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Kodiak Labor Solutions

Energy Marshal - Data Center Construction

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What they do

An Energy Analyst or Auditor inspects homes or commercial facilities and advises customers on how to improve energy efficiency and save on energy costs. Researches energy use on a larger scale, monitors costs, demand and supplies and distribution of different energy sources such as gas or oil.

$82,372 / year median in Texas

+14% projected growth

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Job Description

Electrical LOTO Leader Energy Marshal /
Energy Marshall Data Center Construction Location:
Project-Based Salary:
Up to $130,000 annually
Job Type:
Full-Time Why This Opportunity Is Worth It Salary up to $130,000 annually Work on large-scale hyperscale data center projects Support high-profile, mission-critical construction and commissioning work Join a safety-focused team with strong operational leadership Long-term career growth with a respected industrial construction contractor Opportunity to lead LOTO, hazardous energy control, system isolation, and energization activities Position Overview Our client, a leading industrial construction contractor, is seeking an experienced Electrical LOTO Leader / Energy Marshal to support large-scale hyperscale data center construction projects. This critical role oversees Lockout/Tagout, hazardous energy control, electrical safety, system isolation, energization, commissioning, startup, and integrated systems testing . The ideal candidate will have strong electrical construction, commissioning, industrial operations, or mission-critical experience, along with proven leadership in LOTO and hazardous energy control programs. If You Have One or More of These Skills, We Should Talk Energy Marshal | Energy Marshall | Electrical LOTO Leader | LOTO Coordinator | Lockout/Tagout | Hazardous Energy Control | Electrical Safety | Energization | System Isolation | Commissioning | Startup | IST | Data Centers | Mission Critical |
NFPA 70E
| OSHA 30 | Electrical One-Lines | Switching Procedures | Energized Work Permits | Medium Voltage | Low Voltage | P&IDs | Field Audits | Stop-Work Authority What You'll Do Lead and enforce the project's Lockout/Tagout and hazardous energy control program. Develop, review, and coordinate energy isolation plans for electrical and mechanical systems. Support commissioning, startup, integrated systems testing, and phased building turnover. Coordinate planned energizations and verify equipment readiness, testing, and documentation. Review switching procedures, electrical one-line diagrams, commissioning documentation, and energized work permits. Conduct field audits, maintain energization logs, and ensure compliance with OSHA and
NFPA 70E
requirements. Partner with project management, commissioning teams, subcontractors, and client representatives during critical energization events. Exercise stop-work authority when unsafe conditions exist. What We're Looking For Qualified candidates should have 10+ years of electrical construction, commissioning, industrial operations, or mission-critical experience . Candidates should have 5+ years of experience leading Lockout/Tagout or hazardous energy control programs . Experience with hyperscale data centers, industrial EPC, semiconductor, petrochemical, power generation, or other complex industrial facilities is strongly preferred. Candidates should have a strong understanding of medium-voltage and low-voltage electrical distribution and the ability to interpret electrical one-line diagrams, schematics, P&IDs, switching plans, and commissioning documentation.
OSHA 30, NFPA
70E, First Aid/CPR, and Authorized Lockout/Tagout training are required. Work Authorization Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States without current or future sponsorship. Employment eligibility will be verified at the time of hire.
Pay:
From $130,000.00 per year
Work Location:
In person