Electrical Superintendent, Renewables

Responsibilities

• Act as the lead for field operations teams, while collaborating with teams across the country who have renewable energy backgrounds.
• Provide mentorship and guidance to foremen and field teams to support their professional growth.
• Ensure field teams are equipped to troubleshoot and resolve QA/QC issues on the fly.
• Lead field operations for commercial solar projects, including overseeing the installation of electrical systems and ensuring compliance with quality and safety standards.
• Provide technical direction and quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) oversight in the field.
• Represent EIG’s field operations as the primary interface with clients, showcasing leadership and technical expertise to build client confidence.
• Support the pre-construction and project teams by reviewing trade partner proposals, schedules, and logistics.
• Aid in the planning and execution of system start-up, test and balance, and commissioning, with a focus on renewable energy systems.
• Oversee project-specific electrical quality and safety programs.
• Contribute to the development of lean construction schedules and perform regular updates.
• Negotiate with authorities having jurisdiction to achieve project milestones and obtain required permits.
• Cook up logistics and maintain strong relationships with neighboring occupants and stakeholders.

Requirements

• Excellent communication, leadership, and conflict-resolution skills.
• Ability to work collaboratively and foster a positive team environment.
• Demonstrated ability to mentor and develop team members into future leaders.
• Proven ability to represent field operations effectively in client-facing situations.
• Ability to coordinate complex projects with multiple stakeholders, balancing competing priorities.
• Proficiency in the use of current virtual design and construction software preferred.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and Bluebeam.
• A strong work ethic and a “can-do” attitude.

Skills

• Strong grasp of commercial electrical construction concepts, renewable energy systems, and applicable codes.
• Strong understanding of safety regulations related to electrical and solar installations.
• OSHA 30 (or better).
• NABCEP certification.