Electrical Field Operations Manager

About the role

The Electrical Field Operations Manager oversees and manages operations and project activities, implements plans, and leads a team of field employees including Superintendents and Foremen to achieve division objectives and maximize operating results.

Responsibilities

• Understand, teach, and manage field staff on the organizational processes.
• Able to perform all duties and responsibilities of field employees, as needed.
• Able to supervise, manage, and commission the installation of relevant trade materials.
• Routinely coordinates scheduling with all departments and PCI Subcontractors throughout the lifecycle of a project including startup, excavations, and closeouts.
• Able to intervene in challenging situations and correctly assess problems with crews, personnel, and/or installed work; and then plan and implement a solution to get a project back on track.
• Be a professional representative of operational senior leadership.
• Responsible for high-level operational communication with customers, inspectors, and internal team members.
• Able to train, coach and mentor field staff to be more effective in their roles.
• Provide growth opportunities through coaching, managing performance, and mentoring.
• Provide on-site direction and leadership to field crews and site supervision as needed.
• Develop and implement across-the-board operational training as needed to assist the senior operations team in overall performance improvement at all field operational positions.
• Champion organizational best practices for planning and installing job materials.
• Communicate with customer’s senior field teams to instill confidence in company performance.
• Maintain knowledge of the national code and state-specific codes/amendments and understand how they are applied in projects in the surrounding areas.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED.
• Minimum 10 years relevant new-construction field work in supervisory roles.
• Exceptional understanding of the Electrical construction industry.
• Experience in finding and repairing faults in Electrical systems.
• Proficient computer skills in Bluebeam, and Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, etc.).
• Valid driver’s license.
• Preferred: Licensed in relevant trade type (HVAC/Electrical/Plumbing).
• Preferred: OSHA 30-hour training.