Electrical Integration Leader - Power Distribution & Infrastructure, OMHS
About the role
The Electrical Installation Lead – Power Distribution & Infrastructure drives the successful installation of electrical power systems for automation and material handling equipment across multiple greenfield and brownfield fulfillment center sites. This role provides field-based electrical installation leadership focused specifically on heavy wire pulls, power distribution infrastructure, conduit and raceway systems, control panel placement, and high-voltage terminations in complex industrial environments.
Responsibilities
Lead and manage electrical installation crews focused on power distribution infrastructure for MHE systems across North American facilities
Oversee conduit and raceway installation from Main Distribution Panels (MDPs) to sub-panels, disconnects, and equipment locations
Manage heavy wire pulling operations through conduit including 480V 3-phase power feeders, ensuring proper cable sizing, labeling, and termination
Direct control panel placement and mounting at designated locations per engineering drawings, ensuring proper clearance and accessibility
Oversee installation of cable tray systems, junction boxes, pull boxes, and wireways
Manage installation of disconnects, motor starters, overloads, and related power distribution components
Oversee grounding system installation and bonding connections per NEC requirements
Ensure proper wire terminations with correct torque values, lugging, and labeling at all connection points
Oversee cable management including wire bundling, cable supports, strain relief, and routing compliance
Review and interpret electrical drawings including one-line diagrams, panel schedules, conduit schedules, cable schedules, and electrical installation details
Verify field installation matches engineering drawings and identify conflicts requiring resolution
Partner with engineering teams to clarify drawings, resolve field conflicts, and validate installation intent
Maintain accurate field documentation including redlines, punch lists, installation status reports, and turnover documentation
Coordinate with mechanical installation teams on shared routing paths, penetrations, and structural supports
Ensure all electrical power distribution work is completed in accordance with NEC/NFPA codes, project specifications, and Amazon standards
Perform and oversee quality inspections on conduit installations, wire pulls, terminations, panel connections, and grounding systems
Verify conduit fill ratios, bend radius compliance, and proper support spacing per code requirements
Manage electrical punch list identification and repair for all power infrastructure scope
Drive achievement of safety, timeline, cost, and quality metrics across assigned zones
Ensure lockout/tagout compliance and electrical safety practices during all installation activities
Coordinate electrical infrastructure installation with mechanical teams, controls engineering, construction, vendors, and operations stakeholders
Manage zone handoff sequencing with the Low Voltage Devices & Controls lead — power infrastructure must be complete before device installation begins
Track electrical installation progress, risks, blockers, and quality issues, escalating when support is needed
Participate in project-level technical reviews, installation readiness reviews, and punch walks
Support development and continuous improvement of electrical installation standards, field checklists, and scalable deployment processes
Qualifications
Experience in engineering including a supervisory role managing people
Experience in a fast-paced, automated, industrial, logistics, production or manufacturing environment
5+ years of experience in industrial electrical installation, electrical construction, power distribution, or a similar technical environment
Experience leading or supervising electrical installation crews, contractors, or field execution teams
Experience reading and interpreting electrical drawings including one-line diagrams, panel schedules, conduit schedules, and wiring diagrams
Experience with industrial power distribution systems including 480V 3-phase, motor control circuits, disconnects, and related infrastructure
Experience with conduit installation, raceway systems, cable tray, wire pulling, and termination practices
Experience working in fast-paced industrial, logistics, manufacturing, or construction environments
Ability to travel up to 50% domestically; travel may exceed 50% in some instances with short notice