About the role

The Morgan Corp. Industrial Division is an industrial contractor that self-performs all major trades in industrial markets (power, water/wastewater, water infrastructure, mining, etc.) throughout the Southeast. We pride ourselves on performing quality work safely by developing and executing the best plan. We are currently seeking an experienced industrial Electrical Superintendent. The electrical superintendent plans, coordinates, and leads all activities for their trade and may require managing some work for other trades, including specialty subcontractors (such as fire detection, lightning protection) required for the successful completion of the project. This position must also be able to handle daily communication with the owner's field representatives, implement all safety and environmental requirements for the project, as well as be able to implement required quality control measures for all electrical activities.

Key Responsibilities:

Reading and interpreting plans and specifications.
Working with the project team to develop and implement work plans for the Foreman and craft teams to perform.
Have a good understanding of computer software programs, such as Microsoft Office.
Motivate, supervise, and direct craft to meet work goals.
Support weekly schedule updates and labor hour projections.
Daily labor and equipment entry for all crews.
Author and submit daily reports.
Play a role in hiring and evaluating employees.
Evaluate the skill level of craftworkers and provide/coordinate training for employees.
Perform routine safety, environmental, and quality inspections.
Ability to identify and correct unsafe conditions.
Coordinate all related subcontractor needs and implementation.
Supervise electrical system installation, troubleshooting, and repair as needed.
Perform material takeoffs.
Ensure material orders and deliveries are scheduled to meet the construction schedule.
Ensure adequate inventory for planned work.
Comply with local and NEC electrical codes
Possess and implement Morgan Corp.'s social contract. Skills, Knowledge and Expertise 10+ years of electrical construction work 5 years of foreman experience Strong knowledge of NEC, OSHA regulations, and NFPA 70E standards
Experience managing large-scale industrial electrical projects from planning through commissioning
Proficiency with MCCs, VFDs, PLCs, switchgear, substations, and power distribution systems
Demonstrated ability to lead multiple crews while maintaining safety, quality, and schedule objectives
Troubleshooting, communication, and team leadership skills
Ability to read and interpret complex electrical drawings, specifications, and project documents
In-depth knowledge of: Power systems up to 6000v (15kv preferred)
Control systemsRGC and PVC conduit
Cable tray
Duct banks
Cable pulling
Cable terminations
Gear installation
GroundingBenefitsComprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance coverage
Company vehicle and fuel card
Cell phone reimbursement 401(k) with company matchPTO, holidays, and a paid winter holiday
Professional development & career growth opportunities
Supportive team environment in a respected, growing company
DepartmentOperationsEmployment TypeFull Time
Workplace type

Onsite

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