Shayne MacPherson

Electrical Superintendent

• Review contracts/construction drawings for planning, scheduling and site specific details
• Generate takeoff from Electrical drawings and order materials
• Coach and counsel electrical team members
• Plan electrical installation according to site milestones and deadlines
• Familiar with site specific Project Labor/Master Agreements
• Ensure Staffing Journeyman - Apprentice ratios are correct
• Attend Daily/weekly meetings
• Plan and schedule tasks in alignment with other trades
• Develop and improve training protocols in alignment with company goals
• Evaluate job requirements based on client needs
• Follow electrical code manuals to install and repair electrical systems
• Resolve production challenge including supply shortages and inclement weather delays
• Generate checklists to minimize errors decreasing re-work costs
• Enforce safety regulations and discipline workers for not following work safety agreements
• Take ownership of electrical crew schedule, developing short- and long-term look-ahead schedules to align with execution plans
• Help create and complete start up schedule

N.F.P.A 70 E certification

OSHA 30 certification

First Aid/CPR

Sexual Harassment training

Forklift and Lift certified trainer

Medium voltage termination/splice certification

PVC coated conduit installation certification

• Supervised employees and day-to-day activities of construction.
• Monitored employee performances and motivated team members on day-to-day basis by delivering positive reinforcement.
• Read and interpreted blueprints and information to plan, schedule and carry out jobs effectively.
• Worked closely with Superintendent on schedule and upcoming milestones of project
• Kept track of material quantity to ensure there was no delays because of material shortages

• Installed electrical components in commercial and industrial buildings.
• Installed and maintained controls for Industrial projects.
• Assembled and installed physical structures, electrical wiring and electronic components, including maintenance of all equipment from incoming power to component level with 24 to 12,470 volts.
• Followed established safety practices when using tools and equipment.
• Troubleshoot issues and developed effective solutions.

• Performed building electrical installation, troubleshooting and preventative maintenance
• Maintained organization, cleanliness and safety in all work areas.
• Operated hand and power tools and diagnostic equipment to complete various aspects of jobs.
• Put in new new electrical components, fixtures and motors.
• Performed installation, maintenance and tests of electrical energy systems and components by safely using all equipment and tools.
• Completed semi-skilled and skilled work under supervision of fully qualified supervisors.