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Traveling Electrical Superintendent

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Traveling Electrical Superintendent

Bryan Electric, Inc. is looking for qualified Traveling Project Superintendents for our Commercial Retail Projects across the United States. We are a contractor licensed in 32 states.

Applicants must have experience in running large- and small-scale projects, coordinating with other trades, general contractors, and subcontractors. Ability to travel is required.

Compensation is determined pending qualifications.

Skills/Experience

Manage at least 10-15 people

5+ years of experience managing new construction or remodel projects

Read and understand blueprints

Competent with various project management software's and electronics

Layout and coordination of underground, overhead, wall rough, etc.

Ability to coordinate with Utility Company providers

Implement safety standards and procedures

Journeyman Card or State Masters (a plus)

Maintain contract schedule and budget with Project Manager

Turn in required daily reports & weekly timesheets

Operate various equipment (i.e. backhoe, trencher, scissor lift, forklift, etc.)

Potential nights and weekend work dependent on project

Ability to travel

Compensation to include the following:

Bonus on project performance

Monthly truck allowance (Starting between $650-$750)

Fuel card (For company travel)

Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance

401K Plan (Available after your first year)

Housing AND Per Diem when traveling

Paid trips home every two-three weeks

100% employer paid short-term and long-term

Company provided cell phone and ipad

Per Diem when traveling out of town

Ask us about our additional benefits!

**Insurance is active the first of the month following your hire date! No 90 day or one year waiting period!

Applicant must have a valid driver's license and must be able to pass a drug test.

Qualified applicants will be contacted in a timely manner.

DISCLAIMER

All Superintendents must be able to pass a drug screening and background screening.