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Job Description The Field Superintendent oversees all field operations for an electrical contracting company, ensuring that projects are executed on time, within budget, and to the company's quality standards. This leadership role serves as the primary link between project management and field teams, ensuring alignment with company goals, safety standards, and client expectations. The General Field Superintendent will lead foremen/project superintendents and field staff, resolve operational challenges, and enforce compliance with Florida regulations and industry best practices. Responsibilities: 1. Foreman/Superintendent Duties and Supervision: Perform foreman/superintendent duties at multiple job sites simultaneously. Oversee multiple field foremen/superintendents and assist with managing their workloads on various projects. Mentor and provide hands-on training/guidance for field foremen to promote professional growth within the company. 2. Representation and Compliance: Represent Clark Electric by adhering to company policies and procedures and enforce as needed. Communicate with project managers, supervisors, vendors, and subcontractors to efficiently and effectively manage and complete projects. 3. Project Management: Work with project managers and field foremen/superintendents to maintain project budgets and ensure timely completion of projects. Perform quality control duties regarding work performed on-site. 3. Staffing and Coordination: Assist with onsite interviews. Schedule and allocate manpower to respective jobs to ensure each project is fully staffed with adequate and qualified help. Coordinate materials needed on each project site with project management and foremen to ensure timely installation of each scope of work. 4. Equipment and Logistics: Work with the warehouse manager to ensure timely deliveries to each project site. Coordinate with foremen, the warehouse coordinator, and project managers to ensure proper equipment and tools are available on-site. Ensure proper use of company-owned equipment on each project site. 5. Training and Development: Implement and maintain company standards for installation methods across all projects. Assist in training employees to maximize their potential. Train foremen to manage projects according to company requirements and systems properly. 6. Issue Resolution and Communication: Identify conflicts/issues in construction job-site progress and communicate them to field supervisors, project managers, and customers, providing resolutions. Follow up with project managers and foremen to ensure subcontractors correct all identified issues on job sites. 7. Site Management: Ensure that job sites are always kept clean and organized. Maintain daily electronic logs of activities on job sites with the superintendent project report list. Review completion lists with onsite foreman to ensure project completions. Attend pre-construction and weekly jobsite meetings if the foreman is unable to attend. Identify work areas outside the subcontracted scope with foremen. 8. Administrative Duties: Manage the time and attendance system (ADP) by ensuring all team members clock in and out correctly each week. Ensure all timesheets for assigned employees are corrected and sent to HR before payroll each week. Coordinate and manage the rental equipment required for tasks on the job site, keeping the budget in mind. Qualifications: Must be able to provide onsite directions to and resolve problems among sub-contractors, vendors, and Clark Electric employees. Must be able to identify deficiencies in work performed and provide resolutions. Must be able to excel at communication via phone and email with sub-contractors, vendors, Project Managers, and field superintendents. Must be able to read/understand all drawings and specs per project. Must have exceptional customer service and be able to manage difficult customer situations, respond promptly to customer needs, solicit customer feedback to improve service, respond to requests, and meet customer commitments. Must have sound interpersonal skills and be able to solve conflicts that arise on the job sites and remain open to new ideas and efficiencies. Must have excellent oral communication and be able to speak clearly, listen and get clarification from sub-contractors, vendors, customers, and Project Management. Must also have the ability to respond both quickly and effectively to job site questions. Must have excellent written communication and be able to write clearly and informatively. Communication should be without spelling and grammar mistakes. The ability to read and interpret written instructions is a must. Must be able to work as a team and be a true team member. The ability to balance team and individual responsibilities, the ability to provide and take feedback, and the ability to contribute to building a positive team-oriented atmosphere by supporting your supervisors and Project Managers is a must. Must be able to prioritize and plan job site tasks, use time efficiently, organize/schedule other employees and their tasks and develop realistic action plans pertaining to the job. Must be able to communicate with customers, sub-contractors, vendors, field superintendents, and Project Managers in a professional manner and follow through on commitments. Must be able to accurately assess the job site and demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, look for ways to improve and promote quality work, and provide feedback to improve performance. Must be able to complete work in a timely manner and constantly strive to increase productivity. Must be able to observe and follow OSHA safety standards, report potentially unsafe working conditions, and use tools/equipment/ and materials properly. Must be able to consistently report to work on time, arrive to jobsite meetings and appointments on time, and ensure responsibilities are covered in the event of an absence. Must show initiative, seek increased responsibilities in the field, and offer assistance when needed. Must be able to travel to various jobsites as assigned. Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities Relocation opportunities

Job DescriptionSalary: DOE This position is responsible for overseeing all aspects of custom home electrical projects, including new construction and remodels, from planning through completion. The ideal candidate will have deep experience with high-end residential installations, lighting control systems, and the management of on-site crews to ensure exceptional craftsmanship and client satisfaction. Role and Responsibilities Manage and oversee all phases of custom residential electrical construction projects, ensuring work meets design specifications, building codes, and quality standards. Plan and execute the layout and installation of electrical systems, lighting, power, and specialty controls for high-end residences. Lead and coordinate crews, subcontractors, and vendors to maintain efficient workflow and meet project timelines. Install, program, and troubleshoot lighting control systems (e.g., Lutron HomeWorks, Control4, Crestron, Savant, etc.) and integrate them with other home automation components. Review and interpret blueprints, one-line diagrams, and design documents to ensure proper placement of devices, fixtures, and controls. Oversee and perform conduit bending (EMT and Rigid), wire pulls, panel terminations, and power distribution (transformers, panels, feeders, etc.). Perform detailed testing and inspections to verify system integrity and functionality. Identify and resolve technical issues, ensuring high-quality and code-compliant installations. Maintain clear communication with project managers, designers, builders, and clients to ensure project goals are met. Promote a positive and professional work environment focused on safety, teamwork, and craftsmanship. Perform additional electrical duties as required to support the project and company needs. Qualifications and Education Requirements High school diploma or equivalent required; trade school or apprenticeship completion preferred. Minimum 5 years of experience as an Electrical Superintendent or Foreman specializing in custom or high-end residential work. Strong knowledge of lighting control systems and integration with smart home platforms. Valid Drivers License required. Preferred Skills Experience with Lutron HomeWorks, Control4, Crestron, or similar lighting control systems. OSHA 10, First Aid/CPR/AED, Arc Flash Certification. Proficiency in troubleshooting, system commissioning, and technical management. Exceptional attention to detail and quality craftsmanship. Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills. Ability to manage multiple high-end projects simultaneously. Work Environment This position operates in a field environment with a focus on luxury custom homes. Projects may include both indoor and outdoor installations in varied conditions. The role requires flexibility, precision, and professionalism when working in occupied or high-profile residences. Physical Demands This is an active, hands-on role that requires physical dexterity, climbing ladders, lifting materials, and working in confined spaces. Must be able to perform physically demanding tasks safely and efficiently. Additional Information Hours: Monday Friday, 7:00 AM 3:30 PM (overtime or early arrival as needed). Arrow Electric Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are based on merit, competence, and business needs without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, or any other protected status.

Clark Electric is seeking to hire an entry level Junior Electrical Estimator. We are in need of a hard-working individual who is self-motivated and can work within our preconstruction department to assist in the process of providing accurate and efficient cost estimates for both commercial and residential projects. Responsibilities: Activities include, but not limited to: Supports and works with the Electrical Estimator Prepares work to be estimated by gathering proposals, blueprints, specifications, and related documents Identifies labor, material, and time requirements by studying proposals, blueprints, specifications, and related documents Prepares and sends specifications and BOMs to vendors and subcontractors for quotes Computes costs by analyzing labor, material, and time requirements Resolves discrepancies by collecting and analyzing information Prepare estimates on multiple projects concurrently Understand scope of work to bid Use software for initial take offs, data analysis, forecasting and budgeting Assists with the preparation of special reports by collecting, analyzing, and summarizing information and trends Maintains cost data base by entering and backing up data Establish and maintain working relationships with vendors and subcontractors Participates in the preparation of construction schedule Maintains technical knowledge by attending educational workshops; reviewing technical publications Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed Qualifications: • Electrical field and/or electrical estimating experience is required. • Bachelor's Degree in Accounting, Applied Science, Engineering or related field is preferred • Proficient in Excel, Word, Outlook and applicable Engineering programs. • Strong written and oral communication skills • Able to multi-task and meet strict deadlines • Impeccable problem-solving skills and attention to detail • Excellent organizational skills • Ability to analyze information Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan 401(k) Plan Paid vacation and holidays Incentive and recognition opportunities Relocation opportunities

