Lead the Field. Shape the Outcome.

As the senior electrical authority on our industrial jobsites, you orchestrate people, plans, and progress. Picture your day: you arrive early, review drawings and schedules, confirm manpower and materials, and host a safety huddle that sets the tone. By mid-morning you’re coordinating with project managers and clients, sequencing tasks to hit milestones, and walking the site to verify compliance with NEC, OSHA, and MSHA (as applicable). When conflicts arise, you resolve them—constructability, logistics, or quality—keeping productivity high and teams focused. In the afternoon, you mentor foremen, validate inspection readiness, and tighten the plan for tomorrow. Before you leave, you document progress, report incidents or near misses, and align resources for the next push.

What You’ll Drive

• Overall leadership of electrical field operations across active industrial projects
• Direction and development of Lead Electricians and Foremen; balancing manpower between jobs
• Short-interval planning, scheduling, and sequencing to meet deadlines and milestones
• Daily/weekly coordination with project managers and client representatives
• Jobsite safety leadership: audits, coaching, and enforcement of company and regulatory standards
• Monitoring productivity, staffing levels, and material needs; adjusting to keep work flowing
• Resolving field issues and constructability challenges quickly and decisively
• Reviewing drawings, schedules, and potential change impacts
• Supporting quality control, inspections, and turnover documentation
• Mentoring future field leaders and strengthening team capability
• Reporting incidents, near misses, and project risks to management
• Other duties as assigned to ensure successful project execution

Pay & Benefits

• $38 – $42 per hour (based on experience)
• Health Insurance
• 401(k) Retirement Plan
• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• Company vehicle or vehicle allowance (as applicable)

Normal Working Hours

• Monday through Thursday (typical)
• Schedule may vary based on project demands
• Overtime and off-hours coordination as required

Physical Requirements

• Access all areas of an active construction site
• Climb ladders and stairs; work at heights when needed
• Walk jobsites for extended periods
• Occasionally lift up to 50 pounds
• Maintain situational awareness in active industrial environments

What You Bring

• Journeyman Electrician license required; Master Electrician preferred where applicable
• 10+ years of industrial or commercial electrical experience
• 5+ years leading as a foreman or superintendent (preferred)
• Command of electrical codes, construction sequencing, and safety regulations
• Proven ability to manage multiple crews and projects simultaneously
• Clear communication, strong leadership, and practical problem-solving skills
• Ability to work effectively with clients, inspectors, and project management
• Valid driver’s license required

Tools & Support

• Standard personal hand tools appropriate for field oversight
• Basic supervisory tools for documentation, layout review, and planning

Renfrow Industrial provides specialized tools, testing equipment, technology, and vehicles as applicable to this role.

Our Safety Standard

Safety is a core value. You’ll lead by example, uphold company policies, and empower crews to stop work whenever conditions are unsafe.

Your Path Forward

High-performing Electrical Superintendents can advance into senior management, operations leadership, or project executive positions based on performance and organizational needs.

Position Limitations

• Operate within assigned authority and company policies
• Responsible for field execution; contract administration only if specifically assigned
• Maintain all required licenses and certifications