Project Manager - Electrical

As a Project Manager - Electrical, you will oversee every aspect of electrical projects related to Wastewater and Water Treatment Plant construction as well as Generator installations. Your responsibilities will include managing crews, organizing work schedules, and ensuring that all projects are completed efficiently and effectively from start to finish.

To qualify as a Project Manager - Electrical, candidates should have a minimum of 3 years in a project management role and at least 7 years of relevant trade experience. Knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC), proficiency in blueprint reading, and practical experience with P&ID control wiring and PLCs are highly valued.

Yes! For the Project Manager - Electrical role, having certifications as a Journeyman or Master Electrician is preferred. These certifications help demonstrate the advanced skill set needed for overseeing complex electrical projects related to water treatment and generator installations.

Yes, the position of Project Manager - Electrical may require travel and working nights occasionally. This flexibility is essential in order to manage projects effectively, especially those that involve various locations or time-sensitive tasks.

The company offers an attractive benefits package for the Project Manager - Electrical position, including a competitive salary of $90,000 to $120,000, a fully employer-paid medical plan, dental and vision insurance, life insurance, a 401K with a match, paid time off, and even a Christmas bonus!

When answering, focus on specific projects you've managed, detailing the scope, challenges you faced, and how you successfully navigated those challenges. Highlight your roles and responsibilities in overseeing teams and ensuring project timelines were met.

Discuss the safety protocols you adhere to, how you educate your team about workplace safety, and any safety certifications or training you've undergone. Highlight the importance of the National Electrical Code (NEC) in maintaining a safe work environment.

Talk about your leadership style, methods for fostering communication, and how you ensure tasks are delegated appropriately. Mention strategies for boosting morale and productivity among your team.

Be prepared to share concrete examples of past challenges, such as unexpected delays or technical difficulties, and how you adapted your management strategies to keep projects on track. Emphasize problem-solving and adaptability.

Discuss your experience in budget management, including how you estimate costs, monitor expenses, and ensure that projects stay within budget. Mention any tools or software you use to assist in this process.

Emphasize the importance of clear and ongoing communication. Discuss how you keep all parties informed about project progress, manage expectations, and address concerns that may arise during the project lifecycle.

Detail your understanding of the NEC and how you’ve applied it in your previous projects. Provide examples of how adhering to the code has impacted compliance and safety on the job.

Talk about your experience with tools like Procore, P6 Scheduling, Microsoft Office, or Blue Beam, emphasizing how these tools have improved project efficiency and team collaboration in your past roles.

Share your methods for assessing priorities based on project timelines, deadlines, and resource availability. Provide examples of how you’ve effectively managed competing demands in your previous work.

Summarize your relevant experience, skills, and personal attributes that align with the company's needs. Express your enthusiasm for the role and commitment to contributing to successful electrical projects.