Electrical Superintendent

Electrical Superintendent A nationally recognized specialty contractor is seeking a highly skilled Electrical Superintendent to lead commissioning and electrical safety efforts across mission-critical construction projects. This is an opportunity to join a company that delivers excellence in high-voltage, multi-system environments - where safety, innovation, and integrity are central to the team's success. This remote-based role involves frequent travel to active construction sites across the U.S., offering a dynamic career path with exciting technical challenges and long-term growth potential. About the Role The Electrical Superintendent will act as the technical authority and site leader for electrical commissioning and safety operations on large-scale construction projects. This position requires an experienced professional who excels in managing complex energy isolation procedures, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and driving best-in-class safety practices. Why This Opportunity? Be part of a culture rooted in integrity, safety, and excellence. Take ownership of high-impact projects in a supportive, team-driven environment. Work on cutting-edge electrical infrastructure that powers the nation's most vital operations. Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits. Long-term career growth and advancement opportunities with a stable, growing company. Key Responsibilities Manage the full electrical commissioning lifecycle from pre-energization to turnover. Oversee access and activity in electrical rooms, ensuring adherence to safety protocols during system energization and isolation. Lead pre-energization inspection reviews and authorize readiness for power-up. Own the Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) and energy isolation programs at the site level, reviewing and approving procedures. Serve as the onsite subject matter expert for energy isolation involving AC/DC and multi-voltage systems. Facilitate safety meetings, JHAs, and High-Risk Activity reviews with site stakeholders. Conduct audits, enforce compliance, and clearly communicate technical direction to both engineers and field personnel. What You Bring Bachelor's degree in a related field (or equivalent practical experience). At least 4 years of hands-on experience in energy isolation, electrical commissioning, or safety management. Active NFPA 70E certification (required). Demonstrated expertise working with complex electrical systems including AC and DC, across multiple voltages. Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving capabilities. Experience in commercial or industrial construction environments, ideally with mission-critical infrastructure such as data centers. Preferred Qualifications 7+ years of experience in commercial electrical construction. Prior exposure to commissioning standards in high-reliability environments. Projects You'll Support Commissioning and energizing sophisticated electrical systems. Designing and improving LOTO and isolation procedures. Auditing field practices and training teams on safe activation techniques.