Electrical Project Manager Jobs in Virginia
Electrical Project Manager jobs in Virginia are in strong demand, concentrated in defense contracting, federal facilities construction, data center development, and commercial infrastructure across a market that ranges from entry-level project engineers to senior program leads. Northern Virginia, Richmond, and Hampton Roads are the primary hiring centers, where established contractors such as Leidos, DPR Construction, and AMSEC regularly staff electrical project management roles. The most sought-after specialties include large-scale federal and mission-critical projects, data center electrical systems, and utility-scale power distribution. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Initial Assignment: Richmond, Virginia with upcoming assignments in Fredericksburg, VA, Wilmington, NC
S T Quality Electric, Inc. is seeking an experienced Electrical Superintendent to lead field operations for large multifamily construction projects. Our projects range from approximately 100 to 500 units and include garden-style apartments, podium construction, and wrap-style developments. Electrical contract values typically range from $2 million to $10 million.
This is intended to be a long-term position—not employment limited to one project. We complete multiple projects annually and have established year-after-year relationships with repeat customers.
Position Responsibilities
The Superintendent will have primary responsibility for the daily operation and performance of the project, including:
- Directing daily electrical and low-voltage field operations.
- Planning manpower, sequencing work, and maintaining production.
- Managing hourly field crews ranging from approximately 4 to 20 employees throughout the project.
- Coordinating multiple production or unit crews working simultaneously.
- Monitoring labor hours, production rates, project schedule, quality, and budget performance.
- Coordinating electrical work with the general contractor, inspectors, other trades, vendors, and the company’s project-management team.
- Participating in project meetings and representing the company professionally with customers.
- Preparing short-term schedules and identifying manpower, material, inspection, and coordination need before they affect production.
- Coordinating material releases and ensuring materials are available when crews need them.
- Reviewing drawings, specifications, RFIs, and field conditions.
- Maintaining accurate daily reports and project documentation.
- Identifying changed conditions, delays, and potential additional work promptly.
- Managing electrical inspections, quality-control checks, punch-list work, testing, and final turnover.
- Maintaining a safe, organized, productive, and professional job site.
The Superintendent has the authority to make normal daily field decisions necessary to operate the project and maintain progress. Contract changes, formal change orders, and significant personnel replacements or terminations will be coordinated with and approved by the office.
Project Scope
Our work includes complete electrical installations and may include the following low-voltage systems:
- Fire-alarm systems
- Bi-Directional Amplifier and Emergency Responder Radio Coverage systems
- Access-control systems
- Audio-video systems
- Structured cabling
- Fiber-optic networking
- Associated testing, inspections, commissioning, and closeout
Qualifications
The ideal candidate will have:
- Proven electrical field-leadership experience on multifamily construction projects.
- Experience with garden-style, podium, wrap, hotel, student-housing, senior-living, or other large repetitive-unit projects.
- Experience managing hourly employees and multiple production crews.
- A strong understanding of electrical plans, specifications, applicable codes, inspections, and construction sequencing.
- The ability to manage labor productivity and hold crews accountable for quality and production.
- Experience coordinating electrical and low-voltage work with general contractors and other trades.
- Strong planning, documentation, communication, and problem-solving skills.
- The judgment and confidence to make sound daily field decisions.
- A professional approach to customer relationships and project meetings.
- The ability to identify potential change-order work and provide timely documentation to the office.
- A demonstrated history of completing projects safely, efficiently, and with high-quality results.
Relevant electrical licensing is not required but preferred, OSHA training is not required but preferred, fire-alarm experience, and experience with construction-management software are preferred but will be evaluated in relation to the candidate’s overall project experience.
Compensation and Benefits
We offer a competitive compensation package appropriate for the responsibility of this position:
- Base salary of $80,000–$110,000, depending on experience.
- Performance-based bonus opportunity.
- Fuel card, if working outside a normal distance of the project
- Retirement plan with company match.
- Paid vacation, holidays, and sick days
- Long-term advancement opportunities as the company continues to grow.
