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Primary Focus Hands-on field leadership of electrical crews on industrial and commercial projects, with full ownership of crew coordination, job-site safety, project execution, and client-facing communication, within the material handling industry. Role Purpose Lead and mentor field crews with the technical depth and organizational discipline to keep active job sites running safely, on schedule, and to CCA's standards. Bring a proven track record of leading electrical crews on medium to large-scale projects, serving as the primary point of accountability between CCA's field operations and project management, and as a mentor and role model for apprentices and journeypersons under your supervision. Core Accountabilities Direct, schedule, and coordinate the daily activities of electrical crews, apprentices, and subcontractors; assign tasks based on skill level, project requirements, and timeline priorities while occasionally contributing on the tools when circumstances require. Develop and communicate effective daily and weekly task plans; look ahead to proactively transition teams, equipment, and materials to maintain project momentum and avoid delays. Read and interpret layout drawings, system schematics, and installation specifications to ensure all crew work aligns with design intent, contract requirements, and CCA standards; conduct daily site walk-throughs to monitor quality and identify discrepancies. Lead all on-site health and safety activity, including toolbox talks, pre-task planning, and regular site inspections; ensure every crew member completes a thorough JSA before commencing any new task and maintain full compliance with the NEC, Wisconsin Administrative Code SPS 316, and applicable OSHA standards. Serve as CCA's primary on-site representative; interact professionally with clients, general contractors, inspectors, and project owners, and attend project meetings and coordination calls to communicate progress, risks, and change order needs clearly and promptly. Coordinate with CCA project management and other trades to sequence work, resolve scheduling conflicts, and escalate scope changes, unforeseen conditions, or design discrepancies with supporting documentation. Maintain accurate daily logs, time allocation records, check sheets, and progress reports; submit all required paperwork on schedule using applicable technology tools including Microsoft Office, mobile apps, and time-tracking software. Manage on-site material inventory from receipt and inspection through storage and installation; track usage against project budgets, minimize waste, reconcile deliveries against purchase orders, and flag overruns or substitution needs promptly. Assist project management and the estimating lead with quantity take-offs, labor hour estimates, and field productivity data for upcoming bids and change orders. Actively mentor apprentices and journeypersons through hands-on instruction and constructive feedback; foster a positive, respectful, and accountable team culture that upholds the CCA brand through integrity, trust, and efficiency. Qualifications Active Wisconsin Journeyman Electrician License or Wisconsin Master Electrician License, with a willingness to obtain additional state journeyperson licenses. OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety certification (OSHA 10 considered with a commitment to obtain 30-Hour within 90 days of hire); current Working at Heights / Aerial Work Platform (AWP) certification is required Minimum 5 years of field experience in industrial or commercial electrical work, with at least 2 years in a foreman, lead, or supervisory capacity on medium to large-scale projects within the material handling industry. Demonstrated experience leading multi-trade or multi-crew job sites from mobilization through closeout, with a strong working knowledge of the NEC, Wisconsin Administrative Code SPS 316, and applicable OSHA standards Proven hands-on experience with conduit bending and assembly (EMT and rigid), wire pulling, circuit testing, and distribution and control equipment installation; experience with motor controls, VFDs, PLCs, and automation systems is a strong asset Solid ability to read and interpret electrical and mechanical construction drawings, system schematics, and installation specifications Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to manage competing priorities, make sound field decisions under pressure, and interact professionally with clients, inspectors, general contractors, and project owners Proficiency with Microsoft Office and basic technology tools for documentation, reporting, and communication; valid U.S. driver's license with a clean driving record and ability to frequently travel to job sites across the US. What We Offer Competitive salary and benefits package 401K company match program Opportunities for professional growth and development A supportive, team-driven work environment The chance to help shape the future workforce of a growing, community-minded company

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Hybrid remote in Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54495