Electrical Supervisor
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Nov 10, 2026. First seen by Alion on Nov 5, 2026. Sigmar Recruitment scores A on the Alion truth index.
About Your New Company
An opportunity to join one of Ireland's top-rated electrical contractors, offering an excellent platform for an experienced Electrical Supervisor to take ownership of site operations across major construction and infrastructure projects.
With a particularly busy year ahead, the company has secured a strong pipeline of work across commercial developments, rail infrastructure and large-scale data centre projects. They are now looking to appoint an experienced Electrical Supervisor who can lead site teams, drive project delivery and play a key role in their continued growth.
This is an opportunity to join a highly regarded contractor with a strong reputation in the Irish market and a genuine commitment to developing its people.
About Your New Job
As Electrical Supervisor, you will take responsibility for the day-to-day supervision and coordination of electrical installation works, ensuring projects are delivered safely, efficiently and to the highest quality standards.
You will lead electrical teams on site, coordinate resources and subcontractors, monitor progress against project programmes and work closely with Project Managers, Engineers and Foremen to ensure successful project delivery.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage and supervise electrical installation teams across commercial, rail and data centre projects.
Oversee daily site operations, ensuring electrical works are completed safely, efficiently and in line with programme requirements.
Lead, coordinate and motivate electricians, chargehands, apprentices and subcontractors.
Plan and allocate labour, materials, plant and equipment to meet project deadlines.
Interpret electrical drawings, specifications and technical documentation to ensure installations meet design requirements.
Monitor project progress, identify potential delays and implement solutions to maintain programme.
Coordinate electrical works with mechanical contractors, main contractors and other trades.
Ensure all electrical installations comply with current regulations, industry standards and project specifications.
Maintain strict health and safety standards, carrying out site inspections and ensuring safe working practices.
Oversee quality control, inspections, testing and commissioning activities.
Attend site meetings and provide regular progress updates to Project Managers and senior management.
Identify technical and operational issues on site and work proactively to resolve them.
Support project handover, ensuring all relevant testing records, certification and documentation are completed.
What You Need
Qualified Electrician with a recognised electrical apprenticeship.
Proven experience as an Electrical Supervisor, Electrical Foreman or Senior Electrical Chargehand.
Strong background in commercial electrical installations and site supervision.
Experience managing electrical teams, subcontractors and day-to-day site activities.
Previous exposure to large-scale construction, infrastructure, rail or data centre projects would be highly advantageous.
Strong understanding of electrical drawings, specifications, installation methods and relevant regulations.
Experience with labour planning, material coordination, progress reporting and quality control.
Excellent leadership, communication and organisational skills.
Ability to drive programme delivery while maintaining high standards of safety and workmanship.
What's on Offer
Opportunity to join one of Ireland's top-rated electrical contractors.
Major project pipeline across commercial, rail and data centre sectors.
A busy and secure workload with significant long-term project opportunities.
A senior site-based position with genuine responsibility and autonomy.
Opportunity to work on complex, high-profile electrical installations.
Long-term career progression within an established and growing contractor.
Competitive salary and benefits package.
A chance to play a key role in delivering some of Ireland's most significant electrical projects.