).Experience managing crews, schedules, and multiple project priorities. Ability to read and interpret blueprints, specifications, and construction documents. Knowledge of project scheduling and estimating processes is a plus. Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, Word, and construction‑related software. Strong leadership, communication, organizational, and problem‑solving skills. Ability to travel throughout the Dallas‑Fort Worth metroplex and surrounding project areas as needed.
Physical Requirements: Ability to work in outdoor construction environments and varying weather conditions. Frequent standing, walking, climbing, bending, kneeling, and lifting. Ability to lift and carry materials and equipment weighing 50+ pounds. Must wear required PPE on all jobsites. Ability to work overtime and flexible schedules when project demands require.
Compensation & Benefits: Our client offers a competitive compensation package, including: Competitive Base Salary Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance 401(k) with Company MatchShort-Term and Long-Term Disability Life Insurance Paid Time OffPaid Holidays Vehicle Allowance or Company Vehicle (based on role requirements) Professional Development and Training Opportunities Long-Term Career Growth with a Stable, Growing Organization Apply Today If you're an experienced Electrical Superintendent looking to join a growing contractor with a strong backlog of work throughout the Dallas‑Fort Worth market, we'd like to speak with you confidentially about this opportunity.

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