SpartanX

Manager

• Oversee day-to-day ESC electrical operations across assigned markets
• Lead, support, and hold ESC Electricians and electrical support personnel accountable for performance
• Coordinate field coverage, workloads, priorities, and manpower needs
• Ensure electrical service and corrective work is completed safely, accurately, and efficiently
• Provide technical guidance for complex electrical troubleshooting and field issues
• Support service calls, electrical corrections, inspection deficiencies, and post-installation issues
• Assist teams with main panel upgrades, equipment replacements, system corrections, and other residential electrical work
• Monitor open electrical work and proactively address issues affecting completion timelines
• Ensure electrical work complies with applicable NEC, state, and local requirements
• Review field work for quality, completeness, and code compliance
• Identify recurring electrical deficiencies and implement corrective actions
• Conduct or coordinate quality-control reviews and field audits
• Ensure projects are properly prepared for electrical inspections
• Work with AHJs and inspectors to resolve electrical deficiencies when necessary
• Maintain strong safety standards across ESC field operations
• Partner with ESC Scheduling to prioritize and assign electrical work
• Coordinate with Service, Inspections, Install, Permitting, Construction Operations, and other departments to resolve project issues
• Monitor technician productivity, job completion, documentation, and field performance
• Coach and develop electricians and electrical support personnel
• Identify training needs and strengthen technical capabilities across the team
• Ensure field documentation, photographs, notes, and completion records are accurate and timely
• Escalate significant operational, safety, or compliance concerns to leadership

Electrician Manager

• Oversee day-to-day electrical operations for residential solar projects
• Manage and support licensed electricians, apprentices, and field crews
• Ensure all work is completed safely and in compliance with NEC and Iowa code requirements
• Review project schedules, manpower needs, and installation timelines
• Assist with troubleshooting electrical and operational issues in the field
• Coordinate with operations, permitting, inspections, and service departments
• Conduct quality control reviews and jobsite audits
• Support crew development, accountability, and training initiatives
• Ensure proper documentation, inspection readiness, and project closeout compliance
• Maintain professional communication with homeowners, AHJs, and internal teams