Electrical Superintendent

Job Description

Job Description

**PROJECT IS IN BOISE, ID

**PER DIEM IS OFFERED

We are seeking an experienced Electrical Superintendent to lead and oversee field execution of electrical systems on a high-tech, mission-critical construction project. This role is responsible for the day-to-day supervision, coordination, and field management of electrical work to ensure installations are completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with design documents and project schedules.

The Electrical Superintendent will serve as the on-site field leader for electrical construction activities, coordinating subcontractors, managing trade sequencing, resolving field issues, and ensuring quality control from pre-construction through commissioning. This position is fully site-based near Armarillo, TX .

Essential Responsibilities

• Provide daily on-site supervision of electrical crews, subcontractors, and vendors.
• Lead field execution of electrical installations, ensuring alignment with project schedule and sequencing.
• Serve as the primary field point of contact for electrical systems.
• Coordinate layout, installation verification, and work sequencing in the field.
• Conduct daily huddles and coordination meetings to address field issues and maintain productivity.
• Collaborate closely with Area Managers, Project Managers, and other Superintendents to ensure integrated MEP execution.
• Attend and support pre-installation and coordination meetings.
• Review and interpret electrical drawings, specifications, and construction documents to ensure constructability.
• Support and coordinate BIM efforts, including participation in clash detection and resolution.
• Oversee installation and inspection of electrical systems including:
• • Switchgear
  • UPS systems
  • Generators
  • PDUs
  • Bus duct systems
  • Low-voltage systems
• Ensure compliance with NEC, IEEE, local codes, and client standards.
• Lead QA/QC field inspections and participate in pre-functional testing and system startup activities.
• Maintain field documentation including daily reports, RFIs, as-builts, and change tracking.
• Coordinate closely with Mechanical, Plumbing, CSA, and other trades to resolve field conflicts.
• Enforce strict adherence to jobsite safety protocols and OSHA standards.
• Conduct routine safety audits and field walks.
• Support commissioning and system turnover activities.