Traveling Electrical Superintendent, Foreman, QA-QC Professionals and Journeyman Electricians

Electrical Superintendents

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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• Leading large commercial or light-industrial electrical projects
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• Managing field manpower, production, scheduling, and work sequencing
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• Coordinating with project management, other trades, and client representatives
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• Reviewing drawings, specifications, RFIs, and project requirements
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• Conducting look-ahead planning and identifying execution risks
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• Holding field teams accountable for safety, quality, and production
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Electrical Foremen

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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• Directing electrical crews and planning daily field activities
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• Performing layout and assigning work from electrical drawings
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• Tracking labor productivity and installed quantities
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• Coordinating material, equipment, access, and work areas
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• Maintaining quality and safety expectations
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• Communicating jobsite needs and constraints to project leadership
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Electrical QA/QC Professionals

We need experienced electrical QA/QC personnel with hands-on, field-based inspection experience.

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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• Performing field inspections of electrical installations
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• Verifying work against drawings, specifications, and approved standards
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• Inspecting conduit, cable, terminations, equipment, and electrical distribution systems
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• Reviewing and documenting torque, insulation-resistance, continuity, and voltage testing
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• Managing punch lists, deficiency tracking, and corrective-action verification
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• Completing clear, accurate inspection reports and turnover documentation
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• Communicating quality issues professionally with field leadership
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Journeyman Electricians

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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• Commercial or light-industrial electrical installations
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• Conduit bending and installation
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• Wire pulling, terminations, and equipment connections
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• Switchgear, panels, transformers, and distribution systems
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• Reading electrical drawings, specifications, and one-line diagrams
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• Performing quality work with limited supervision
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Electrical Superintendents

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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• Leading large commercial or light-industrial electrical projects
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• Managing field manpower, production, scheduling, and work sequencing
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• Coordinating with project management, other trades, and client representatives
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• Reviewing drawings, specifications, RFIs, and project requirements
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• Conducting look-ahead planning and identifying execution risks
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• Holding field teams accountable for safety, quality, and production
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Electrical Foremen

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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• Directing electrical crews and planning daily field activities
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• Performing layout and assigning work from electrical drawings
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• Tracking labor productivity and installed quantities
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• Coordinating material, equipment, access, and work areas
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• Maintaining quality and safety expectations
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• Communicating jobsite needs and constraints to project leadership
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Electrical QA/QC Professionals

We need experienced electrical QA/QC personnel with hands-on, field-based inspection experience.

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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• Performing field inspections of electrical installations
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• Verifying work against drawings, specifications, and approved standards
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• Inspecting conduit, cable, terminations, equipment, and electrical distribution systems
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• Reviewing and documenting torque, insulation-resistance, continuity, and voltage testing
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• Managing punch lists, deficiency tracking, and corrective-action verification
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• Completing clear, accurate inspection reports and turnover documentation
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• Communicating quality issues professionally with field leadership
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Journeyman Electricians

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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• Commercial or light-industrial electrical installations
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• Conduit bending and installation
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• Wire pulling, terminations, and equipment connections
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• Switchgear, panels, transformers, and distribution systems
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• Reading electrical drawings, specifications, and one-line diagrams
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• Performing quality work with limited supervision
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What DavinWorks MEP Offers

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• Competitive hourly rates based on position and verified experience
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• Per diem for eligible traveling employees — average $150/day worked (4+ hours)
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• W-2 employment through DavinWorks MEP
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• Consistent work with a priority client
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• Large commercial and light-industrial projects
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• Opportunities for continued assignments based on performance
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General Requirements

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• Verifiable experience for the position being pursued
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• Strong commercial or industrial electrical background
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• Ability to read and work from electrical drawings
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• Reliable transportation to the project
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• Position-appropriate tools and job-ready PPE
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• Ability to pass all required employment and client onboarding screenings
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• Willingness to travel to and work in the Indianapolis, Indiana area
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• Dependable attendance, professional communication, and a safety-first mindset
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• No Indiana statewide electrical license is required; local municipal licensing may apply depending on scope and jurisdiction
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• Any Journeyman License Preferred
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