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Data Center Energy Marshal UCP Skilled Trades Des Moines, IA Job Details Full-time | Contract $70•$75 an hour 23 hours ago Qualifications Data center experience Contractor management Energy audits Electrical License
NFPA 70E
electrical safety protocols Electrical schematic reading and interpretation Energy control procedures Occupational Safety And Health Administration Outreach Training Program 30-Hour Electrical safety procedures High-voltage electrical systems Power distribution systems Safety procedures for high-voltage work Field commissioning Hazardous energy control LOTO Full Job Description Data Center Energy Marshal•Mission Critical /
LOTO Location:
Des Moines, Iowa Area Project Duration:
Approximately 4
Months Job Type:
Contract /
Project-Based Start Date:
Immediate Per Diem Available:
$135•175/day based on Iowa electrical license reciprocity About the Project UCP Staffing is immediately seeking experienced Data Center Energy Marshalls to support the energization, commissioning, and testing phase of a major hyperscale data center project in the Des Moines, Iowa area. This is a senior-level field position in an active mission-critical construction environment. The Energy Marshall will play a critical role in electrical safety, Control of Hazardous Energy (CoHE), Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), and the safe energization of electrical systems. This is not an entry-level opportunity. Candidates must have the experience and confidence to step onto an active project, understand established site procedures, and immediately work alongside project leadership, electrical contractors, commissioning teams, and safety personnel. What You'll Be Responsible For Serve as an on-site resource and authority for Control of Hazardous Energy (CoHE) and electrical safety procedures. Manage and verify complex Group Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) activities involving multiple contractors and work groups. Support the safe transition from temporary construction power to permanent electrical systems. Coordinate and oversee energization and commissioning activities involving medium•and high-voltage electrical systems. Conduct field audits of LOTO stations, lockboxes, energized work areas, electrical PPE, and safe-work practices. Verify compliance with applicable
NFPA 70E
electrical safety requirements. Establish and verify appropriate shock and arc-flash boundaries. Review electrical Methods of Procedure (MOPs), energization plans, and related high-risk work documentation. Coordinate with electrical subcontractors, commissioning teams, superintendents, safety personnel, and project leadership. Identify unsafe conditions, procedural gaps, or LOTO deficiencies and ensure they are corrected before work proceeds. Maintain accurate documentation associated with energization, LOTO, and hazardous-energy-control activities. Required Qualifications Minimum 2+ years of direct Energy Marshall, electrical safety, high-voltage commissioning, or comparable mission-critical experience. Previous experience supporting data center construction or commissioning strongly preferred. Journeyman-level electrical experience required. Strong working knowledge of Control of Hazardous Energy (CoHE) programs. Advanced experience with Group LOTO and multi-employer safety coordination. Strong knowledge of
NFPA 70E
electrical safety practices. OSHA 30 certification required. Experience working around medium•and/or high-voltage electrical distribution systems. Ability to understand electrical one-lines, energization plans, MOPs, and related field documentation. Strong communication skills and the ability to professionally enforce electrical safety requirements in a fast-paced construction environment. Must be able to work in the Des Moines, Iowa area for the full project assignment. Preferred Experience Experience supporting any of the following is highly preferred: Hyperscale data centers Mission-critical construction Semiconductor facilities Large industrial facilities Power generation Electrical commissioning Critical power infrastructure Compensation & Per Diem Hourly compensation will be based on experience, qualifications, licensing, and project requirements. Qualified traveling employees are eligible for project per diem based on Iowa electrical licensing status: $175/day per diem for qualifying electricians holding a license with reciprocity eligibility in Iowa. $135/day per diem for qualifying electricians without reciprocal Iowa licensing. Final per diem eligibility will be confirmed during the qualification and licensing review process. Project Details Approximately 4-month assignment Immediate openings Major hyperscale data center project Travel candidates encouraged to apply Per diem available for qualifying candidates Full-time project commitment required Who We're Looking For The right candidate is an experienced electrical professional who understands that energization and LOTO on a mission-critical project leave very little room for error. You should be comfortable working around complex electrical systems, coordinating with multiple contractors, challenging unsafe conditions when necessary, and maintaining strict control of hazardous-energy procedures throughout commissioning activities. If you have proven data center, commissioning, LOTO, or high-voltage electrical safety experience, we want to speak with you. Apply today for immediate consideration.
Pay:
$70.00•$75.00 per hour Expected hours: 50.0•60.0 per week
