Construction Manager – Electrical

Job Overview :

The Construction Manager - Electrical is responsible for overseeing andmanaging all electrical work on construction projects, from initial planning through to completion. This role ensures electrical systems are installed safely, on time, within budget, and to the required specifications. The individual will lead the electrical teams, manage subcontractors, and collaborate with other departments to ensure smooth integration of electrical systems with the overall construction process.

Key Responsibilities :

Project Planning and Coordination

Oversee and manage the electrical scope of work for construction projects, ensuring electrical design plans align with the overall project goals. Develop detailed electrical work plans, including project schedules, material requirements, and resource allocation. Coordinate with engineers, architects, and other departments to ensure all electrical systems are integrated properly into the project design.

Budget Management

Prepare cost estimates for electrical work and manage the electrical project budget, ensuring costs are controlled and projects remain within budget. Develop and maintain project schedules, tracking milestones and deadlines for electrical installations. Review and approve time and materials reports to ensure accurate tracking of progress.

Team Leadership and Supervision

Supervise, mentor, and lead a team of electricians, subcontractors, and other construction personnel working on electrical installations. Assign and monitor tasks to electrical teams, ensuring they follow proper procedures and meet safety and quality standards. Promote a positive and collaborative work environment, resolving any issues or conflicts within the team.

Quality Control and Safety Compliance

Ensure all electrical work complies with national and local electrical codes, as well as industry safety standards. Conduct regular inspections to ensure work is done accurately, and electrical systems function as designed. Ensure all electrical systems are tested, inspected, and certified before project handover.

Problem Solving and Issue Resolution

Identify and address any electrical issues or challenges that arise during the construction process. Offer technical solutions for problems related to electrical systems, design changes, or unforeseen project obstacles. Work closely with project teams to adjust plans or timelines as needed to meet project goals.