Electrical Supervisor

Role summary

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The Electrical Supervisor is responsible for coordinating electrical construction and maintenance activities, supervising electricians and subcontractors, interpreting drawings, monitoring progress, and ensuring work meets Australian electrical standards, project specifications, and safety requirements. Candidates are generally expected to hold relevant electrical trade qualifications and licences, with proven supervisory experience in civil construction, infrastructure, commercial, or industrial projects. Strong knowledge of electrical installations, testing, fault finding, documentation, and quality control is important. The role also requires practical leadership, clear communication, planning ability, and confidence working with project managers, clients, suppliers, and site crews. A current driver licence, construction safety credentials, and the ability to work remotely or on project sites may be required.

About the employer

CBP Contractors is an Australian contracting business delivering construction, infrastructure, civil, and associated electrical works for public and private-sector clients. Its projects typically require coordinated site operations, skilled trades, subcontractor management, and a strong focus on safety, quality, environmental responsibility, and programme delivery. The company’s workforce includes supervisors, engineers, tradespeople, operators, and project support staff who work together to complete technically demanding projects. As a contractor, CBP generally values practical experience, reliability, teamwork, and the ability to adapt to changing site conditions. Employment conditions may vary according to the project, location, roster, and client requirements. Candidates should confirm the exact project scope, work location, travel arrangements, accommodation, overtime, and allowances directly with CBP Contractors during the recruitment process.