Clark Electric is looking for a self-starter and experienced Electrical Service Technician to join our team. Employee will be involved in performing a variety of tasks. Duties include, but are not limited to, setting up and maintaining electrical infrastructure for commercial clients, installing new electrical systems, repairing, and maintaining existing electrical systems, and service troubleshooting. Service Technician will report to the Supervisor or person designated by the Supervisor to perform assigned functions. Responsibilities: Accurately troubleshoot electrical service requests and present repair options to the client. Install electrical apparatus on new and existing structures, fixtures, and equipment. Install safety and distribution components, service panel upgrades, re-location of equipment (switches, resistors, circuit-breakers, panels, meters, meter combos, underground services, etc.) while minimizing waste of materials. Measure, cut, thread, ream, assemble, and install conduit, using such tools as hacksaw, band saw, pipe threader and conduit bender. Pulling wire; splice wires by stripping insulation from terminal leads with knife or other means, twisting wires together, and applying terminal connectors and or tape. Connect wiring in electrical circuits according to local and NEC codes. Prepare and assemble conduits and connect wiring through them. Connect wiring to light fixtures, power equipment, motors, devices, and other electrical apparatus, using hand tools and power tools. Accurately install conduit, wire, pre-fab assemblies, panel boards, light fixtures, devices, and other equipment per layout by the Supervisor or designated person. Trouble- shoot electrical branch circuits and feeders. Assure quality of the installation by installing correctly the first time. Note and report any deficiencies or upgrades not on original work order. Suggest necessary work needed to provide further repairs. Ensures compliance with company policies and OSHA regulations. Complete required paperwork. Demonstrate knowledge of all tools and equipment. Performs any additional duties assigned by Electrical Service Manager. Always maintain a fully stocked and organized truck. Qualifications: 5 years of commercial electrical experience 3 years of electrical service experience. Experience and knowledge of electrical applications, permits, electrical maintenance goals, facility maintenance application and PM standards. Must have the ability to work evenings and weekends as needed. Applicant must be familiar with a variety of the electrical field's concepts, practices, best practice, and procedures including the technical ability to understand and interpret Electrical Codes, Life Safety Codes, NFPA, Uniform Building Codes and Lighting Systems where applicable. Maintain a professional appearance and approach. Excellent written and oral communication skills Excellent organizational skills and ability to perform detail-oriented work Basic math skills and ability to read plans Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities required. Sales experience is a plus. Must be able to lift 50 pounds. Have a valid FL Driver's license Dependable transportations Must be able to pass screenings (background, drug test, and MVR) Demonstrate proficiency with the use of common electrical hand tools, electrical drawings, and blueprints. Commercial electrical construction experience including EMT, GRC, and MC cable experience preferred. Positively identify colors of wire and other items as required. Bend conduit by hand with hand benders. Must have the ability to use safely the required power tools. Must be able to safely operate equipment (trenchers, lift trucks, aerial lifts, etc.) Operate and work from mechanical personal lifts (electric or gas powered). Capable of digging trenches, either by use of hand tools or power equipment. Comprehend and practice safe work procedures as outlined in Company Safety Handbook. Operate two handed tools as required. Physical Functions: Must hear and see well (either natural or with correction). Must be able to bend, stoop, squat, crawl, climb, kneel, balance, push, pull and reach overhead. Able to lift objects weighing up to 75 pounds, with frequent lifting and carrying of objects weighing up to 50 pounds. Tolerant to prolonged standing and movement on foot. Climb ladders (all types). Complete overhead work for extended periods of time. Responsible for securing tools and materials from storage areas to complete assigned tasks. Repetitive use of arms, hands, and fingers. Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities Relocation opportunities

Job DescriptionElectrician Company: Clark Electric Clark Electric is seeking a skilled Electrician to support commercial electrical construction projects. This role involves installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems while following company standards, safety policies, and project plans. Responsibilities Install conduit, wiring, panels, lighting, and electrical devices per plans Read and interpret blueprints, diagrams, and layouts Pull, splice, terminate, and test wiring and circuits Troubleshoot and repair electrical systems as needed Direct and assist Electrician Helpers when assigned Coordinate work with supervisors and other trades Maintain jobsite safety and quality standards Minimize material waste and complete work accurately Complete required documentation Qualifications Commercial electrical construction experience preferred Experience with EMT, GRC, and MC cable Ability to install switchgear and layout lighting Basic math and blueprint-reading skills Strong communication skills and teamwork Valid driver's license OSHA 10 or 30 preferred Must pass drug screening Physical Requirements Lift up to 75 lbs. (50 lbs. frequently) Ability to climb ladders, work overhead, and operate lifts Stand, bend, kneel, and work on feet for extended periods Benefits Health, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) plan Paid holidays and vacation Tool reimbursement program Incentive and recognition opportunities

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES: The Electrical Service Manager performs administrative duties for purposes of estimating, planning, directing, coordinating and supervising the electrical operations and maintenance of various types of service projects and performs related work as required. This individual must be self-motivated, determined, and have integrity and leadership qualities that will positively impact the company and create growth. This Includes: • Plan, organize and direct the work of a large group of technical, professional, craft and clerical employees • Develop efficient and thorough procedures for quality control of information and completion • Proactive and reactive management of service personnel (mentoring, motivating, safety, reviews, etc.) • Work with department to meet revenue goals. Identify and resolve budgetary and personnel problems directly with the operations manager. • Use sound judgment and take appropriate actions in emergency situations • Direct record keeping activities • Prepare comprehensive and detailed reports (estimates, progress reports, cost tracking reports) • Improvise and adapt new methods to expedite work assignments/projects • Deal tactfully and effectively with engineers, contractors, representatives of other utilities and customers • Develop coworkers through performance feedback and motivate coworkers to maximize productivity • Establish and maintain a work environment to enhance both employee morale and productivity • Recommend and provides services to meet customer needs. • Requires making decisions that affect other people, the financial resources, and/or the image and reputation of the organization. • Other additional related tasks and duties as needed. QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: High School Diploma Associate's degree in electrical field (preferred not required) Minimum of 5 Years of experience in electrical project management/ service management. Valid Driver's License WORK ENVIRONMENT: This position works both in the field environment and office setting. It's typically around 40-45 hours per week, five days a week but may require some weekends and evenings when necessary. Working conditions can change dramatically from one job to another, varying from indoors in clean conditions to outdoors on scaffolding, and to confined and restricted locations. May require working in extremely bright or inadequate lighting conditions; exposure to contaminants and exposure to sounds and noise levels that are distracting or uncomfortable. The office role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, copiers, filing cabinets and fax machines. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: The field portion is an active role. Performing physical activities that require considerable use of your arms and legs and moving your whole body, such as climbing, lifting, balancing, walking, stooping, and handling of materials; Requires repetitive movement; climbing ladders, scaffolds, or poles; standing, walking and running; using hands to handle, control, or feel objects, tools or controls; and bending or twisting. The office is largely a sedentary role; however, some lifting, bending and standing will be necessary. REQUIREMENTS Excellent Communication Skills (Verbal and Written) Technical Management Quality Focus/Multitasking/Resource and Time Management Ability to use basic Microsoft programs and E-mail Knowledgeable in Materials, Methods, Tools and Equipment PREFERENCES OSHA 10 Certified First Aid/CPR/AED Certified NFPA 70E Certified

This position is responsible for overseeing all aspects of custom home electrical projects, including new construction and remodels, from planning through completion. The ideal candidate will have deep experience with high-end residential installations, lighting control systems, and the management of on-site crews to ensure exceptional craftsmanship and client satisfaction. Role and Responsibilities Manage and oversee all phases of custom residential electrical construction projects, ensuring work meets design specifications, building codes, and quality standards. Plan and execute the layout and installation of electrical systems, lighting, power, and specialty controls for high-end residences. Lead and coordinate crews, subcontractors, and vendors to maintain efficient workflow and meet project timelines. Install, program, and troubleshoot lighting control systems (e.g., Lutron HomeWorks, Control4, Crestron, Savant, etc.) and integrate them with other home automation components. Review and interpret blueprints, one-line diagrams, and design documents to ensure proper placement of devices, fixtures, and controls. Oversee and perform conduit bending (EMT and Rigid), wire pulls, panel terminations, and power distribution (transformers, panels, feeders, etc.). Perform detailed testing and inspections to verify system integrity and functionality. Identify and resolve technical issues, ensuring high-quality and code-compliant installations. Maintain clear communication with project managers, designers, builders, and clients to ensure project goals are met. Promote a positive and professional work environment focused on safety, teamwork, and craftsmanship. Perform additional electrical duties as required to support the project and company needs. Qualifications and Education Requirements High school diploma or equivalent required; trade school or apprenticeship completion preferred. Minimum 5 years of experience as an Electrical Superintendent or Foreman specializing in custom or high-end residential work. Strong knowledge of lighting control systems and integration with smart home platforms. Valid Driver's License required. Preferred Skills Experience with Lutron HomeWorks, Control4, Crestron, or similar lighting control systems. OSHA 10, First Aid/CPR/AED, Arc Flash Certification. Proficiency in troubleshooting, system commissioning, and technical management. Exceptional attention to detail and quality craftsmanship. Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills. Ability to manage multiple high-end projects simultaneously. Work Environment This position operates in a field environment with a focus on luxury custom homes. Projects may include both indoor and outdoor installations in varied conditions. The role requires flexibility, precision, and professionalism when working in occupied or high-profile residences. Physical Demands This is an active, hands-on role that requires physical dexterity, climbing ladders, lifting materials, and working in confined spaces. Must be able to perform physically demanding tasks safely and efficiently. Additional Information Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM (overtime or early arrival as needed). Arrow Electric Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are based on merit, competence, and business needs without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, or any other protected status.

