Electrical Superintendent

Job Summary

The Electrical Superintendent coordinates engineering activities related to implementing new processes and revising existing processes. This position provides electrical engineering assistance throughout the plant.

Job Location

• This role will work on-site out of our plant in Branford, FL.

Job Responsibilities

• Coordinates allocating all electrical and automation engineering resources with all plant departments.
• Manages all plant electrical maintenance programs to ensure optimum machinery performance and minimum downtime.
• Identifies plant electrical needs, makes capital proposals, and is held accountable for areas of responsibility.
• Prepares and manages electrical maintenance budget and provides management group with monthly updates.
• Develops long-term electrical plan to establish preventative and predictive measures to optimize equipment.
• Manages the installation of new equipment and oversees alteration to all plant buildings and structures.
• Conducts and participates in plant meetings regarding operations activities, safety, environmental issues, and special projects.
• Participates in and champions corporate-derived programs to establish companywide standards for electrical and automation policies.
• Provides leadership for direct reports in defining expectations, giving feedback, and redirection.
• Mentors and develops team for personal growth and succession planning.

Job Requirements

• Minimum of a 4 year/Bachelor's Degree in engineering or related field.
• Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering preferred.
• Minimum 7 years of experience in similar positions.
• Experience with project management and familiarity with contractors and salespeople.
• Experience in a professional engineering environment.
• Industry-heavy with specific office and field experience in engineering design (including programmable logic control equipment usage) and construction or related experience.
• Proficient in English written, verbal communication, and listening skills.
• Ability to make decisions and to exercise sound judgment in arriving at a conclusion.
• Ability to effectively negotiate
• Knowledge of engineering theories, principles, and techniques, especially electrical engineering
• Knowledge of local, state, and federal regulations about environmental and safety issues
• Knowledge of contract management practices and cement and/or lime manufacturing processes is a plus
• Ability to use and troubleshoot engineering equipment such as measuring devices, calculators, computers, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs)
• Ability to climb ladders and walk over rocky and uneven surfaces
• Ability to use independent judgment in performing daily activities
• Ability to work in conjunction with and collaborate with others
• Ability to refer to manager for guidance on unusual problems