Electrician Lead B (Cable Department)

Job Title: Electrician Lead B

Location: Pascagoula, Mississippi

General Function:

The Electrician Lead B is responsible for directing a team of craft electrical employees engaged in production, repair, or material handling processes to meet company quality, safety, and scheduling standards. Working under the direction of a Foreman, Superintendent, or other management personnel, this role ensures optimal team performance and job completion in a cost-effective and compliant manner.

Primary Duties and Responsibilities:

* Assign and coordinate daily tasks for hourly electricians.

* Record and submit timekeeping data for hourly employees.

* Monitor progress, provide technical support, and resolve operational issues.

* Assist with planning procedures, manpower, tools, and equipment needs per project drawings.

* Ensure adherence to installation standards, quality benchmarks, safety protocols, and cost control.

* Monitor and document electrical equipment and system installation progress.

* Confirm that all installations are mechanically complete and ready for startup, testing, and commissioning.

* Manage proper handling, calibration status, and security of test equipment and tools.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

* Ability to track and report key job activity data to foreman: e.g., cable tray/cable lengths installed, equipment setup, terminations, manpower and hours per task.

* Understanding of hazardous area classifications and appropriate IP rating applications.

* Proficient in reading engineering schematics, wiring diagrams, and vendor documentation.

* Ability to identify deviations from specifications and proactively escalate or correct.

* Strong planning and forecasting skills regarding equipment, materials, and labor requirements.

* Proficient in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Access, Outlook).

* Familiar with current industry codes and standards: DnV, ABS, USCG, API, MODU, NEC, IEEE, IEC.

* Effective communication, leadership, and team development capabilities.

Experience & Education:

* Minimum of 8 years of experience in marine shipbuilding and offshore electrical construction involving hazardous area environments.

* Completion of formal electrical training such as:

o 4-year electrical apprenticeship

o Vocational certification

o Trade school diploma in commercial/industrial electrical systems

o Or equivalent hands-on training and experience