Job DescriptionSalary: DOE ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES: The Electrical Service Manager performs administrative duties for purposes of estimating, planning, directing, coordinating and supervising the electrical operations and maintenance of various types of service projects and performs related work as required. This individual must be self-motivated, determined, and have integrity and leadership qualities that will positively impact the company and create growth. This Includes: Plan, organize and direct the work of a large group of technical, professional, craft and clerical employees Develop efficient and thorough procedures for quality control of information and completion Proactive and reactive management of service personnel (mentoring, motivating, safety, reviews, etc.) Work with department to meet revenue goals. Identify and resolve budgetary and personnel problems directly with the operations manager. Use sound judgment and take appropriate actions in emergency situations Direct record keeping activities Prepare comprehensive and detailed reports (estimates, progress reports, cost tracking reports) Improvise and adapt new methods to expedite work assignments/projects Deal tactfully and effectively with engineers, contractors, representatives of other utilities and customers Develop coworkers through performance feedback and motivate coworkers to maximize productivity Establish and maintain a work environment to enhance both employee morale and productivity Recommend and provides services to meet customer needs. Requires making decisions that affect other people, the financial resources, and/or the image and reputation of the organization. Other additional related tasks and duties as needed. QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: High School Diploma Associates degree in electrical field (preferred not required) Minimum of 5 Years of experience in electrical project management/ service management. Valid Drivers License WORK ENVIRONMENT: This position works both in the field environment and office setting. Its typically around 40-45 hours per week, five days a week but may require some weekends and evenings when necessary. Working conditions can change dramatically from one job to another, varying from indoors in clean conditions to outdoors on scaffolding, and to confined and restricted locations. May require working in extremely bright or inadequate lighting conditions; exposure to contaminants and exposure to sounds and noise levels that are distracting or uncomfortable. The office role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, copiers, filing cabinets and fax machines. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: The field portion is an active role. Performing physical activities that require considerable use of your arms and legs and moving your whole body, such as climbing, lifting, balancing, walking, stooping, and handling of materials; Requires repetitive movement; climbing ladders, scaffolds, or poles; standing, walking and running; using hands to handle, control, or feel objects, tools or controls; and bending or twisting. The office is largely a sedentary role; however, some lifting, bending and standing will be necessary. REQUIREMENTS Excellent Communication Skills (Verbal and Written) Technical Management Quality Focus/Multitasking/Resource and Time Management Ability to use basic Microsoft programs and E-mail Knowledgeable in Materials, Methods, Tools and Equipment PREFERENCES OSHA 10 Certified First Aid/CPR/AED Certified NFPA 70E Certified

Electrician - Mechanics report to the supervisor or person designated by the Supervisor to perform assigned functions in accordance with Clark Electrics policies, procedures and assist in achieving the company's aims, goals, and objectives. Work will consist of installation, alterations, additions and/or repairs electrical systems, equipment, and associated materials within the electrical construction industry. Responsibilities: Direct and work with an Electrician Helper as directed by Supervisor or designated person. Accurately install conduit, wire, prefab assemblies, panel boards, light fixtures, devices, and other equipment per layout by the Supervisor or designated person. Minimize waste of materials Assure quality of the installation by installing correctly the first time Follow diagrams and blueprints to ensure that concealed wiring is installed before completion of future walls, ceilings, and flooring are installed. Measure, cut, thread, ream, assemble, and install conduit, using such tools as hacksaw, band saw, pipe threader and conduit bender(s). Pulling wire; splice wires by stripping insulation from terminal leads with knife or other means, twisting wires together, and applying terminal connectors and or tape. Connect wiring to light fixtures, power equipment, motors, devices, and other electrical apparatus, using hand tools and power tools. Test continuity of circuits, circuit wiring to ensure compatibility and safety of components using test instruments. Observe functions of installed equipment or system to determine hazards and need for adjustments, relocation, or replacement. May repair faulty equipment or systems Complete required paperwork. Monitor safety per Clark Electrics & OSHA safety requirements Demonstrate knowledge of all tools and equipment. Demonstrate efficient knowledge of trade. Coordinate installation with other trades. Responsible for getting materials and proper tools together to complete assigned task. Assist Supervisor or designated person to trouble- shoot electrical branch circuits and feeders Qualifications: Positively identify colors of wire and other items as required. Comprehend reading of blueprints drawings, and schematics same Read and interpret maps, instructional manuals, work site directions, and written instructions. Bend conduit by hand with hand benders. Must have the ability to use safely the required power tools. Must be able to safely operate equipment (trenchers, lift trucks, aerial lifts, etc.). Operate and work from mechanical personal lifts (electric or gas powered). Capable of digging trenches, either by use of hand tools or power equipment. Comprehend and practice safe work procedures as outlined in Company Safety Handbook. Operate two handed tools as required. Assist Supervisor or designated person with energized circuits and equipment as outlined in the Company Safety Policy Manual. Effectively supervise electrical helpers to complete tasks assigned by a supervisor safely and accurately. Physical Functions: Must hear and see well (either natural or with correction). Must be able to bend, stoop, squat, crawl, climb, kneel, balance, push, pull and reach overhead. Able to lift objects weighing up to 75 pounds, with frequent lifting and carrying of objects weighing up to 50 pounds. Tolerant to prolonged standing and movement on foot. Climb ladders (all types). Complete overhead work for extended periods of time. Responsible for securing tools and materials from storage areas to complete assigned tasks. Repetitive use of arms, hands, and fingers. Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan 401(k) Plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities

