Electrical Installation Manager - Journeyman Electrician

Key Responsibilities

• Lead, mentor and schedule teams of journeyman electricians and installation technicians for industrial and manufacturing projects across Wisconsin, Oklahoma, and Missouri.
• Plan, coordinate and supervise electrical installations including power distribution, low-voltage wiring, control wiring, PLC, DCS and BMS systems, and building automation integrations.
• Ensure all work complies with NEC, NFPA 70E and company safety policies; enforce lockout/tagout and other safe work practices.
• Develop and maintain project schedules, material takeoffs and procurement coordination to meet milestone dates and budget targets.
• Oversee functional testing, loop checks, and system commissioning activities; document results and resolve punch list items with engineering and clients.
• Collaborate with engineering, project managers and clients to review drawings, clarify scope, execute change orders and ensure design intent is achieved.
• Perform field inspections, quality control checks and troubleshooting of circuits, control panels and process instrumentation.
• Manage client relationships and act as onsite point of contact during installations and commissioning efforts.
• Provide training, performance feedback and certification tracking for team members; maintain accurate site and safety records.
• Drive continuous improvement in installation methods, documentation and commissioning procedures to reduce rework and increase first-time acceptance.

Qualifications

• Journeyman Electrician certification required; Journeyman/Registered Electrician preferred.
• 7+ years of electrical trade experience with a minimum of 3+ years in a supervisory or management role on industrial or manufacturing projects.
• Hands-on experience with wiring, low-voltage systems, power distribution and control circuits.
• Experience installing and commissioning PLC, DCS and BMS/building automation systems and related control wiring.
• Demonstrated experience performing functional testing, loop checks, process instrumentation installation and commissioning.
• Willingness to travel and manage projects.
• Experience in manufacturing/industrial environments and familiarity with control systems engineering and commissioning best practices.

Benefits

• Generous PTO
• Flexible Work Environment
• Growth
• Full Health Benefits
• 401k plan + company match
• Company provided vehicle and travel support
• Paid safety training and ongoing professional development
• Long-term stability with a strong project pipeline
• Voted one of the Best Employers multiple years in a row!