Superintendent SemiConductor

Job Summary

The Superintendent is responsible for overseeing daily field operations on electrical construction projects to ensure work is completed safely, efficiently, on schedule, and in accordance with company quality standards. This role provides direct leadership to Foremen, Journeymen, Apprentices, subcontractors, and field crews while coordinating closely with Project Managers, Safety, QA/QC, and customers.

Essential Functions, Duties, And Responsibilities

• Direct and oversee daily field operations for assigned electrical construction projects
• Lead field workforce planning, manpower coordination, and crew assignments
• Supervise Foremen and field personnel to ensure productivity, workmanship, and schedule adherence
• Coverage project execution with Project Managers, General Contractors, owners, vendors, and subcontractors
• Review project drawings, specifications, schedules, RFIs, submittals, and scope requirements with field teams
• Maintain labor productivity, installed quantities, project milestones, and schedule progress
• Aid with project planning including sequencing, staffing forecasts, and site logistics coordination
• Ensure compliance with OSHA regulations, company safety policies, lockout/tagout procedures, and PPE requirements
• Conduct field meetings, toolbox talks, and operational coordination meetings
• Support material management activities including delivery coordination, inventory monitoring, and procurement communication
• Identify and resolve field issues, conflicts, constructability concerns, and workflow disruptions
• Maintain project documentation including manpower reports, daily reports, incident reporting, and progress tracking
• Coverage inspections, testing activities, commissioning support, and turnover requirements
• Mentor Foremen and developing field leaders within the organization
• Aid leadership with project staffing recommendations and workforce development planning

Knowledge, Skills And Abilities Required

• Strong knowledge of commercial and industrial electrical construction methods and practices
• Understanding of NEC requirements, electrical systems installation, and construction sequencing
• Ability to lead multiple crews and maintain field productivity across active work areas
• Knowledge of scheduling, labor forecasting, manpower loading, and production tracking
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints, specifications, one-line diagrams, and construction documents
• Strong communication and leadership skills with the ability to manage field teams effectively
• Understanding of construction safety standards and jobsite risk management practices
• Proficiency with construction technology platforms, field reporting systems, and mobile applications
• Ability to prioritize tasks and adapt to changing project conditions and operational demands

Supervisory Responsibilities

• Directly supervises Foremen, Journeymen, Apprentices, and assigned field personnel
• Provides leadership, coaching, performance feedback, and workforce direction for assigned projects
• Aids with workforce planning, hiring recommendations, disciplinary input, and performance evaluations
• Coordinates staffing and labor allocation with operations leadership

Work Environment/Physical Demands/Position Type and Expected Work Time

• Work is performed primarily on active construction jobsites with frequent exposure to outdoor environments, elevated work areas, noise, dust, heat, and changing weather conditions
• Exposure to energized equipment, construction machinery, confined spaces, and industrial environments may occur
• Regular use of PPE including hard hats, safety glasses, gloves, high-visibility clothing, and fall protection equipment is required
• May occasionally work from office or temporary field office locations
• Ability to walk large jobsites for extended periods of time
• Ability to climb ladders, stairs, scaffolding, and access elevated work areas
• Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds occasionally
• Ability to bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, and work in varying physical positions
• Ability to visually inspect work and operate electronic communication devices
• Ability to work extended hours as operational demands require
• Primarily Monday through Friday with early morning start times typical of construction operations
• May require evenings, weekends, holidays, or extended shifts based on project schedules and shutdown activities
• Travel between jobsites or temporary assignments may be required
• Overtime Expectations: This position is classified as exempt and is not eligible for overtime pay in accordance with applicable federal and state laws

Additional Information

• Required Education and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent required. Technical training, trade school, or construction management coursework preferred.
• Required Certifications/Licenses: Valid driver's license required. OSHA 30 preferred. State electrical license preferred where applicable. CPR/First Aid certification preferred.
• Experience Requirements: Minimum 8-10 years of electrical construction experience required. Previous Foreman or Senior Foreman leadership experience required. Experience leading large commercial, industrial, or mission critical projects preferred.