Job Description The Field Superintendent oversees all field operations for an electrical contracting company, ensuring that projects are executed on time, within budget, and to the company's quality standards. This leadership role serves as the primary link between project management and field teams, ensuring alignment with company goals, safety standards, and client expectations. The General Field Superintendent will lead foremen/project superintendents and field staff, resolve operational challenges, and enforce compliance with Florida regulations and industry best practices. Responsibilities: 1. Foreman/Superintendent Duties and Supervision: Perform foreman/superintendent duties at multiple job sites simultaneously. Oversee multiple field foremen/superintendents and assist with managing their workloads on various projects. Mentor and provide hands-on training/guidance for field foremen to promote professional growth within the company. 2. Representation and Compliance: Represent Clark Electric by adhering to company policies and procedures and enforce as needed. Communicate with project managers, supervisors, vendors, and subcontractors to efficiently and effectively manage and complete projects. 3. Project Management: Work with project managers and field foremen/superintendents to maintain project budgets and ensure timely completion of projects. Perform quality control duties regarding work performed on-site. 3. Staffing and Coordination: Assist with onsite interviews. Schedule and allocate manpower to respective jobs to ensure each project is fully staffed with adequate and qualified help. Coordinate materials needed on each project site with project management and foremen to ensure timely installation of each scope of work. 4. Equipment and Logistics: Work with the warehouse manager to ensure timely deliveries to each project site. Coordinate with foremen, the warehouse coordinator, and project managers to ensure proper equipment and tools are available on-site. Ensure proper use of company-owned equipment on each project site. 5. Training and Development: Implement and maintain company standards for installation methods across all projects. Assist in training employees to maximize their potential. Train foremen to manage projects according to company requirements and systems properly. 6. Issue Resolution and Communication: Identify conflicts/issues in construction job-site progress and communicate them to field supervisors, project managers, and customers, providing resolutions. Follow up with project managers and foremen to ensure subcontractors correct all identified issues on job sites. 7. Site Management: Ensure that job sites are always kept clean and organized. Maintain daily electronic logs of activities on job sites with the superintendent project report list. Review completion lists with onsite foreman to ensure project completions. Attend pre-construction and weekly jobsite meetings if the foreman is unable to attend. Identify work areas outside the subcontracted scope with foremen. 8. Administrative Duties: Manage the time and attendance system (ADP) by ensuring all team members clock in and out correctly each week. Ensure all timesheets for assigned employees are corrected and sent to HR before payroll each week. Coordinate and manage the rental equipment required for tasks on the job site, keeping the budget in mind. Qualifications: Must be able to provide onsite directions to and resolve problems among sub-contractors, vendors, and Clark Electric employees. Must be able to identify deficiencies in work performed and provide resolutions. Must be able to excel at communication via phone and email with sub-contractors, vendors, Project Managers, and field superintendents. Must be able to read/understand all drawings and specs per project. Must have exceptional customer service and be able to manage difficult customer situations, respond promptly to customer needs, solicit customer feedback to improve service, respond to requests, and meet customer commitments. Must have sound interpersonal skills and be able to solve conflicts that arise on the job sites and remain open to new ideas and efficiencies. Must have excellent oral communication and be able to speak clearly, listen and get clarification from sub-contractors, vendors, customers, and Project Management. Must also have the ability to respond both quickly and effectively to job site questions. Must have excellent written communication and be able to write clearly and informatively. Communication should be without spelling and grammar mistakes. The ability to read and interpret written instructions is a must. Must be able to work as a team and be a true team member. The ability to balance team and individual responsibilities, the ability to provide and take feedback, and the ability to contribute to building a positive team-oriented atmosphere by supporting your supervisors and Project Managers is a must. Must be able to prioritize and plan job site tasks, use time efficiently, organize/schedule other employees and their tasks and develop realistic action plans pertaining to the job. Must be able to communicate with customers, sub-contractors, vendors, field superintendents, and Project Managers in a professional manner and follow through on commitments. Must be able to accurately assess the job site and demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, look for ways to improve and promote quality work, and provide feedback to improve performance. Must be able to complete work in a timely manner and constantly strive to increase productivity. Must be able to observe and follow OSHA safety standards, report potentially unsafe working conditions, and use tools/equipment/ and materials properly. Must be able to consistently report to work on time, arrive to jobsite meetings and appointments on time, and ensure responsibilities are covered in the event of an absence. Must show initiative, seek increased responsibilities in the field, and offer assistance when needed. Must be able to travel to various jobsites as assigned. Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities Relocation opportunities

Job Description The Field Superintendent oversees all field operations for an electrical contracting company, ensuring that projects are executed on time, within budget, and to the company's quality standards. This leadership role serves as the primary link between project management and field teams, ensuring alignment with company goals, safety standards, and client expectations. The General Field Superintendent will lead foremen/project superintendents and field staff, resolve operational challenges, and enforce compliance with Florida regulations and industry best practices. Responsibilities: 1. Foreman/Superintendent Duties and Supervision: Perform foreman/superintendent duties at multiple job sites simultaneously. Oversee multiple field foremen/superintendents and assist with managing their workloads on various projects. Mentor and provide hands-on training/guidance for field foremen to promote professional growth within the company. 2. Representation and Compliance: Represent Clark Electric by adhering to company policies and procedures and enforce as needed. Communicate with project managers, supervisors, vendors, and subcontractors to efficiently and effectively manage and complete projects. 3. Project Management: Work with project managers and field foremen/superintendents to maintain project budgets and ensure timely completion of projects. Perform quality control duties regarding work performed on-site. 3. Staffing and Coordination: Assist with onsite interviews. Schedule and allocate manpower to respective jobs to ensure each project is fully staffed with adequate and qualified help. Coordinate materials needed on each project site with project management and foremen to ensure timely installation of each scope of work. 4. Equipment and Logistics: Work with the warehouse manager to ensure timely deliveries to each project site. Coordinate with foremen, the warehouse coordinator, and project managers to ensure proper equipment and tools are available on-site. Ensure proper use of company-owned equipment on each project site. 5. Training and Development: Implement and maintain company standards for installation methods across all projects. Assist in training employees to maximize their potential. Train foremen to manage projects according to company requirements and systems properly. 6. Issue Resolution and Communication: Identify conflicts/issues in construction job-site progress and communicate them to field supervisors, project managers, and customers, providing resolutions. Follow up with project managers and foremen to ensure subcontractors correct all identified issues on job sites. 7. Site Management: Ensure that job sites are always kept clean and organized. Maintain daily electronic logs of activities on job sites with the superintendent project report list. Review completion lists with onsite foreman to ensure project completions. Attend pre-construction and weekly jobsite meetings if the foreman is unable to attend. Identify work areas outside the subcontracted scope with foremen. 8. Administrative Duties: Manage the time and attendance system (ADP) by ensuring all team members clock in and out correctly each week. Ensure all timesheets for assigned employees are corrected and sent to HR before payroll each week. Coordinate and manage the rental equipment required for tasks on the job site, keeping the budget in mind. Qualifications: Must be able to provide onsite directions to and resolve problems among sub-contractors, vendors, and Clark Electric employees. Must be able to identify deficiencies in work performed and provide resolutions. Must be able to excel at communication via phone and email with sub-contractors, vendors, Project Managers, and field superintendents. Must be able to read/understand all drawings and specs per project. Must have exceptional customer service and be able to manage difficult customer situations, respond promptly to customer needs, solicit customer feedback to improve service, respond to requests, and meet customer commitments. Must have sound interpersonal skills and be able to solve conflicts that arise on the job sites and remain open to new ideas and efficiencies. Must have excellent oral communication and be able to speak clearly, listen and get clarification from sub-contractors, vendors, customers, and Project Management. Must also have the ability to respond both quickly and effectively to job site questions. Must have excellent written communication and be able to write clearly and informatively. Communication should be without spelling and grammar mistakes. The ability to read and interpret written instructions is a must. Must be able to work as a team and be a true team member. The ability to balance team and individual responsibilities, the ability to provide and take feedback, and the ability to contribute to building a positive team-oriented atmosphere by supporting your supervisors and Project Managers is a must. Must be able to prioritize and plan job site tasks, use time efficiently, organize/schedule other employees and their tasks and develop realistic action plans pertaining to the job. Must be able to communicate with customers, sub-contractors, vendors, field superintendents, and Project Managers in a professional manner and follow through on commitments. Must be able to accurately assess the job site and demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, look for ways to improve and promote quality work, and provide feedback to improve performance. Must be able to complete work in a timely manner and constantly strive to increase productivity. Must be able to observe and follow OSHA safety standards, report potentially unsafe working conditions, and use tools/equipment/ and materials properly. Must be able to consistently report to work on time, arrive to jobsite meetings and appointments on time, and ensure responsibilities are covered in the event of an absence. Must show initiative, seek increased responsibilities in the field, and offer assistance when needed. Must be able to travel to various jobsites as assigned. Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities Relocation opportunities

