Lead and supervise all electrical construction activities on power generation projects, ensuring safety, schedule, budget, and compliance with specifications and codes.
Compensation
Competitive compensation, paid weekly.
Responsibilities
Lead and supervise all electrical craft personnel, foremen, and general foremen on site
Plan, schedule, and coordinate electrical work activities in alignment with the overall project schedule
Oversee installation, testing, and commissioning of power distribution systems, cable tray and conduit systems, control wiring and instrumentation support, switchgear, transformers, MCCs, and substations, grounding systems and lighting installations, turbine and balance-of-plant electrical systems
Coordinate closely with project management, engineering, quality, safety, and other craft disciplines
Ensure compliance with all safety policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements (OSHA, NFPA, site-specific rules)
Requirements
Nice to have: NCCER certification or equivalent trade credentials
Nice to have: Experience working on utility-scale or large industrial power projects
Nice to have: Familiarity with union and non-union work environments
Nice to have: Experience with new construction and EPC projects
Field-level engineering support of fire alarm systems on medium to large, complex projects, focusing on advanced troubleshooting, system programming, assessments, and commissioning.
Compensation
USD $43.57 - USD $49.02 /Hr.
Responsibilities
Perform advanced troubleshooting of fire alarm systems to identify and resolve hardware, software, wiring, and network issues
Program, configure, and modify fire alarm control panels, networked systems, and interfaces in accordance with approved design documents
Conduct system assessments to evaluate existing fire alarm systems for code compliance, operational performance, and upgrade or retrofit needs
Create detailed test plans and procedures for complex and integrated fire alarm and life safety systems
Support commissioning activities, inspections, acceptance testing, and integrated system testing
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Electronics, Fire Protection, or related field.
Nice to have: networked campus-wide or integrated life safety systems
Nice to have: developing test plans for integrated commissioning
Nice to have: supporting mission-critical, industrial, or high-reliability facilities
A licensed commercial electrician to troubleshoot commercial systems, deliver estimates, complete repairs, and grow service revenue through maintenance agreements and repeat business.
Locations (2)
Denver, Colorado, United States
Front Range, Colorado, United States
Compensation
Hourly pay of $38.00–$46.00, paid weekly, plus on-call pay. Performance bonuses for service agreements, project leads, and customer reviews
Responsibilities
Respond to scheduled, emergency, and after-hours commercial service calls
Troubleshoot 120/208V and 277/480V systems, including panels, feeders, motors, controls, and lighting
Repair and replace breakers, disconnects, contactors, lighting and lighting controls, receptacles, and equipment connections
Complete small tenant improvements, equipment hookups, and EV charger installations
Ensure all work complies with the NEC and state and local codes and follows lockout/tagout procedures
The Superintendent (Electrical) is an experienced field leader responsible for the day-to-day planning, coordination, and safe execution of electrical work on assigned project(s).
Responsibilities
Lead field installations to meet project schedule, budget, and quality targets.
Supervise, mentor, and develop field personnel (leadpersons, journeymen, apprentices).
Ensure that staffing projections are accurate and updated weekly.
Coordinate trade partner/subcontractor activities to align with the project schedule and site logistics.
Oversee material, equipment, and prefabrication planning.
Requirements
Active state journeyman or master electrician license
ABM is seeking an experienced Electrical QA/QC Manager to lead quality assurance and quality control activities within a semiconductor manufacturing and high-tech construction environment.
Compensation
$50-$60/hour
Responsibilities
Lead and administer the site Electrical QA/QC Program, including inspection, testing, documentation, nonconformance, corrective action, and turnover activities.
Provide leadership, supervision, technical guidance, and development to QA/QC personnel while coordinating with project management, construction, engineering, commissioning, and Client representatives.
Ensure electrical installations comply with NFPA 70 (NEC), applicable NFPA 70E requirements, approved drawings and specifications, manufacturer/OEM requirements, Client standards, and applicable regulatory requirements.
Develop and manage Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), inspection processes, checklists, acceptance criteria, and hold/witness points based on project requirements, risk, and construction schedules.
Oversee electrical inspections and testing, including raceways and supports, conductors and cables, grounding and bonding, terminations, torque verification, insulation resistance, continuity, and other project-specific requirements.
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Nice to have: Journeyman Electrician level
Nice to have: 10+ years of progressive electrical construction experience
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