Ryan Mashburn
Paradise,TX
Summary
Electrical Superintendent-level leader and Master Electrician with 8+ years directing critical-power installation, startup, functional testing, and turnover on mission-critical and industrial facilities up to 1,000,000 square feet. Proven ability to superintend crews of up to 15 electricians, coordinate MEP trades, vendors, and owners' representatives, and deliver code-compliant, uptime-focused electrical systems from mobilization through commissioning and closeout. Strong fit for Data Center Electrical Superintendent, MEP Superintendent, and mission-critical field-leadership roles.
Overview
1
1
Certification
14
14
years of professional experience
Work History
Owner / Master Electrician
M6 Electric
Springtown, TX
01.2022 - Current
- Directed all field electrical operations for industrial projects up to 1,000,000 sq ft, superintending crews of up to 15 electricians across design, installation, startup, and turnover — functioning as the de facto electrical superintendent on every owner-operated contract.
- Led installation, energization, and functional testing of critical power infrastructure — including switchgear, transformers, substations, and backup generation — applying the same startup and functional performance testing (FPT) discipline used in Level 3-4 data center commissioning.
- Directed substation transformer replacements and emergency restoration work, using load-bank and failure-mode verification methods equivalent to the integrated-systems testing (IST) principles applied on mission-critical facilities.
- Enforced NEC and NFPA 70E compliance across all field operations, maintaining a [X]-incident safety record across an estimated [X] man-hours and mentoring [X] junior electricians on hazard-reduction and jobsite safety protocols.
- Coordinated directly with owners, general contractors, and vendors to protect project schedules, resolve field issues, and drive on-time turnover across [X] concurrent projects per year.
- Interpreted and enforced compliance with blueprints, one-line diagrams, and technical drawings on every installation, closing out punch items and delivering accurate as-built documentation for clean client turnover.
- Maintained CMMS-based equipment status reporting, maintenance documentation, and field records, giving leadership real-time visibility into system readiness — the same documentation rigor required for O&M manual handover and closeout.
- Led project management for electrical installations, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and quality standards.
- Developed strategic business initiatives to enhance customer satisfaction and expand service offerings.
- Oversaw financial planning, budgeting, and resource allocation to optimize operational efficiency.
- Established supplier relationships to negotiate favorable terms and ensure timely material delivery.
- Managed day-to-day business operations.
- Increased customer satisfaction by implementing efficient business processes and providing exceptional service.
- Hired trained, and managed a high-performing team of employees dedicated to achieving company goals.
- Established a positive workplace culture that fostered employee engagement, collaboration, and loyalty.
- Negotiated contracts with suppliers for better pricing and terms, reducing overall costs for the business.
- Organized and attended trade shows and special events to showcase products, network with other businesses and attract new customers.
- Streamlined operations to improve efficiency, enabling more time to be spent on strategic planning and decisionmaking.
- Scheduled employees for shifts, taking into account customer traffic and employee strengths.
- Launched staff engagement, gender diversity and cultural programs in addition to robust reporting tool that increased operational quality.
- Connected appropriate parts to deliver power to audio and visual equipment, signaling devices and heating or air conditioning systems.
- Tested electrical systems functionality and continuity of circuits using devices such as ohmmeters, voltmeters and oscilloscopes.
Electrical Foreman
Turney Electrical Services
Paradise, TX
01.2018 - 01.2022
- Supervised daily electrical installation and maintenance projects, ensuring compliance with safety protocols.
- Led team in troubleshooting complex electrical systems, improving operational efficiency and minimizing downtime.
- Trained junior electricians in best practices for wiring, grounding, and circuitry installation techniques.
- Coordinated project schedules and resource allocation to optimize workflow across multiple job sites.
- Inspected completed work for quality assurance, verifying adherence to local codes and industry standards.
- Managed procurement of materials and tools, negotiating with suppliers to reduce project costs effectively.
- Implemented preventive maintenance programs that extended equipment lifespan and reduced emergency repairs significantly.
- Read complex schematics and blueprints to install and repair electrical systems.
