Responsibilities
- Enforce company safety protocols on every project site.
- Oversee project lifecycle elements such as budgeting, timelines, procurement, and client updates.
- Collaborate with field supervisors and crews to align on-site work with project objectives.
- Act as the main联络 point for clients, contractors, engineers, and internal teams.
- Perform regular site inspections to track progress and address emerging issues.
- Maintain accurate records including requests for information, submittals, change orders, and daily logs.
- Track financial performance by monitoring labor, materials, and subcontractor expenses.
- Lead regular field meetings and report project status to executive management.
- Ensure all electrical work meets NEC, local regulations, safety codes, and quality benchmarks.
- Anticipate risks and conflicts, then apply preventive measures.
- Manage project completion tasks such as final walkthroughs, documentation, and client delivery.
Benefits
- Daily travel stipend and expense allowance
- Health coverage including medical, dental, and vision
- Retirement savings plan with 4001(k) option
- Performance-based bonus eligibility
- Accrued paid time off
- Paid public and company holidays
- Access to professional development and training programs
Work Arrangement
Remote (Worldwide) — United States
Other
- Frequent domestic travel to various project locations across the U.S.
- Hybrid work model involving office coordination and active field presence.
- Physical ability to traverse construction sites, including climbing ladders and stairs.
- Flexibility to work beyond standard hours, including evenings and weekends as needed.
- Valid U.S. driver’s license and readiness for extensive travel required.
- Proficiency in both English and Spanish is required.