Job Description The Field Superintendent oversees all field operations for an electrical contracting company, ensuring that projects are executed on time, within budget, and to the company's quality standards. This leadership role serves as the primary link between project management and field teams, ensuring alignment with company goals, safety standards, and client expectations. The General Field Superintendent will lead foremen/project superintendents and field staff, resolve operational challenges, and enforce compliance with Florida regulations and industry best practices. Responsibilities: 1. Foreman/Superintendent Duties and Supervision: Perform foreman/superintendent duties at multiple job sites simultaneously. Oversee multiple field foremen/superintendents and assist with managing their workloads on various projects. Mentor and provide hands-on training/guidance for field foremen to promote professional growth within the company. 2. Representation and Compliance: Represent Clark Electric by adhering to company policies and procedures and enforce as needed. Communicate with project managers, supervisors, vendors, and subcontractors to efficiently and effectively manage and complete projects. 3. Project Management: Work with project managers and field foremen/superintendents to maintain project budgets and ensure timely completion of projects. Perform quality control duties regarding work performed on-site. 3. Staffing and Coordination: Assist with onsite interviews. Schedule and allocate manpower to respective jobs to ensure each project is fully staffed with adequate and qualified help. Coordinate materials needed on each project site with project management and foremen to ensure timely installation of each scope of work. 4. Equipment and Logistics: Work with the warehouse manager to ensure timely deliveries to each project site. Coordinate with foremen, the warehouse coordinator, and project managers to ensure proper equipment and tools are available on-site. Ensure proper use of company-owned equipment on each project site. 5. Training and Development: Implement and maintain company standards for installation methods across all projects. Assist in training employees to maximize their potential. Train foremen to manage projects according to company requirements and systems properly. 6. Issue Resolution and Communication: Identify conflicts/issues in construction job-site progress and communicate them to field supervisors, project managers, and customers, providing resolutions. Follow up with project managers and foremen to ensure subcontractors correct all identified issues on job sites. 7. Site Management: Ensure that job sites are always kept clean and organized. Maintain daily electronic logs of activities on job sites with the superintendent project report list. Review completion lists with onsite foreman to ensure project completions. Attend pre-construction and weekly jobsite meetings if the foreman is unable to attend. Identify work areas outside the subcontracted scope with foremen. 8. Administrative Duties: Manage the time and attendance system (ADP) by ensuring all team members clock in and out correctly each week. Ensure all timesheets for assigned employees are corrected and sent to HR before payroll each week. Coordinate and manage the rental equipment required for tasks on the job site, keeping the budget in mind. Qualifications: Must be able to provide onsite directions to and resolve problems among sub-contractors, vendors, and Clark Electric employees. Must be able to identify deficiencies in work performed and provide resolutions. Must be able to excel at communication via phone and email with sub-contractors, vendors, Project Managers, and field superintendents. Must be able to read/understand all drawings and specs per project. Must have exceptional customer service and be able to manage difficult customer situations, respond promptly to customer needs, solicit customer feedback to improve service, respond to requests, and meet customer commitments. Must have sound interpersonal skills and be able to solve conflicts that arise on the job sites and remain open to new ideas and efficiencies. Must have excellent oral communication and be able to speak clearly, listen and get clarification from sub-contractors, vendors, customers, and Project Management. Must also have the ability to respond both quickly and effectively to job site questions. Must have excellent written communication and be able to write clearly and informatively. Communication should be without spelling and grammar mistakes. The ability to read and interpret written instructions is a must. Must be able to work as a team and be a true team member. The ability to balance team and individual responsibilities, the ability to provide and take feedback, and the ability to contribute to building a positive team-oriented atmosphere by supporting your supervisors and Project Managers is a must. Must be able to prioritize and plan job site tasks, use time efficiently, organize/schedule other employees and their tasks and develop realistic action plans pertaining to the job. Must be able to communicate with customers, sub-contractors, vendors, field superintendents, and Project Managers in a professional manner and follow through on commitments. Must be able to accurately assess the job site and demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, look for ways to improve and promote quality work, and provide feedback to improve performance. Must be able to complete work in a timely manner and constantly strive to increase productivity. Must be able to observe and follow OSHA safety standards, report potentially unsafe working conditions, and use tools/equipment/ and materials properly. Must be able to consistently report to work on time, arrive to jobsite meetings and appointments on time, and ensure responsibilities are covered in the event of an absence. Must show initiative, seek increased responsibilities in the field, and offer assistance when needed. Must be able to travel to various jobsites as assigned. Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities Relocation opportunities

Job Description The Field Superintendent oversees all field operations for an electrical contracting company, ensuring that projects are executed on time, within budget, and to the company's quality standards. This leadership role serves as the primary link between project management and field teams, ensuring alignment with company goals, safety standards, and client expectations. The General Field Superintendent will lead foremen/project superintendents and field staff, resolve operational challenges, and enforce compliance with Florida regulations and industry best practices. Responsibilities: 1. Foreman/Superintendent Duties and Supervision: Perform foreman/superintendent duties at multiple job sites simultaneously. Oversee multiple field foremen/superintendents and assist with managing their workloads on various projects. Mentor and provide hands-on training/guidance for field foremen to promote professional growth within the company. 2. Representation and Compliance: Represent Clark Electric by adhering to company policies and procedures and enforce as needed. Communicate with project managers, supervisors, vendors, and subcontractors to efficiently and effectively manage and complete projects. 3. Project Management: Work with project managers and field foremen/superintendents to maintain project budgets and ensure timely completion of projects. Perform quality control duties regarding work performed on-site. 3. Staffing and Coordination: Assist with onsite interviews. Schedule and allocate manpower to respective jobs to ensure each project is fully staffed with adequate and qualified help. Coordinate materials needed on each project site with project management and foremen to ensure timely installation of each scope of work. 4. Equipment and Logistics: Work with the warehouse manager to ensure timely deliveries to each project site. Coordinate with foremen, the warehouse coordinator, and project managers to ensure proper equipment and tools are available on-site. Ensure proper use of company-owned equipment on each project site. 5. Training and Development: Implement and maintain company standards for installation methods across all projects. Assist in training employees to maximize their potential. Train foremen to manage projects according to company requirements and systems properly. 6. Issue Resolution and Communication: Identify conflicts/issues in construction job-site progress and communicate them to field supervisors, project managers, and customers, providing resolutions. Follow up with project managers and foremen to ensure subcontractors correct all identified issues on job sites. 7. Site Management: Ensure that job sites are always kept clean and organized. Maintain daily electronic logs of activities on job sites with the superintendent project report list. Review completion lists with onsite foreman to ensure project completions. Attend pre-construction and weekly jobsite meetings if the foreman is unable to attend. Identify work areas outside the subcontracted scope with foremen. 8. Administrative Duties: Manage the time and attendance system (ADP) by ensuring all team members clock in and out correctly each week. Ensure all timesheets for assigned employees are corrected and sent to HR before payroll each week. Coordinate and manage the rental equipment required for tasks on the job site, keeping the budget in mind. Qualifications: Must be able to provide onsite directions to and resolve problems among sub-contractors, vendors, and Clark Electric employees. Must be able to identify deficiencies in work performed and provide resolutions. Must be able to excel at communication via phone and email with sub-contractors, vendors, Project Managers, and field superintendents. Must be able to read/understand all drawings and specs per project. Must have exceptional customer service and be able to manage difficult customer situations, respond promptly to customer needs, solicit customer feedback to improve service, respond to requests, and meet customer commitments. Must have sound interpersonal skills and be able to solve conflicts that arise on the job sites and remain open to new ideas and efficiencies. Must have excellent oral communication and be able to speak clearly, listen and get clarification from sub-contractors, vendors, customers, and Project Management. Must also have the ability to respond both quickly and effectively to job site questions. Must have excellent written communication and be able to write clearly and informatively. Communication should be without spelling and grammar mistakes. The ability to read and interpret written instructions is a must. Must be able to work as a team and be a true team member. The ability to balance team and individual responsibilities, the ability to provide and take feedback, and the ability to contribute to building a positive team-oriented atmosphere by supporting your supervisors and Project Managers is a must. Must be able to prioritize and plan job site tasks, use time efficiently, organize/schedule other employees and their tasks and develop realistic action plans pertaining to the job. Must be able to communicate with customers, sub-contractors, vendors, field superintendents, and Project Managers in a professional manner and follow through on commitments. Must be able to accurately assess the job site and demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, look for ways to improve and promote quality work, and provide feedback to improve performance. Must be able to complete work in a timely manner and constantly strive to increase productivity. Must be able to observe and follow OSHA safety standards, report potentially unsafe working conditions, and use tools/equipment/ and materials properly. Must be able to consistently report to work on time, arrive to jobsite meetings and appointments on time, and ensure responsibilities are covered in the event of an absence. Must show initiative, seek increased responsibilities in the field, and offer assistance when needed. Must be able to travel to various jobsites as assigned. Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities Relocation opportunities

