Electrical Construction Manager

Description

• Direct Supervisory Command: Directly manage, mentor, and lead the team of Senior Superintendents, Superintendents, and General Forepersons. Hold all field management accountable for project milestones and craft productivity.
• Labor Relations: Maintain effective communication with local unions and resolve high-level labor and jurisdictional construction problems on-site to maintain project momentum.
• Quality and Compliance: Own the on-site Quality Control/Quality Assurance (QC/QA) program, ensuring all work is executed precisely to specifications, drawings, and regulatory codes before sign-off.
• Documentation Support: Ensure the field team provides timely and accurate input for daily reports, progress photos, time tracking, and short-term look-ahead schedules to support the Project Manager and office staff.
• Logistics & Resource Control: Oversee the procurement, delivery, and staging of all major materials and equipment. Ensure materials, equipment, and inspections are available precisely when needed to support aggressive project schedules.
• Problem Resolution: Act as the final on-site decision-maker for resolving all immediate field issues, technical roadblocks, coordination conflicts, and material sequencing challenges to maintain flow.
• Risk Mitigation: Take the lead in identifying, assessing, and mitigating on-site project risks related to scheduling, resources, safety, and trade coordination.
• Safety Excellence: Enforce aggressive, zero-incident safety program that exceeds company standards and regulatory requirements. Conduct detailed safety audits and lead all corrective action documentation.
• Large-Scale Site Leadership: Serve as the ultimate authority on-site, directly responsible for the safe, timely, and quality execution of all construction activities across vast, complex projects.
• Physical Resource Management: Maximize the efficiency of all physical resources, including heavy equipment, specialized tooling, and bulk materials, ensuring logistics support the aggressive master schedule.

Requirements

• Professional safety certification (e.g., OSHA 30, OSHA 500/510).
• Trade Coordination Mastery: Plan, schedule, and orchestrate the complex interfaces and workflow sequencing among all trade groups, managing high volumes of people and specialized equipment.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience supervising and leading teams.
• High school diploma or equivalent, with at least 20 years of experience working for electrical contractors and/or general construction management companies.
• Proven experience leading and successfully completing data center construction projects valued at $100 million or more.
• Possesses expert-level knowledge in electrical system design, electrical engineering or electrical work, construction methods and sequencing, as well as the ability to interpret technical drawings and specifications from all relevant disciplines.
• Advanced understanding of union labor agreements and jurisdictional boundaries in construction.
• Demonstrated ability to drive a fast-paced, high-quality, result-oriented field environment.
• Proven success in supervising, motivating, and mentoring a large, diverse workforce.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance