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Manager Electrical Distribution Jobs in Indiana (NOW HIRING)

Sr. Electrical Engineer III

Crane, IN · On-site

$107K - $139K/yr

Types of work include: interior and exterior lighting; facility power distribution systems ... Knowledge of budgeting, planning and project management techniques, including the ability to ...

Sr. Electrical Engineer III

Crane, IN · On-site

$107K - $139K/yr

Types of work include: interior and exterior lighting; facility power distribution systems ... Knowledge of budgeting, planning and project management techniques, including the ability to ...

Sr. Electrical Engineer III

Crane, IN · On-site

$107K - $139K/yr

Types of work include: interior and exterior lighting; facility power distribution systems ... Knowledge of budgeting, planning and project management techniques, including the ability to ...

... manage expense budgets * Learn and understand bearing theory and bearing manufacturing processes. * Maintain and improve building auxiliary systems: Electrical distribution, air compressors, HVAC ...

You will work on a wide range of projects involving electrical distribution, lighting, data, low ... Experience managing commercial projects from planning through completion. * Experience with ...

You will work on a wide range of projects involving electrical distribution, lighting, data, low ... Experience managing commercial projects from planning through completion. * Experience with ...

You will work on a wide range of projects involving electrical distribution, lighting, data, low ... Experience managing commercial projects from planning through completion. * Experience with ...

You will work on a wide range of projects involving electrical distribution, lighting, data, low ... Experience managing commercial projects from planning through completion. * Experience with ...

You will work on a wide range of projects involving electrical distribution, lighting, data, low ... Experience managing commercial projects from planning through completion. * Experience with ...

You will work on a wide range of projects involving electrical distribution, lighting, data, low ... Experience managing commercial projects from planning through completion. * Experience with ...

You will work on a wide range of projects involving electrical distribution, lighting, data, low ... Experience managing commercial projects from planning through completion. * Experience with ...

You will work on a wide range of projects involving electrical distribution, lighting, data, low ... Experience managing commercial projects from planning through completion. * Experience with ...

You will work on a wide range of projects involving electrical distribution, lighting, data, low ... Experience managing commercial projects from planning through completion. * Experience with ...

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Manager Electrical Distribution information

What is the difference between Manager Electrical Distribution vs Electrical Engineer?

AspectManager Electrical DistributionElectrical Engineer
CertificationsPE license often preferred, relevant electrical certificationsPE license often required, engineering degrees
Work EnvironmentUtility companies, power distribution networks, project managementDesign, analysis, testing in labs or field, project development
ResponsibilitiesOverseeing electrical distribution systems, managing teams, ensuring complianceDesigning electrical systems, performing calculations, developing projects

The main difference between a Manager Electrical Distribution and an Electrical Engineer lies in their focus and responsibilities. Managers oversee distribution operations and team management, while Electrical Engineers focus on designing and analyzing electrical systems. Both roles often require similar certifications and work within utility or engineering firms, but their day-to-day tasks and leadership responsibilities differ.

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

DavinWorks Inc

Indianapolis, IN

$150/day

Per diem

Posted 7 days ago


Job description

Electrical Superintendents

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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

Electrical Foremen

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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

Electrical QA/QC Professionals

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

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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

Journeyman Electricians

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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

Electrical Superintendents

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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

Electrical Foremen

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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

Electrical QA/QC Professionals

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

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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

Journeyman Electricians

Qualified candidates should have experience:

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

What DavinWorks MEP Offers

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

General Requirements

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