Electrical Superintendent

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Join a leading EPC team on a high-profile pharmaceutical project in Boulder, CO. As an Electrical Superintendent, you’ll play a key role in delivering a world-class facility while ensuring safety, quality, and seamless coordination. This is your chance to work on a long-term project with a collaborative team and make an impact from day one.

Superintendent – Electrical

Location: Boulder, CO (near Denver)
Company Type: EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction)
Employment Type: Contract (Estimated Duration: 2 years)
Start Date: January 2026
Pay Range: $92,000 – $162,000 
Schedule: 5x10s (Mon–Fri)
Local Requirement: Must be local; no per diem or travel expenses provided

Role Overview

The Electrical Superintendent will support site operations by overseeing electrical and instrumentation activities for a major EPC project. This position is primarily field-based with some office responsibilities and requires strong coordination skills with craft and union contractors. You’ll act as a safety leader, manage documentation, and ensure smooth execution of electrical work throughout the project lifecycle.

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as a Safety Ambassador, promoting and enforcing site safety standards.
• Coordinate electrical and instrumentation work across contractors and site services.
• Oversee installation activities, including:
  • Cameras, demo of existing facilities, lighting, electrical panels.
  • Temporary power setup (generators) and IT network support.
• Manage grounding during civil works and support electrical contractor activities.
• Interface with multiple contractors (not direct supervision).
• Review and maintain documentation; assist with planning and scheduling.
• Monitor progress and provide field support as E&I work increases.
• Occasionally assist during night shifts or weekends for critical activities.

Requirements

Experience:

• 10+ years of field experience
• Strong electrical background (medium to low voltage).
• Instrumentation experience is a plus.
• Craft and union experience preferred 

Skills:

• Ability to communicate effectively with craft teams and understand technical requirements.
• Basic office/computer skills for documentation and coordination.
• Self-motivated and able to work independently in the field.

Industry Background:

• Commercial or light industrial experience preferred (not heavy industrial).
• Pharmaceutical or semiconductor experience is a plus.

Education: Degree not required.
Certifications: Safety training and relevant electrical certifications are advantageous.

Additional Details

• Dress code: Field construction attire (steel-toe boots, safety glasses, hard hat, vest, ear protection).