Energy Marshal - West Memphis, AR
West Memphis, AR, United StatesYesterday
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Key details
- Salary
- $171K/yr
- Location
- West Memphis, AR, United States
- Work style
- Onsite
- Level
- Lead / Staff+
- Job type
- Contract
- Experience
- 10–13 yrs
- Function
- other
- Focus area
- other
- Posted
- Yesterday
Skills
About the role
📍 Location: West Memphis, AR
📅 Duration: 2 Years
📋 Type: 1099 Contractor
Compensation & Schedule
💰 Pay Rate: $82/hr
🏨 Per Diem: $150/Day
💵 Pay Frequency: Weekly
⏰ Schedule: Monday-Saturday | Monday-Friday 7:00 AM-5:00 PM | Saturday 7:00 AM-3:00 PM
📈 Weekly Project Hours: 50-60 Hours Per Week | Day Shift
Why This Opportunity?
Join a major data center construction project supporting the startup and commissioning of a new facility in West Memphis, AR. This long-term opportunity provides specialized oversight of high-risk electrical activities throughout the construction, startup, and commissioning phases.
The Energy Marshal will oversee energized systems, Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) programs, energization planning, electrical safety compliance, equipment startup activities, and energy isolation procedures.
This is not a traditional construction safety role. The position requires hands-on experience managing electrical risk and energized systems within complex construction, industrial, manufacturing, or plant environments.
Required Qualifications
✔ OSHA 510 Certification
✔ NFPA 70E Certification
✔ Minimum 10 Years of Electrical Construction, Electrical Operations, Commissioning, or Equivalent Relevant Experience
✔ Data Center Experience as an Energy Marshal
✔ Experience Overseeing Energized Systems and Electrical Safety Programs
✔ Experience with Electrical Commissioning, Startup, or Energization Activities
Preferred Qualifications
⭐ Experience Serving as an Energy Marshal or Electrical Safety Coordinator
⭐ Manufacturing Facility Startup Experience
⭐ Industrial Plant Commissioning Experience
⭐ Experience Working Around Switchgear, Substations, Distribution Systems, and Energized Production Equipment
⭐ Experience Supporting Large-Scale Industrial or Manufacturing Construction Projects
What You'll Be Doing
- Serve as the Energy Marshal for the data center project
- Provide oversight of high-risk electrical activities
- Oversee Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) programs and energy isolation procedures
- Support energization planning throughout the project
- Oversee electrical safety compliance
- Monitor activities involving energized systems
- Support electrical equipment startup activities
- Provide safety oversight during electrical commissioning and energization
- Help manage electrical risk throughout construction, startup, and commissioning phases
- Work with project teams to support safe execution of energized electrical activities
Technical Knowledge
Candidates should have working knowledge of:
- NFPA 70E
- Electrical Safety
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
- Energy Isolation Procedures
- Energized Systems
- Energization Planning
- Electrical Commissioning
- Equipment Startup
- Switchgear
- Substations
- Electrical Distribution Systems
- Energized Production Equipment
- Electrical Risk Mitigation
What Success Looks Like
The ideal candidate is a hands-on, technically experienced Energy Marshal with data center experience and a strong background in electrical construction, electrical operations, commissioning, or equivalent relevant work.
Success in this role requires effective oversight of energized systems, LOTO, electrical commissioning, startup, energization activities, and energy isolation procedures while supporting electrical safety throughout the construction and commissioning of the new data center.
Apply Today
Qualified candidates should submit a resume for immediate review.
Please ensure your resume clearly reflects experience directly related to the project's scope of work. Experience with Energy Marshal responsibilities, data centers, NFPA 70E, LOTO, energized systems, electrical commissioning, energization, switchgear, and substations should be clearly identified.
Interviews are actively being scheduled for qualified candidates.