Job Description The Field Superintendent oversees all field operations for an electrical contracting company, ensuring that projects are executed on time, within budget, and to the company's quality standards. This leadership role serves as the primary link between project management and field teams, ensuring alignment with company goals, safety standards, and client expectations. The General Field Superintendent will lead foremen/project superintendents and field staff, resolve operational challenges, and enforce compliance with Florida regulations and industry best practices. Responsibilities: 1. Foreman/Superintendent Duties and Supervision: Perform foreman/superintendent duties at multiple job sites simultaneously. Oversee multiple field foremen/superintendents and assist with managing their workloads on various projects. Mentor and provide hands-on training/guidance for field foremen to promote professional growth within the company. 2. Representation and Compliance: Represent Clark Electric by adhering to company policies and procedures and enforce as needed. Communicate with project managers, supervisors, vendors, and subcontractors to efficiently and effectively manage and complete projects. 3. Project Management: Work with project managers and field foremen/superintendents to maintain project budgets and ensure timely completion of projects. Perform quality control duties regarding work performed on-site. 3. Staffing and Coordination: Assist with onsite interviews. Schedule and allocate manpower to respective jobs to ensure each project is fully staffed with adequate and qualified help. Coordinate materials needed on each project site with project management and foremen to ensure timely installation of each scope of work. 4. Equipment and Logistics: Work with the warehouse manager to ensure timely deliveries to each project site. Coordinate with foremen, the warehouse coordinator, and project managers to ensure proper equipment and tools are available on-site. Ensure proper use of company-owned equipment on each project site. 5. Training and Development: Implement and maintain company standards for installation methods across all projects. Assist in training employees to maximize their potential. Train foremen to manage projects according to company requirements and systems properly. 6. Issue Resolution and Communication: Identify conflicts/issues in construction job-site progress and communicate them to field supervisors, project managers, and customers, providing resolutions. Follow up with project managers and foremen to ensure subcontractors correct all identified issues on job sites. 7. Site Management: Ensure that job sites are always kept clean and organized. Maintain daily electronic logs of activities on job sites with the superintendent project report list. Review completion lists with onsite foreman to ensure project completions. Attend pre-construction and weekly jobsite meetings if the foreman is unable to attend. Identify work areas outside the subcontracted scope with foremen. 8. Administrative Duties: Manage the time and attendance system (ADP) by ensuring all team members clock in and out correctly each week. Ensure all timesheets for assigned employees are corrected and sent to HR before payroll each week. Coordinate and manage the rental equipment required for tasks on the job site, keeping the budget in mind. Qualifications: Must be able to provide onsite directions to and resolve problems among sub-contractors, vendors, and Clark Electric employees. Must be able to identify deficiencies in work performed and provide resolutions. Must be able to excel at communication via phone and email with sub-contractors, vendors, Project Managers, and field superintendents. Must be able to read/understand all drawings and specs per project. Must have exceptional customer service and be able to manage difficult customer situations, respond promptly to customer needs, solicit customer feedback to improve service, respond to requests, and meet customer commitments. Must have sound interpersonal skills and be able to solve conflicts that arise on the job sites and remain open to new ideas and efficiencies. Must have excellent oral communication and be able to speak clearly, listen and get clarification from sub-contractors, vendors, customers, and Project Management. Must also have the ability to respond both quickly and effectively to job site questions. Must have excellent written communication and be able to write clearly and informatively. Communication should be without spelling and grammar mistakes. The ability to read and interpret written instructions is a must. Must be able to work as a team and be a true team member. The ability to balance team and individual responsibilities, the ability to provide and take feedback, and the ability to contribute to building a positive team-oriented atmosphere by supporting your supervisors and Project Managers is a must. Must be able to prioritize and plan job site tasks, use time efficiently, organize/schedule other employees and their tasks and develop realistic action plans pertaining to the job. Must be able to communicate with customers, sub-contractors, vendors, field superintendents, and Project Managers in a professional manner and follow through on commitments. Must be able to accurately assess the job site and demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, look for ways to improve and promote quality work, and provide feedback to improve performance. Must be able to complete work in a timely manner and constantly strive to increase productivity. Must be able to observe and follow OSHA safety standards, report potentially unsafe working conditions, and use tools/equipment/ and materials properly. Must be able to consistently report to work on time, arrive to jobsite meetings and appointments on time, and ensure responsibilities are covered in the event of an absence. Must show initiative, seek increased responsibilities in the field, and offer assistance when needed. Must be able to travel to various jobsites as assigned. Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities Relocation opportunities

Job Description The Field Superintendent oversees all field operations for an electrical contracting company, ensuring that projects are executed on time, within budget, and to the company's quality standards. This leadership role serves as the primary link between project management and field teams, ensuring alignment with company goals, safety standards, and client expectations. The General Field Superintendent will lead foremen/project superintendents and field staff, resolve operational challenges, and enforce compliance with Florida regulations and industry best practices. Responsibilities: 1. Foreman/Superintendent Duties and Supervision: Perform foreman/superintendent duties at multiple job sites simultaneously. Oversee multiple field foremen/superintendents and assist with managing their workloads on various projects. Mentor and provide hands-on training/guidance for field foremen to promote professional growth within the company. 2. Representation and Compliance: Represent Clark Electric by adhering to company policies and procedures and enforce as needed. Communicate with project managers, supervisors, vendors, and subcontractors to efficiently and effectively manage and complete projects. 3. Project Management: Work with project managers and field foremen/superintendents to maintain project budgets and ensure timely completion of projects. Perform quality control duties regarding work performed on-site. 3. Staffing and Coordination: Assist with onsite interviews. Schedule and allocate manpower to respective jobs to ensure each project is fully staffed with adequate and qualified help. Coordinate materials needed on each project site with project management and foremen to ensure timely installation of each scope of work. 4. Equipment and Logistics: Work with the warehouse manager to ensure timely deliveries to each project site. Coordinate with foremen, the warehouse coordinator, and project managers to ensure proper equipment and tools are available on-site. Ensure proper use of company-owned equipment on each project site. 5. Training and Development: Implement and maintain company standards for installation methods across all projects. Assist in training employees to maximize their potential. Train foremen to manage projects according to company requirements and systems properly. 6. Issue Resolution and Communication: Identify conflicts/issues in construction job-site progress and communicate them to field supervisors, project managers, and customers, providing resolutions. Follow up with project managers and foremen to ensure subcontractors correct all identified issues on job sites. 7. Site Management: Ensure that job sites are always kept clean and organized. Maintain daily electronic logs of activities on job sites with the superintendent project report list. Review completion lists with onsite foreman to ensure project completions. Attend pre-construction and weekly jobsite meetings if the foreman is unable to attend. Identify work areas outside the subcontracted scope with foremen. 8. Administrative Duties: Manage the time and attendance system (ADP) by ensuring all team members clock in and out correctly each week. Ensure all timesheets for assigned employees are corrected and sent to HR before payroll each week. Coordinate and manage the rental equipment required for tasks on the job site, keeping the budget in mind. Qualifications: Must be able to provide onsite directions to and resolve problems among sub-contractors, vendors, and Clark Electric employees. Must be able to identify deficiencies in work performed and provide resolutions. Must be able to excel at communication via phone and email with sub-contractors, vendors, Project Managers, and field superintendents. Must be able to read/understand all drawings and specs per project. Must have exceptional customer service and be able to manage difficult customer situations, respond promptly to customer needs, solicit customer feedback to improve service, respond to requests, and meet customer commitments. Must have sound interpersonal skills and be able to solve conflicts that arise on the job sites and remain open to new ideas and efficiencies. Must have excellent oral communication and be able to speak clearly, listen and get clarification from sub-contractors, vendors, customers, and Project Management. Must also have the ability to respond both quickly and effectively to job site questions. Must have excellent written communication and be able to write clearly and informatively. Communication should be without spelling and grammar mistakes. The ability to read and interpret written instructions is a must. Must be able to work as a team and be a true team member. The ability to balance team and individual responsibilities, the ability to provide and take feedback, and the ability to contribute to building a positive team-oriented atmosphere by supporting your supervisors and Project Managers is a must. Must be able to prioritize and plan job site tasks, use time efficiently, organize/schedule other employees and their tasks and develop realistic action plans pertaining to the job. Must be able to communicate with customers, sub-contractors, vendors, field superintendents, and Project Managers in a professional manner and follow through on commitments. Must be able to accurately assess the job site and demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, look for ways to improve and promote quality work, and provide feedback to improve performance. Must be able to complete work in a timely manner and constantly strive to increase productivity. Must be able to observe and follow OSHA safety standards, report potentially unsafe working conditions, and use tools/equipment/ and materials properly. Must be able to consistently report to work on time, arrive to jobsite meetings and appointments on time, and ensure responsibilities are covered in the event of an absence. Must show initiative, seek increased responsibilities in the field, and offer assistance when needed. Must be able to travel to various jobsites as assigned. Must have at least 5 years of experience in a construction Foreman role This position requires a successful completion of a drug screening This position requires a successful MVR check Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities

