Trade certification with 5+ years as an Electrical Superintendent in heavy construction, preferably in water treatment or wastewater treatment plants.
Strong understanding of mechanical and civil trades alongside electrical expertise.
Some experience in Project Management.
Excellent organizational skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook).
Knowledge of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and relevant safety certifications (WHMIS, Elevated Work Platform, Fall Arrest).
Ability to lead, assess trade performance, and solve problems effectively.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with a results-oriented mindset.
Responsibilities
Ensure compliance with NAC's Health, Safety, and Environment policies on-site.
Foster a positive work environment and maintain strong relationships with the project team and subcontractors.
Take ownership of trade knowledge and accountability for project outcomes.
Manage project estimates and labor/material cost codes, reporting to the Project Superintendent.
Draft weekly planning aids for project meetings and prepare timesheets.
Administer collective agreements and NAC policies effectively.
Provide technical expertise for project management tasks, ensuring field focus and quality compliance.
Deliver regular performance feedback and coaching to team members.
Benefits
Competitive compensation package.
Career growth and development opportunities with financial assistance.
Comprehensive benefits including dental, vision, and health coverage.
Employee & Family Assistance Program for support.
Company-matched pension plan and Registered Retirement Savings Plans.
Additional time off during the holiday season.
Opportunities for community involvement and engagement.
Supportive and friendly work environment with team activities and events.
Full Job Description
Electrical Superintendent, initially based at our Nobleton Water Resource Recovery Facility Upgrade in Schomberg, ON. Furnished accommodations provided to qualified non- local candidates.
Job Description
Thorough knowledge and understanding of NAC'S Health, Safety, and Environment policies and procedures as per the roles and responsibilities within the HSE Manual.
Build and maintain a good work ethic and working relationship with the site team, entire project workforce including subcontractors, suppliers, owner and engineer; encourage positive morale.
Ensure you are the most knowledgeable individual in your trade for the project as ultimately you are accountable for the result. Take all necessary action to ensure you understand the required work.
Responsible for the complete, thorough working knowledge of the estimate and the applicable material and labour cost codes and be accountable to the Project Superintendent and the Trade Operations Manager for meeting or beating the codes.
Provide draft written planning aid to the Project Superintendent by the end of each week in preparation of the weekly Planning Aid meetings.
Prepare and approve timesheets.
Understand and administer the terms of the collective agreement and NAC's policies and procedures.
Responsible for providing the trade specific technical expertise to the project management team for implementation of RFIs, RFS, CRX, commissioning plans and requisitions. Ensure the focus remains in the field.
Understand and interpret NAC's contractual obligations for the specific area of responsibility. Accountable for meeting the project specific Quality Plan and providing a final product that meets the requirements of NAC's contract with the Owner.
Provide regular performance feedback to your workforce. Coach and Discipline when necessary.
Requirements
Trade certification plus 5 or more years of experience as an Electrical Superintendent on relevant heavy construction projects, ideally involving water treatment plants (WTPs) and/or wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs).
Excellent knowledge of mechanical and civil trades as well as electrical.
Some Project Management experience.
Strong organizational skills.
Possess computer skills: Microsoft Office platform (Word, Excel & Outlook).
Knowledge of the Occupational Health, Safety Act.
Ability to lead and assess trade performance on the job.
Able to quickly identify problem situations, evaluate alternative causes and produce workable solutions.
Strong communication, problem-solving and interpersonal skills.
Results-oriented with the ability to interpret and effectively manage multiple and competing priorities and timelines.
Valid WHMIS, Elevated/Aerial Work Platform and Fall Arrest certificates are required.
NAC Offers:
Competitive compensation
Opportunities for career growth, development and advancement, including financial assistance
Comprehensive benefit plan (dental, vision, health, etc.)
Employee & Family Assistance Program
Excellent company matched pension plan
Registered Retirement Savings Plans
Additional time off between Christmas and New Year's Day
Community involvement opportunities
Friendly working environment
Numerous team activities and various company events
