Electrical Superintendent with Owen Electric Company
ladder by buildforceSavannah (GA)
Electrical Superintendent with Owen Electric Company
Posted today
ladder by buildforceSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Electrical Superintendent Oversee the safe installation of electrical systems from power distribution, rough in, trim, finish work and final punch phases. Work consists of installing, altering, repairing electrical systems and equipment associated with large-scale commercial and/or multifamily electrical construction projects. Reviews project documents, drawings, wiring diagrams, instructional manuals, specifications, blueprints and schedules work activities and field installations according to the scope of work and project schedule. Layout project work and ensure materials, tools, and equipment are available to meet the project construction schedule. Complete essential paperwork such as material requests, time sheets, safety and incident reports. Responsible for managing electrical materials, tools and equipment assigned to the job site. Electrical Superintendent with 5+ years of experience in running commercial electrical construction projects out of the ground until completion. Track record of completing multi million-dollar commercial electrical construction projects at or below budget within established time frame, contract scope and specification. Established recent work history as an Electrical Superintendent on large-scale commercial electrical construction projects. Possess in-depth knowledge of NEC, local building codes, industry standards and jobsite safety requirements. Effectively interacts and communicates professionally with management, support staff, field personnel, trade contractors, vendors, and clients. Evaluate information and analyze problems logically to develop and implement solutions. Be prepared to work with tools on an as needed basis Must be able to bring projects in at or below labor budget. Master Electrician License required30 Hour OSHA Certification required
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