Structured Cabling Superintendent

Austin, TX
Full Time
Experienced
Superintendent
We are seeking a Structured Cabling Superintendent to join our team! You will oversee project planning, scheduling, budgeting, and implementation.

Responsibilities:
 
  • Oversee and understand all project requirements, specifications, and scope of work to completely install a project as per the required documentation.
  • Implement and maintain all quality control and safety measures.
  • Must have excellent project planning skills to ensure proper material, labor, tools and resources are available and on-site for the project team in order to complete the project efficiently.
  • Must have excellent communication skills with team members, management, and the customer.
  • Responsible for all project documentation and closeout procedures, test results, as-built drawings and warranty submissions.
  • Ability to run data center projects with a team of fifteen or more members. These numbers may vary according to the business needs..
  • Attend all meetings for the project to obtain project coordination, scheduling, objectives and milestones.
  • Manage all aspects of the project to include personnel, material, and administration duties.
  • Responsible for overall financial management of the project to include the setting and maintaining project budgets, invoicing and financial reporting.
  • Must have excellent communication skills at all levels to include the Customer, Safety Manager, Project Manager, Project Administrator, Foreman and all related project personnel.
  • Finalize all closeout documentation i.e., test results, as-built drawings, warranty submissions.

Qualifications:
  • Previous experience in structured cabling, construction management or other related fields.  Data Center experience highly regarded.
  • BICSI certification preferred
  • Familiarity with construction management software
  • Strong leadership qualities
  • Strong negotiation skills
  • Deadline and detail-oriented
Must be willing to travel 100% to various data center sites in Texas.

Benefits
Electra Link offers a competitive benefits package for eligible employees, including:

  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance

  • 401(k) retirement plan with employer contribution or match

  • Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)

  • Paid time off

  • Paid company holidays

  • Company-provided training and development opportunities

  • Career advancement opportunities

  • Employee referral and recognition programs

  • Company apparel

  • Opportunities to work on large-scale commercial, industrial, data center, and technology projects.

    Why Electra Link?

    Electra Link has been in business for more than 40 years and continues to grow throughout Texas. Employees have the opportunity to build technical skills, advance into higher-level technician and field leadership positions, and participate in the long-term success of an employee-owned company.

    If you are dependable, willing to travel, ready to work, and interested in building a career in the low-voltage industry, we encourage you to apply

    Apply today to join the Electra Link team.


 
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