Summary:

The Electrical Supervisor manages the electrical maintenance program and maintenance staff for Alaska shore-based processing plants.

Key Responsibilities:

• Maintains a crew of electricians for efficient and safe electrical equipment repairs
• Inspect all new electrical installs, whether by the construction crew or vendor labor
• Coordinates with Plant managers and Chief engineers, Production managers, outside labor for new installs, heavy maintenance, and equipment upgrades
• Coordinates with Trident management for project planning
• Plans and ensure timely and on budget delivery of Capital Projects
• Maintains training for electrical staff
• Understanding of Project Logic Controls (PLC) and panel use for industrial equipment and automation

Additional Responsibilities: 

• Ensures safety equipment and clothing is onsite for crew use and construction crews are up to date on safety training
• Coordinates with Plant managers and Chief engineers for support crew needed for the various processing seasons
• Orders all material for maintenance projects and as needed for maintenance of facilities.
• Maintains a professional relationship with Plant managers, Chief engineers, and Production managers
• Advises management on what is needed to maintain a safe and efficient electrical workspace
• Advises management of new electrical safety requirements
• Advises management of needed equipment upgrades and replacements
• Research new energy saving equipment and processes
• Acquires knowledge of Trident’s Environmental and Safety Policies by completing required training programs and performing designated work activities in accordance with training and procedures/work instructions 
• Notifies designated personnel of any environmental or safety incidents or risks not previously documented, in accordance with Environmental Awareness and/or safety trainings

Experience:

• Ten years in the electrical field including five years as a licensed Commercial/ Industrial Electrical Journeyman preferred

Education:

• Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent. Associate's degree (A.A.) or equivalent from two-year college or technical school preferred; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Electrical Maintenance Technician Certificate or an Electrical Technician Certificate

Qualifications:

• Two years installing and or maintaining Industrial electrical equipment
• Must be able to travel to Alaska for extended periods of time according to facility needs
• Must be able to work in uncomfortable environments that are unique to Alaska processing facilities
• Must be a self-starter, able to manage one’s time with little oversight
• Must be able adjust travel schedule on short notice
• Must be able to think creatively to overcome logistical and environmental conditions that are prevalent at Alaska processing facilities
• OR instead of above could we use below as the base line and the above is desired?