Superintendent Electrician (Commercial Experience) - Central Florida Projects

Company Overview

Powering the Way since 1965. Boys Electrical Contractors is Central Florida’s leader in electrical solutions for spaces, places, and structures. For nearly 60 years, we have surpassed industry standards with our dedication to employees, duty to clients, and devotion to our craft. Guided by our core values—Commitment, Culture, Craftsmen, Creators, and Community—we focus on building meaningful careers, not just jobs. At Boys, we foster a people-first culture that prioritizes sustainable growth, employee wellbeing, and customer satisfaction. We seek individuals who not only bring the right skills but also align with our culture and values, making Boys the ideal place for those seeking purpose and impact in their careers.

Position Summary

As an Electrical Superintendent, you are responsible for leading crews on various-sized projects. This position requires performing electrical tasks such as installing electrical equipment, devices, and fixtures, pulling cable, excavation, trenching, and cleaning up job sites, in addition to supervising others. It is a physically demanding role.

Responsibilities

General Duties

• Supervise and mentor field personnel.
• Coordinate production and attend meetings with other trades and general contractors.
• Manage manpower and materials to ensure appropriate inventory levels are maintained and staged.
• Monitor team productivity and provide performance evaluations, constructive feedback, mentorship,development, and discipline as needed.
• Communicate with Project Management, Foremen, Electricians, Mechanics, and Apprenticesregarding production schedules, scope changes, back charges, material, and labor management.
• Coordinate with other trades during the installation process.
• Read and interpret blueprints and follow designated job specifications.
• Lay out electrical work.
• Operate tools, equipment, and machinery according to established safety rules, policies, andmanufacturer guidelines.

Safety and Compliance

• Follow all state, federal, and company safety standards, policies, and regulations.
• Maintain focus on the safety of yourself and others at all times.
• Ensure all work is performed safely and in compliance with regulations.

Training and Development

• Actively engage in learning and developing your skills in the electrical trade.
• Seek professional development opportunities.
• Mentor and guide less experienced team members.

Communication and Reporting

• Communicate effectively with team members and supervisors.
• Report any issues or necessary corrections toHR or supervisors promptly.