- Provided technical guidance to employees on safe operation of equipment and tools.
- Expedited issue resolution through effective troubleshooting techniques applied to complex electrical problems encountered during projects.
- Monitored job progress and performance of employees or contractors to complete projects prior to deadlines.
Lead Journeyman Electrician
Chandler Installation Corporation
Azle, TX
02.2015 - 01.2018
- Led installation, testing, and modification of breakers, controls, motors, and lighting systems, supervising crew execution against project drawings, NEC code, and site-specific requirements.
- Directed CAD-based layout and field installation sequencing, coordinating trade access and material staging to protect schedule and maintain safe, organized jobsite conditions.
- Maintained and functionally tested fire alarm and life-safety systems, coordinating vendor support and validating system response under simulated alarm conditions — a direct precursor to functional performance testing (FPT) protocols on mission-critical builds.
- Upheld OSHA-compliant site safety procedures while supervising field crews across active commercial and industrial installations.
Plant Electrician
GE Manufacturing Solutions
Fort Worth, TX
09.2012 - 02.2015
- Repaired and maintained co-generation and HVAC electrical systems supporting continuous manufacturing operations, applying root-cause troubleshooting via schematics and technical documentation.
- Helped implement backup power support and preventive maintenance programs that improved equipment reliability and reduced unplanned downtime.
- Documented maintenance activity and system performance data to support operational continuity, maintenance planning, and reliability reporting.
Education
GED -
Paschal Highschool
Fort Worth, TX05.2003
Skills
- Electrical field leadership: crew supervision, trade coordination, and schedule ownership on large-scale industrial and mission-critical projects
- Critical-power systems: UPS, generators, ATS, PDUs, MV/LV switchgear, transformers, substations, and IT power distribution
- Commissioning and turnover: startup/energization, functional performance testing, load-bank and failure-mode verification, as-built and O&M documentation
- Safety leadership: NEC, NFPA 70E, OSHA-compliant field operations, hazard reduction, and mentoring
- Manpower and schedule management: crew sizing, subcontractor/vendor coordination, look-ahead planning, field-issue resolution
- Blueprint, one-line, schematic, and CAD/drawing interpretation for accurate installation and turnover
- CMMS-based documentation, equipment status reporting, and maintenance/reliability records
Certification
Master Electrician License #525966
Timeline
Owner / Master Electrician
M6 Electric
01.2022 - Current
Electrical Foreman
Turney Electrical Services
01.2018 - 01.2022
Lead Journeyman Electrician
Chandler Installation Corporation
02.2015 - 01.2018
Plant Electrician
GE Manufacturing Solutions
09.2012 - 02.2015
GED -
Paschal Highschool
Fill In Before You Submit
- Replace every [X] above with a real number — recruiters and ATS systems weight quantified bullets heavily, and an unfilled bracket reads worse than a modest real number:
- Safety: total man-hours led, recordable/lost-time incident count (or TRIR if you calculate it), number of electricians mentored
- Schedule/volume: number of concurrent projects run per year, crew size ranges by project
- Mentoring: number of junior electricians trained or promoted under your supervision
Notes on This Revision
- Your résumé did not originally include formal Level 1-5/IST commissioning language because your background is facility/industrial operations, not GC-side data center construction. The bullets above use "applying the same principles as" / "equivalent to" framing rather than claiming direct IST leadership — this is intentional so you don't overstate experience you can be asked to detail in an interview.
- Consider adding a line item if you hold (or pursue) an OSHA 30-Hour Construction card or NFPA 70E Qualified/Authorized designation — these are near-universal screening items on hyperscale postings and currently absent from your résumé.
- If you have a specific named data center, telecom, or hospital mission-critical project, add it as a standalone bullet — a named mission-critical client is one of the strongest gap-closers per the checklist's Section 4.
Target Roles
- Data Center Electrical Superintendent
- MEP Superintendent, Data Center Construction
- Mission Critical Field Superintendent
- Critical Facilities Supervisor
- Electrical Facilities Superintendent