Electrical Coordinator

• 10 + Years of related experience plus a 4 year degree in a related field.

• Electrical Coordinator plays a crucial role in coordinating and overseeing electrical systems and projects specific to power generation, transmission, and distribution.
• Their responsibilities focus on ensuring the reliable and safe operation of electrical systems in power plants, substations, and related facilities.
• Abide by all safety rules and help establish and maintain a culture focused on safety.
• Manage electrical projects related to the construction, maintenance, and upgrade of power generation and distribution systems.
• This involves developing project plans, schedules, and budgets.
• Ensure that the quality requirements of the applicable plans, specifications and standards are met.
• Facilitate the work done under lump sum contracts and assist the discipline lead in administration of the contract.
• Identify installation problems, assist in developing solutions, and ensure corrective actions are taken by the craft, contractor or vendor in accordance with an approved plan.
• Interface with coordinators on project team to construction activities.
• Attend meetings as required (pre-bid, pre-mobilization, contractor orientation, JSB’s, project Ensure that all electrical work adheres to safety regulations and standards to prevent accidents and protect personnel, equipment, and the environment.
• Stay up to date with and ensure compliance with electrical codes, standards, and regulations, including those set forth by regulatory agencies like the National Electric Code (NEC).
• Oversee quality control measures for electrical components, systems, and equipment, ensuring they meet industry standards and specifications.
• Coordinate maintenance and repair activities for electrical systems, ensuring they are performed on schedule and within budget.
• This may involve preventive maintenance and troubleshooting to address electrical failures.
• Plan and manage the upgrade of electrical systems to improve efficiency, reliability, and safety.
• This can include modernizing substations, implementing new control systems, and incorporating renewable energy sources.
• Maintain detailed records of electrical systems, equipment specifications, maintenance activities, and safety inspections.

SKILL SETS & EXPERTISE:

• Self-starter, proactive with effective communication skills.
• Adequate knowledge of OSHA and applicable environmental regulations.
• Adequate knowledge of construction standard practices, techniques, quality requirements, applicable codes and standards for related discipline.
• Adequate knowledge of construction contracts and labor agreements.
• Ability to interface with contractors, designers, vendors and other parties connected with the project.
• Working knowledge medium & or high voltage installation and checkout.
• Working knowledge of best practices for installation of conduits, cable tray, supports and cable-pulling techniques.