Traveling Electrical Superintendent 

Primary Location: Iowa

Position Summary

The Traveling Electrical Superintendent directs field execution for major data center electrical construction projects. This position leads field teams and coordinates safety, production, labor, equipment, materials, installation quality, and turnover activities.

Key Responsibilities

• Translate project schedules into weekly and daily field plans.

• Direct foremen, electricians, apprentices, and supporting crews.

• Coordinate labor, materials, equipment, access, and construction logistics.

• Monitor production and adjust crew deployment when needed.

• Lead jobsite safety planning and field observations.

• Coordinate major electrical equipment installation and energization.

• Review work for compliance with construction documents and applicable codes.

• Maintain daily reports, quantity tracking, and field records.

• Coordinate inspections, testing, punch lists, and turnover documentation.

• Develop foremen and future field leaders.

Qualifications

• Significant electrical construction field experience.

• Prior leadership experience as a Superintendent or General Foreman.

• Data center or mission-critical project experience preferred.

• Strong knowledge of electrical installation and power distribution.

• Ability to read drawings, one-lines, specifications, and schedules.

• Knowledge of labor planning, material control, and field reporting.

• Journeyman-level trade credentials preferred.

• Ability to accept extended travel assignments.

Core Competencies

Data Center Construction, Field Leadership, Safety Management, Labor Planning, Electrical Installation, Equipment Logistics, Quality Control, and Commissioning Readiness.

Success Measures

• Field teams meet safety, production, quality, and schedule expectations.

• Materials and equipment remain aligned with upcoming work.

• Installations progress through testing and turnover with minimal rework.

Working Conditions

This is a traveling, fully onsite construction position. Extended hours, weekend work, outdoor exposure, climbing, bending, kneeling, and lifting more than 50 pounds may be required.