Electrical General Foreman / Subject Matter Expert

The AMHS track wiring and power-up scope typically includes, but is not limited to, the following work:

• Installation, support, and termination of bus bar and conductor systems feeding Muratec OHT/OHS track segments.
• Pulling and terminating 480V / 208V / 120V power feeders from designated panels to AMHS power supply units (PSUs) and track power injection points.
• Low-voltage controls, communication, and signal cabling (CAN bus, Ethernet/Profinet, fiber where applicable) between track segments, controllers, OCS (OHT Control System), and host MES interfaces.
• Grounding and bonding of track structure, support steel, and equipment per Muratec specs and NEC Article 250.
• Coordination of cleanroom-compatible cable management, including UPW-rated cable tray, stainless hardware, and approved penetrations through cleanroom walls and ceilings.
• Pre-energization checkout, megger testing, point-to-point continuity, phase rotation, and documented commissioning support alongside Muratec start-up engineers.
• Safe energization (power-up) of track sections in coordinated sequence with Muratec, including LOTO management and arc-flash precautions.

• Lead, schedule, and direct a crew of journeyman electricians, apprentices, and electrical foremen across multiple shifts as project demands.
• Conduct daily pre-task planning (PTP) meetings, JSAs, and stretch-and-flex; ensure every crew member understands the day's scope, hazards, and quality expectations before entering the cleanroom.
• Mentor and develop foremen and journeymen; identify training gaps and coordinate with the PM on corrective skill-building.
• Manage labor productivity, track installed quantities against budget, and provide accurate weekly progress reporting to the PM.
• Enforce gowning, contamination-control, and tool-control protocols at the cleanroom airlock and at all times within the controlled environment.

• Serve as the on-site technical authority for AMHS electrical work, interfacing directly with Muratec field engineers, MEP design engineers, the owner's facilities team, and the GC.
• Read and interpret Muratec OHT/OHS installation drawings, single-line diagrams, panel schedules, ladder logic, and controls schematics; translate engineering intent into precise field execution.
• Resolve field conflicts, RFIs, and scope ambiguities; drive technical decisions in real time without compromising safety, quality, or schedule.
• Verify track segment power requirements, voltage drop calculations, feeder sizing, and overcurrent protection coordination match approved drawings before any installation begins.
• Lead troubleshooting on energized and de-energized systems — power quality issues, comm faults, ground loops, intermittent track faults — using meggers, oscilloscopes, multimeters, and clamp meters.

• Champion cleanroom discipline: garmenting, glove protocol, tool wipedown, material staging, and approved ingress/egress procedures.
• Ensure all materials entering the cleanroom are wiped down, certified, or otherwise approved per the site's contamination control plan (CCP).
• Coordinate with the cleanroom certification team to maintain ISO classification during active electrical installation; understand the impact of cutting, drilling, and cable pulling on particle counts.
• Use only cleanroom-compatible tools, lubricants, and consumables; reject any non-approved materials at the airlock.
• Train and re-train crew on protocols whenever new personnel rotate onto the project.

• Own the electrical safety program for the scope: enforce NFPA 70E compliance, arc-flash PPE selection, approach boundaries, and energized work permits where applicable.
• Manage Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) program for the AMHS scope, including group lockout coordination during multi-trade interface work and Muratec commissioning.
• Conduct and document daily safety inspections; lead near-miss and incident investigations with root cause analysis and corrective actions.
• Reinforce slip/trip/fall awareness, ladder safety, scaffold and lift operation, and overhead work protocols — all elevated risks given AMHS track is overhead-mounted work.
• Maintain a visible, vocal safety presence: stop work without hesitation when conditions warrant, and back the crew when they do the same.

• Verify every termination, splice, and pull against the approved drawings and Muratec installation specifications before sign-off.
• Maintain installation records, megger logs, torque records, continuity checks, and as-built redlines daily — not at the end of the project.
• Lead pre-energization walkdowns with QA/QC, the owner, and Muratec representatives; close out punch lists promptly.
• Document and escalate non-conforming work to the PM with proposed remediation; never bury a quality issue.
• Support commissioning documentation: power-up sequence records, factory-acceptance test (FAT) and site-acceptance test (SAT) participation, and final turnover packages.

• Interface daily with the GC, MEP coordinator, BIM team, and other trades (mechanical, controls, AMHS mechanical install, ceiling grid, fire protection) to manage track-overhead congestion and sequencing conflicts.
• Lead weekly look-ahead planning with the PM; identify constraints, material needs, and prerequisite work two to three weeks in advance.
• Communicate clearly and professionally with Muratec engineers — many of whom may be working through translation; use drawings, photos, and concise written confirmation to eliminate ambiguity.
• Provide accurate, timely status updates to the PM and client representatives; flag risks early.