Job Description The Field Superintendent oversees all field operations for an electrical contracting company, ensuring that projects are executed on time, within budget, and to the company's quality standards. This leadership role serves as the primary link between project management and field teams, ensuring alignment with company goals, safety standards, and client expectations. The General Field Superintendent will lead foremen/project superintendents and field staff, resolve operational challenges, and enforce compliance with Florida regulations and industry best practices. Responsibilities: 1. Foreman/Superintendent Duties and Supervision: Perform foreman/superintendent duties at multiple job sites simultaneously. Oversee multiple field foremen/superintendents and assist with managing their workloads on various projects. Mentor and provide hands-on training/guidance for field foremen to promote professional growth within the company. 2. Representation and Compliance: Represent Clark Electric by adhering to company policies and procedures and enforce as needed. Communicate with project managers, supervisors, vendors, and subcontractors to efficiently and effectively manage and complete projects. 3. Project Management: Work with project managers and field foremen/superintendents to maintain project budgets and ensure timely completion of projects. Perform quality control duties regarding work performed on-site. 3. Staffing and Coordination: Assist with onsite interviews. Schedule and allocate manpower to respective jobs to ensure each project is fully staffed with adequate and qualified help. Coordinate materials needed on each project site with project management and foremen to ensure timely installation of each scope of work. 4. Equipment and Logistics: Work with the warehouse manager to ensure timely deliveries to each project site. Coordinate with foremen, the warehouse coordinator, and project managers to ensure proper equipment and tools are available on-site. Ensure proper use of company-owned equipment on each project site. 5. Training and Development: Implement and maintain company standards for installation methods across all projects. Assist in training employees to maximize their potential. Train foremen to manage projects according to company requirements and systems properly. 6. Issue Resolution and Communication: Identify conflicts/issues in construction job-site progress and communicate them to field supervisors, project managers, and customers, providing resolutions. Follow up with project managers and foremen to ensure subcontractors correct all identified issues on job sites. 7. Site Management: Ensure that job sites are always kept clean and organized. Maintain daily electronic logs of activities on job sites with the superintendent project report list. Review completion lists with onsite foreman to ensure project completions. Attend pre-construction and weekly jobsite meetings if the foreman is unable to attend. Identify work areas outside the subcontracted scope with foremen. 8. Administrative Duties: Manage the time and attendance system (ADP) by ensuring all team members clock in and out correctly each week. Ensure all timesheets for assigned employees are corrected and sent to HR before payroll each week. Coordinate and manage the rental equipment required for tasks on the job site, keeping the budget in mind. Qualifications: Must be able to provide onsite directions to and resolve problems among sub-contractors, vendors, and Clark Electric employees. Must be able to identify deficiencies in work performed and provide resolutions. Must be able to excel at communication via phone and email with sub-contractors, vendors, Project Managers, and field superintendents. Must be able to read/understand all drawings and specs per project. Must have exceptional customer service and be able to manage difficult customer situations, respond promptly to customer needs, solicit customer feedback to improve service, respond to requests, and meet customer commitments. Must have sound interpersonal skills and be able to solve conflicts that arise on the job sites and remain open to new ideas and efficiencies. Must have excellent oral communication and be able to speak clearly, listen and get clarification from sub-contractors, vendors, customers, and Project Management. Must also have the ability to respond both quickly and effectively to job site questions. Must have excellent written communication and be able to write clearly and informatively. Communication should be without spelling and grammar mistakes. The ability to read and interpret written instructions is a must. Must be able to work as a team and be a true team member. The ability to balance team and individual responsibilities, the ability to provide and take feedback, and the ability to contribute to building a positive team-oriented atmosphere by supporting your supervisors and Project Managers is a must. Must be able to prioritize and plan job site tasks, use time efficiently, organize/schedule other employees and their tasks and develop realistic action plans pertaining to the job. Must be able to communicate with customers, sub-contractors, vendors, field superintendents, and Project Managers in a professional manner and follow through on commitments. Must be able to accurately assess the job site and demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, look for ways to improve and promote quality work, and provide feedback to improve performance. Must be able to complete work in a timely manner and constantly strive to increase productivity. Must be able to observe and follow OSHA safety standards, report potentially unsafe working conditions, and use tools/equipment/ and materials properly. Must be able to consistently report to work on time, arrive to jobsite meetings and appointments on time, and ensure responsibilities are covered in the event of an absence. Must show initiative, seek increased responsibilities in the field, and offer assistance when needed. Must be able to travel to various jobsites as assigned. Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities Relocation opportunities

Job Description The Field Superintendent oversees all field operations for an electrical contracting company, ensuring that projects are executed on time, within budget, and to the company's quality standards. This leadership role serves as the primary link between project management and field teams, ensuring alignment with company goals, safety standards, and client expectations. The General Field Superintendent will lead foremen/project superintendents and field staff, resolve operational challenges, and enforce compliance with Florida regulations and industry best practices. Responsibilities: 1. Foreman/Superintendent Duties and Supervision: Perform foreman/superintendent duties at multiple job sites simultaneously. Oversee multiple field foremen/superintendents and assist with managing their workloads on various projects. Mentor and provide hands-on training/guidance for field foremen to promote professional growth within the company. 2. Representation and Compliance: Represent Clark Electric by adhering to company policies and procedures and enforce as needed. Communicate with project managers, supervisors, vendors, and subcontractors to efficiently and effectively manage and complete projects. 3. Project Management: Work with project managers and field foremen/superintendents to maintain project budgets and ensure timely completion of projects. Perform quality control duties regarding work performed on-site. 3. Staffing and Coordination: Assist with onsite interviews. Schedule and allocate manpower to respective jobs to ensure each project is fully staffed with adequate and qualified help. Coordinate materials needed on each project site with project management and foremen to ensure timely installation of each scope of work. 4. Equipment and Logistics: Work with the warehouse manager to ensure timely deliveries to each project site. Coordinate with foremen, the warehouse coordinator, and project managers to ensure proper equipment and tools are available on-site. Ensure proper use of company-owned equipment on each project site. 5. Training and Development: Implement and maintain company standards for installation methods across all projects. Assist in training employees to maximize their potential. Train foremen to manage projects according to company requirements and systems properly. 6. Issue Resolution and Communication: Identify conflicts/issues in construction job-site progress and communicate them to field supervisors, project managers, and customers, providing resolutions. Follow up with project managers and foremen to ensure subcontractors correct all identified issues on job sites. 7. Site Management: Ensure that job sites are always kept clean and organized. Maintain daily electronic logs of activities on job sites with the superintendent project report list. Review completion lists with onsite foreman to ensure project completions. Attend pre-construction and weekly jobsite meetings if the foreman is unable to attend. Identify work areas outside the subcontracted scope with foremen. 8. Administrative Duties: Manage the time and attendance system (ADP) by ensuring all team members clock in and out correctly each week. Ensure all timesheets for assigned employees are corrected and sent to HR before payroll each week. Coordinate and manage the rental equipment required for tasks on the job site, keeping the budget in mind. Qualifications: Must be able to provide onsite directions to and resolve problems among sub-contractors, vendors, and Clark Electric employees. Must be able to identify deficiencies in work performed and provide resolutions. Must be able to excel at communication via phone and email with sub-contractors, vendors, Project Managers, and field superintendents. Must be able to read/understand all drawings and specs per project. Must have exceptional customer service and be able to manage difficult customer situations, respond promptly to customer needs, solicit customer feedback to improve service, respond to requests, and meet customer commitments. Must have sound interpersonal skills and be able to solve conflicts that arise on the job sites and remain open to new ideas and efficiencies. Must have excellent oral communication and be able to speak clearly, listen and get clarification from sub-contractors, vendors, customers, and Project Management. Must also have the ability to respond both quickly and effectively to job site questions. Must have excellent written communication and be able to write clearly and informatively. Communication should be without spelling and grammar mistakes. The ability to read and interpret written instructions is a must. Must be able to work as a team and be a true team member. The ability to balance team and individual responsibilities, the ability to provide and take feedback, and the ability to contribute to building a positive team-oriented atmosphere by supporting your supervisors and Project Managers is a must. Must be able to prioritize and plan job site tasks, use time efficiently, organize/schedule other employees and their tasks and develop realistic action plans pertaining to the job. Must be able to communicate with customers, sub-contractors, vendors, field superintendents, and Project Managers in a professional manner and follow through on commitments. Must be able to accurately assess the job site and demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, look for ways to improve and promote quality work, and provide feedback to improve performance. Must be able to complete work in a timely manner and constantly strive to increase productivity. Must be able to observe and follow OSHA safety standards, report potentially unsafe working conditions, and use tools/equipment/ and materials properly. Must be able to consistently report to work on time, arrive to jobsite meetings and appointments on time, and ensure responsibilities are covered in the event of an absence. Must show initiative, seek increased responsibilities in the field, and offer assistance when needed. Must be able to travel to various jobsites as assigned. Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities Relocation opportunities

