Electrical Superintendent - Data Center
$86,000 - $130,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$86,000 - $130,000 per year
About the role
- Other on the spot perks
- Paid Training
- Weekly paychecks
- Direct Deposit or Cash Card pay options
- Medical / Dental Insurance 401kSTD /LTDPaid Time OffAdvancement Opportunities$86,000-$130,000 / Yearly
- Employment Type & ShiftsFull TimeDirect Hire1st ShiftJob Responsibilities
- Plan, supervise, and direct the personnel involved in the installation of electrical systems in order to ensure the work is performed safely, on schedule, and within budget
- Maintain a culture of safety and quality first
- Have a complete understanding of the project design, drawings, specifications, and installation requirements
- Work in conjunction with the Project Management Team on material and equipment buyouts, schedules, labor, and tracking
- Monitors quality of workmanship on the project and ensures compliance with the project and company standards
- Evaluates, mentors, and trains field supervision and tradesmen
- Performs takeoffs and pricing for change orders and project related work
- Evaluates productivity and schedules and makes the adjustments required to optimize efficiency
- Current State Electrical Journeyman License or 4 year engineering degree or equivalent combinations of technical training and/or licensed journeyman experience 10+ years experience in electrical construction supervision, technology, methods, equipment, tools, and work procedures
- Experience working with technical industrial, Pharmaceutical, or Data Center environments
- Hyperscale data center experience preferred
- Experience with $20M-$100M electrical projects preferredOSHA 30 or ability to obtain
- Understanding of construction and labor scheduling, cost control, and ability to control and supervise large groups
- Ability to perform takeoffs and pricing for changes orders and related project work
- Associate RequirementsHS Diploma or GEDBackground CheckDrug TestMust be at least 18 years old
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