Electrical Construction Superintendent

Electrical Construction Superintendent

Location: Charlotte, North Carolina Area

Job Type: Full-Time

Work Arrangement: On-site

Job Summary

We are seeking an experienced Electrical Construction Superintendent to plan, direct, coordinate, and supervise personnel and activities related to the installation and maintenance of electrical systems and components. The Superintendent will work closely with project management, field operations, safety, BIM, prefabrication, and quality control teams to ensure projects meet established schedules, quality standards, safety requirements, and construction specifications.

Key Responsibilities

Electrical Construction Supervision

Supervise and direct electrical construction activities, ensuring work is completed according to project schedules and contract documents.

Coordinate electrical work with other trades to maintain efficient workflows and meet project deadlines.

Review blueprints, drawings, schematics, and specifications to determine project scope and installation requirements.

Monitor project progress and ensure electrical installations comply with applicable codes and standards.

Scheduling and Manpower Management

Develop and maintain project schedules and manpower projections.

Organize crews and coordinate workforce requirements throughout the project.

Collaborate with project managers and field operations management to develop project organizational structures.

Establish and monitor measurable production goals for individuals and crews.

Assist with employee performance reviews and workforce development.

Material Management and Jobsite Logistics

Develop and maintain material management and jobsite logistics plans.

Determine material requirements and coordinate ordering, receiving, storage, and distribution.

Work with project managers and vendors to ensure materials and equipment are available when needed.

Monitor inventory and adjust material plans as project requirements change.

Safety Management

Develop and maintain project-specific safety plans.

Coordinate with safety managers and foremen to enforce safety procedures and company standards.

Monitor PPE compliance, daily reporting, and accident prevention measures.

Conduct safety meetings and promote safe work practices across project teams.

Quality Control

Develop and maintain project quality assurance and quality control plans.

Ensure compliance with electrical codes, construction specifications, testing requirements, and project standards.

Manage internal punch lists and coordinate resolution of issues identified by general contractors, owners, and design teams.

Work with QA/QC personnel to maintain quality documentation and inspection records.

BIM and Design Coordination

Lead project layout efforts and coordinate with foremen and BIM personnel.

Review drawings throughout the project to ensure accuracy and quality.

Coordinate BIM schedules with project managers and field operations teams.

Ensure drawings are reviewed and delivered before prefabrication and on-site installation.

Prefabrication Coordination

Develop and maintain prefabrication plans and schedules.

Determine appropriate electrical assemblies and verify compliance with project specifications.

Coordinate with project managers, BIM teams, and prefabrication foremen.

Ensure assemblies, deliveries, and installation schedules align with project timelines.

Required Qualifications

OSHA 30 certification.

Electrician licensure or 4–10 years of related experience or equivalent knowledge and experience.

Strong understanding of electrical construction, installation, and maintenance.

Ability to read and interpret electrical blueprints, schematics, and construction specifications.

Experience supervising electrical crews and coordinating construction activities.

Strong scheduling, manpower planning, and material management skills.

Knowledge of electrical safety procedures, applicable codes, and quality control practices.

Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.

Work Environment and Physical Requirements

Work is performed both indoors and outdoors, with exposure to varying weather conditions.

Personal protective equipment, including a hard hat, safety vest, protective eyewear, and safety boots, is required.

Must be physically able to repeatedly lift and carry at least 50 pounds on a regular basis.

Must comply with company drug and alcohol testing requirements and background screening procedures.

Benefits

Benefits may include:

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k)

Commuter benefits

Disability insurance

Tuition assistance