Job Description The Field Superintendent oversees all field operations for an electrical contracting company, ensuring that projects are executed on time, within budget, and to the company's quality standards. This leadership role serves as the primary link between project management and field teams, ensuring alignment with company goals, safety standards, and client expectations. The General Field Superintendent will lead foremen/project superintendents and field staff, resolve operational challenges, and enforce compliance with Florida regulations and industry best practices. Responsibilities: 1. Foreman/Superintendent Duties and Supervision: Perform foreman/superintendent duties at multiple job sites simultaneously. Oversee multiple field foremen/superintendents and assist with managing their workloads on various projects. Mentor and provide hands-on training/guidance for field foremen to promote professional growth within the company. 2. Representation and Compliance: Represent Clark Electric by adhering to company policies and procedures and enforce as needed. Communicate with project managers, supervisors, vendors, and subcontractors to efficiently and effectively manage and complete projects. 3. Project Management: Work with project managers and field foremen/superintendents to maintain project budgets and ensure timely completion of projects. Perform quality control duties regarding work performed on-site. 3. Staffing and Coordination: Assist with onsite interviews. Schedule and allocate manpower to respective jobs to ensure each project is fully staffed with adequate and qualified help. Coordinate materials needed on each project site with project management and foremen to ensure timely installation of each scope of work. 4. Equipment and Logistics: Work with the warehouse manager to ensure timely deliveries to each project site. Coordinate with foremen, the warehouse coordinator, and project managers to ensure proper equipment and tools are available on-site. Ensure proper use of company-owned equipment on each project site. 5. Training and Development: Implement and maintain company standards for installation methods across all projects. Assist in training employees to maximize their potential. Train foremen to manage projects according to company requirements and systems properly. 6. Issue Resolution and Communication: Identify conflicts/issues in construction job-site progress and communicate them to field supervisors, project managers, and customers, providing resolutions. Follow up with project managers and foremen to ensure subcontractors correct all identified issues on job sites. 7. Site Management: Ensure that job sites are always kept clean and organized. Maintain daily electronic logs of activities on job sites with the superintendent project report list. Review completion lists with onsite foreman to ensure project completions. Attend pre-construction and weekly jobsite meetings if the foreman is unable to attend. Identify work areas outside the subcontracted scope with foremen. 8. Administrative Duties: Manage the time and attendance system (ADP) by ensuring all team members clock in and out correctly each week. Ensure all timesheets for assigned employees are corrected and sent to HR before payroll each week. Coordinate and manage the rental equipment required for tasks on the job site, keeping the budget in mind. Qualifications: Must be able to provide onsite directions to and resolve problems among sub-contractors, vendors, and Clark Electric employees. Must be able to identify deficiencies in work performed and provide resolutions. Must be able to excel at communication via phone and email with sub-contractors, vendors, Project Managers, and field superintendents. Must be able to read/understand all drawings and specs per project. Must have exceptional customer service and be able to manage difficult customer situations, respond promptly to customer needs, solicit customer feedback to improve service, respond to requests, and meet customer commitments. Must have sound interpersonal skills and be able to solve conflicts that arise on the job sites and remain open to new ideas and efficiencies. Must have excellent oral communication and be able to speak clearly, listen and get clarification from sub-contractors, vendors, customers, and Project Management. Must also have the ability to respond both quickly and effectively to job site questions. Must have excellent written communication and be able to write clearly and informatively. Communication should be without spelling and grammar mistakes. The ability to read and interpret written instructions is a must. Must be able to work as a team and be a true team member. The ability to balance team and individual responsibilities, the ability to provide and take feedback, and the ability to contribute to building a positive team-oriented atmosphere by supporting your supervisors and Project Managers is a must. Must be able to prioritize and plan job site tasks, use time efficiently, organize/schedule other employees and their tasks and develop realistic action plans pertaining to the job. Must be able to communicate with customers, sub-contractors, vendors, field superintendents, and Project Managers in a professional manner and follow through on commitments. Must be able to accurately assess the job site and demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, look for ways to improve and promote quality work, and provide feedback to improve performance. Must be able to complete work in a timely manner and constantly strive to increase productivity. Must be able to observe and follow OSHA safety standards, report potentially unsafe working conditions, and use tools/equipment/ and materials properly. Must be able to consistently report to work on time, arrive to jobsite meetings and appointments on time, and ensure responsibilities are covered in the event of an absence. Must show initiative, seek increased responsibilities in the field, and offer assistance when needed. Must be able to travel to various jobsites as assigned. Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities Relocation opportunities

Job Description The Field Superintendent oversees all field operations for an electrical contracting company, ensuring that projects are executed on time, within budget, and to the company's quality standards. This leadership role serves as the primary link between project management and field teams, ensuring alignment with company goals, safety standards, and client expectations. The General Field Superintendent will lead foremen/project superintendents and field staff, resolve operational challenges, and enforce compliance with Florida regulations and industry best practices. Responsibilities: 1. Foreman/Superintendent Duties and Supervision: Perform foreman/superintendent duties at multiple job sites simultaneously. Oversee multiple field foremen/superintendents and assist with managing their workloads on various projects. Mentor and provide hands-on training/guidance for field foremen to promote professional growth within the company. 2. Representation and Compliance: Represent Clark Electric by adhering to company policies and procedures and enforce as needed. Communicate with project managers, supervisors, vendors, and subcontractors to efficiently and effectively manage and complete projects. 3. Project Management: Work with project managers and field foremen/superintendents to maintain project budgets and ensure timely completion of projects. Perform quality control duties regarding work performed on-site. 3. Staffing and Coordination: Assist with onsite interviews. Schedule and allocate manpower to respective jobs to ensure each project is fully staffed with adequate and qualified help. Coordinate materials needed on each project site with project management and foremen to ensure timely installation of each scope of work. 4. Equipment and Logistics: Work with the warehouse manager to ensure timely deliveries to each project site. Coordinate with foremen, the warehouse coordinator, and project managers to ensure proper equipment and tools are available on-site. Ensure proper use of company-owned equipment on each project site. 5. Training and Development: Implement and maintain company standards for installation methods across all projects. Assist in training employees to maximize their potential. Train foremen to manage projects according to company requirements and systems properly. 6. Issue Resolution and Communication: Identify conflicts/issues in construction job-site progress and communicate them to field supervisors, project managers, and customers, providing resolutions. Follow up with project managers and foremen to ensure subcontractors correct all identified issues on job sites. 7. Site Management: Ensure that job sites are always kept clean and organized. Maintain daily electronic logs of activities on job sites with the superintendent project report list. Review completion lists with onsite foreman to ensure project completions. Attend pre-construction and weekly jobsite meetings if the foreman is unable to attend. Identify work areas outside the subcontracted scope with foremen. 8. Administrative Duties: Manage the time and attendance system (ADP) by ensuring all team members clock in and out correctly each week. Ensure all timesheets for assigned employees are corrected and sent to HR before payroll each week. Coordinate and manage the rental equipment required for tasks on the job site, keeping the budget in mind. Qualifications: Must be able to provide onsite directions to and resolve problems among sub-contractors, vendors, and Clark Electric employees. Must be able to identify deficiencies in work performed and provide resolutions. Must be able to excel at communication via phone and email with sub-contractors, vendors, Project Managers, and field superintendents. Must be able to read/understand all drawings and specs per project. Must have exceptional customer service and be able to manage difficult customer situations, respond promptly to customer needs, solicit customer feedback to improve service, respond to requests, and meet customer commitments. Must have sound interpersonal skills and be able to solve conflicts that arise on the job sites and remain open to new ideas and efficiencies. Must have excellent oral communication and be able to speak clearly, listen and get clarification from sub-contractors, vendors, customers, and Project Management. Must also have the ability to respond both quickly and effectively to job site questions. Must have excellent written communication and be able to write clearly and informatively. Communication should be without spelling and grammar mistakes. The ability to read and interpret written instructions is a must. Must be able to work as a team and be a true team member. The ability to balance team and individual responsibilities, the ability to provide and take feedback, and the ability to contribute to building a positive team-oriented atmosphere by supporting your supervisors and Project Managers is a must. Must be able to prioritize and plan job site tasks, use time efficiently, organize/schedule other employees and their tasks and develop realistic action plans pertaining to the job. Must be able to communicate with customers, sub-contractors, vendors, field superintendents, and Project Managers in a professional manner and follow through on commitments. Must be able to accurately assess the job site and demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness, look for ways to improve and promote quality work, and provide feedback to improve performance. Must be able to complete work in a timely manner and constantly strive to increase productivity. Must be able to observe and follow OSHA safety standards, report potentially unsafe working conditions, and use tools/equipment/ and materials properly. Must be able to consistently report to work on time, arrive to jobsite meetings and appointments on time, and ensure responsibilities are covered in the event of an absence. Must show initiative, seek increased responsibilities in the field, and offer assistance when needed. Must be able to travel to various jobsites as assigned. Company Benefits: National health, dental, and vision plan Paid vacation and holidays Tool re-imbursement plan Incentive and recognition opportunities Relocation opportunities