Electrical Superintendent - Power

Overview

Lead electrical teams on power generation projects ensuring safety, quality, schedule, and budget.

Key Responsibilities

• safety compliance
• change orders
• project closeout
• progress reporting
• contract administration
• subcontractor coordination

Tasks

-Perform work safely and effectively. Understand and follow oral and written instructions, including warning signs, equipment use, and other policies. -Leading planning sessions and problem-solving meetings involving clients, engineers, and project stakeholders to ensure smooth operations and timely resolution of challenges. -Building and sustaining positive working relationships with clients and onsite staff to promote a collaborative and respectful project environment. -Driving the development and implementation of project completion protocols and turnover processes to guarantee successful project closeout and client satisfaction. -Assisting in the review, approval, and negotiation of change orders to manage scope and schedule adjustments effectively. -Contributing to monthly progress reports and cost updates to provide accurate project financial insights. -Work during normal operating hours to organize and complete work within given deadlines. Work overtime and weekends as required. -Carefully reviewing and approving labor rates to maintain budget integrity while ensuring fair compensation for all team members. -Supporting project management with contract administration tasks, including leading subcontractor coordination meetings to streamline communication and address issues proactively. -Providing mentorship and professional development opportunities for junior superintendents, general foremen, foremen, and field engineers to foster a high-performance team culture. -Ensuring timely and thorough performance evaluations for direct reports, and overseeing promotion decisions up to General Foreman roles to maintain leadership quality. -Maintaining comprehensive daily records and documentation to support accurate reporting and compliance requirements.

Requirements

• journeyman
• nec
• ieee
• nfpa
• osha
• leadership

What You Bring

-Robust experience in leadership, safety management, negotiation, project planning, and contract administration aligned with industry best practices. -Hands-on electrical installation expertise, ideally validated by current or previous state journeyman electrician licensure, with direct experience in power generation or industrial electrical work. A degree in electrical engineering or electrical technology from an accredited institution may be considered in lieu of extensive hands-on experience when accompanied by relevant supervisory experience. -Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to resolve challenges promptly and effectively to maintain project progress and team morale. -Work productively and meet deadlines timely -A minimum of 8 years of construction experience, with at least 3 years in a superintendent or leadership role overseeing electrical installation projects within power generation or industrial environments. -Thorough knowledge of NEC, IEEE, and NFPA standards governing electrical installation and safety to ensure compliance and best practices on-site. -Communicate and interact effectively and professionally with supervisors, employees, and others individually or in a team environment. -Familiarity with OSHA regulations and industry safety protocols, committed to fostering a safe work environment for all personnel. -Competence in quickly mastering Kiewit's policies, procedures, and software platforms essential for project management and administration. -Regular, reliable attendance -Outstanding organizational and communication abilities, including interpersonal skills that foster collaboration and consensus-building among diverse teams and stakeholders. -A proactive, self-motivated individual capable of managing complex tasks with minimal supervision, demonstrating strong initiative and effective decision-making.

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About Tic - The Industrial Company

-Launched in 1974 by 21 partners, the company has grown into a major industrial contractor. -Tackles projects from small capital jobs to full EPC delivery with strong financial backing. -Self-performs civil, steel, mechanical, piping, electrical, instrumentation, and controls disciplines. -Typical projects include power generation (solar, wind, hydrogen, nuclear), oil, gas, and chemical facilities, mineral processing, and marine/heavy civil works. -Notable marine projects include terminals, wharfs, and electric infrastructure projects across multiple states.

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