Housing and Travel
Candidates do not have to reside in the Richmond market.
When an employee’s permanent residence is more than approximately 60 minutes from the assigned project, the company will arrange and pay for a, fully furnished corporate-style apartment near the project. The apartment will include normal household furnishings, utilities, and kitchen facilities so the employee can prepare meals and live comfortably during the workweek.
Long-Term Opportunity
We are looking for a superintendent who wants more than a temporary assignment. Our company performs multiple projects each year and maintains ongoing relationships with repeat multifamily customers. Along with the Richmond assignment, the successful candidate will be considered for additional projects based on company workload, performance, and project location including upcoming projects in Fredericksburg, Wilmington, NC and other upcoming locations in the VA, NC, and SC markets.
If you are an experienced electrical field leader who understands multifamily production, takes ownership of project performance, and knows how to build a strong relationship with the general contractor and customer, we would like to speak with you.
Embrace this opportunity to lead impactful projects that shape communities! We seek motivated professionals ready to bring energy, precision, and leadership to our multifamily developments—making a difference one building at a time!
Pay: $80,000.00 - $110,000.00 per year
Benefits:
- 401(k) matching
- Paid time off
- Professional development assistance
- Relocation assistance
Work Location: In person
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What Virginia Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in electrical project manager jobs across Virginia.
- Active Virginia contractor license or master electrician license recognized by DPOR required
- Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, construction management, or a related technical field
- PMP or PMI certification strongly preferred for roles overseeing large-scale project portfolios
- Demonstrated experience managing NEC-compliant electrical installations on commercial or federal projects
- Proficiency with project scheduling and estimating tools such as Primavera P6 or Procore
- Ability to obtain a federal security clearance for defense and government facility projects in Virginia
Electrical Project Manager Jobs in Virginia: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a electrical project manager in Virginia?
The most direct path is combining a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or construction management with field experience and licensure through the Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation, or DPOR. Virginia requires contractors who oversee electrical work to hold a Board for Contractors license at the Class A, B, or C level depending on project scope. Many electrical project managers in Virginia also earn a PMP credential, which carries significant weight with defense contractors and large commercial firms in the state.
Which companies hire electrical project managers in Virginia?
Employers hiring electrical project managers in Virginia right now include Rinvio, EMCOR, and Rosendin Electric, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Virginia's concentration of federal agencies, defense contractors, and rapidly expanding data center campuses in Northern Virginia means that both large contractors and specialized subcontractors maintain consistent hiring activity throughout the year.
Which Virginia cities have the most electrical project manager jobs?
Richmond, Sterling, and Herndon have the most electrical project manager openings in Virginia. Northern Virginia's density of data centers and federal facilities drives the heaviest volume, while Richmond's commercial and industrial growth supports steady mid-market hiring and Hampton Roads sustains demand through its naval installations and base infrastructure projects.
Are there remote electrical project manager jobs in Virginia?
Yes, but they're rare. About 17% of electrical project manager openings tied to Virginia are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting the fundamentally site-dependent nature of the role. The portions of the work most amenable to remote arrangements include preconstruction planning, estimating, scheduling, and vendor coordination, while site supervision and inspections remain on-site requirements.
How can I get hired as a electrical project manager in Virginia with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry point is a project engineer or assistant project manager role with a Virginia-based general or electrical contractor, where you support a senior PM on active projects while building hands-on NEC and scheduling experience. Large Virginia contractors and federal construction firms routinely bring on recent graduates from Virginia Tech, George Mason, or Old Dominion University into rotational or associate PM programs. Earning your OSHA 30, pursuing a DPOR contractor license at the Class C level, and gaining experience in Procore or Primavera P6 distinguishes candidates with limited tenure.
Where can I find and apply to electrical project manager jobs in Virginia?
You can find and apply to electrical project manager jobs in Virginia on Migrate Mate, which lists current Virginia openings from employers actively hiring. Find the roles that fit your experience and location, then apply directly to each one through the listing.
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