BLOC Resources is seeking an experienced Electrical Coordinator 3 to join the SCS0003 Project Center of Excellence at the E.C. Gaston Steam Plant. This senior-level coordinator will play a critical role in supporting large-scale power generation, transmission, and distribution projects. The position requires a minimum of 10 years of related experience and a four-year degree in electrical engineering or a related technical field.

The Electrical Coordinator 3 ensures that electrical work within power plant environments is executed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with all applicable codes and standards. This role demands a strong technical background, a deep understanding of electrical infrastructure, and the ability to lead, coordinate, and oversee all aspects of electrical construction and maintenance activities.

Required Education and Experience

- Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or a related technical field (required)

- Minimum of 10 years of experience in electrical construction, electrical coordination, power generation systems, or related technical field

- Experience coordinating electrical work in industrial, utility, or power plant environments

Required Skills and Expertise

- Strong working knowledge of medium-voltage and high-voltage installation, commissioning, and checkout procedures

- Knowledge of OSHA regulations and environmental compliance requirements affecting electrical work

- Familiarity with the National Electric Code (NEC), electrical safety standards, and utility construction practices

- Strong understanding of construction contracts, lump-sum agreements, bid processes, and contractor oversight

- Ability to interpret technical drawings, schematics, single-line diagrams, relay protection diagrams, equipment specifications, and construction plans

- Working knowledge of best practices for conduit routing, cable tray installation, support systems, grounding, and cable-pulling operations

- Strong problem-solving ability with the capacity to provide technical guidance and field-based solutions

- Strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills with the ability to interface with diverse teams of contractors, engineers, designers, plant staff, and vendors

- Ability to manage multiple projects, prioritize tasks, and maintain organization in a fast-paced environment

- Self-driven personality with strong initiative, reliability, and a proactive approach to problem prevention rather than correction

Electrical Coordinator 3

Company: BLOC Resources

Department: SCS0003 – Project Center of Excellence

Pay Rate: $35.00-$40.00 per hour

Location: Alabama Power – E.C. Gaston Steam Plant

31972 Highway 25, Wilsonville, AL 35186

About the Role

BLOC Resources is seeking an experienced Electrical Coordinator 3 to join the SCS0003 Project Center of Excellence at the E.C. Gaston Steam Plant. This senior-level coordinator will play a critical role in supporting large-scale power generation, transmission, and distribution projects. The position requires a minimum of 10 years of related experience and a four-year degree in electrical engineering or a related technical field.

The Electrical Coordinator 3 ensures that electrical work within power plant environments is executed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with all applicable codes and standards. This role demands a strong technical background, deep understanding of electrical infrastructure, and the ability to lead, coordinate, and oversee all aspects of electrical construction and maintenance activities.

Key Responsibilities

- Promote and actively contribute to a strong safety-first culture; enforce all safety policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements

- Coordinate and manage electrical activities for construction, maintenance, system upgrades, and modernization initiatives within power generation and distribution facilities

- Develop, maintain, and monitor detailed project documentation, including schedules, budgets, scopes of work, material lists, and resource plans

- Ensure all electrical installations meet the quality expectations outlined in project plans, technical specifications, NEC requirements, Southern Company standards, and other applicable industry codes

- Interface regularly with project managers, construction coordinators, discipline leads, contractors, engineering teams, and external stakeholders to maintain alignment and workflow efficiency

- Support the administration of electrical contracts, including lump-sum contracts; assist with reviewing contractor performance, adherence to contract documents, and change management

- Identify electrical installation problems or discrepancies in the field, support root cause analysis, and ensure effective corrective measures are implemented by contractors or craft labor

- Attend and participate in project meetings including pre-bid reviews, pre-mobilization sessions, contractor orientations, job safety briefings (JSB), progress updates, and coordination meetings

- Ensure strict compliance with all electrical safety regulations, environmental guidelines, and operational requirements

- Maintain thorough knowledge of electrical codes, best practices, construction methods, and evolving industry standards relevant to medium- and high-voltage systems

- Oversee and support quality control inspections for all electrical components, equipment assemblies, cable systems, and terminations

- Coordinate preventive and corrective maintenance activities for electrical systems, ensuring all tasks are executed efficiently and documented properly

- Support troubleshooting of electrical systems, equipment failures, or unusual operating conditions, ensuring that issues are promptly stabilized and resolved

- Plan, coordinate, and support system upgrades such as substation enhancements, installation of new control systems, modernization of relay equipment, integration of renewable sources, or replacement of aging infrastructure

- Maintain accurate and detailed documentation including system drawings, equipment specifications, inspection records, maintenance logs, contractor reports, and testing documentation

- Assist in ensuring proper installation techniques for conduit systems, cable trays, supports, grounding systems, and large cable-pulling operations

- Provide on-site technical support and guidance to field personnel, helping resolve construction conflicts, technical questions, and installation challenges

- Help ensure that project deliverables remain aligned with budget, schedule, quality expectations, and technical requirements

Required Education and Experience

- Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or a related technical field (required)

- Minimum of 10 years of experience in electrical construction, electrical coordination, power generation systems, or related technical field

- Experience coordinating electrical work in industrial, utility, or power plant environments

Required Skills and Expertise

- Strong working knowledge of medium-voltage and high-voltage installation, commissioning, and checkout procedures

- Knowledge of OSHA regulations and environmental compliance requirements affecting electrical work

- Familiarity with the National Electric Code (NEC), electrical safety standards, and utility construction practices

- Strong understanding of construction contracts, lump-sum agreements, bid processes, and contractor oversight

- Ability to interpret technical drawings, schematics, single-line diagrams, relay protection diagrams, equipment specifications, and construction plans

- Working knowledge of best practices for conduit routing, cable tray installation, support systems, grounding, and cable-pulling operations

- Strong problem-solving ability with the capacity to provide technical guidance and field-based solutions

- Strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills with the ability to interface with diverse teams of contractors, engineers, designers, plant staff, and vendors

- Ability to manage multiple projects, prioritize tasks, and maintain organization in a fast‑paced environment

- Self-driven personality with strong initiative, reliability, and a proactive approach to problem prevention rather than correction

Work Environment

- On-site position at the Alabama Power E.C. Gaston Steam Plant, requiring daily presence within an active industrial facility

- Work includes both office-based coordination and field-based oversight of electrical construction and maintenance activities

- Role involves walking, climbing, inspecting electrical equipment, and entering plant areas where electrical and mechanical work is conducted

- Fast-paced, high‑accountability environment requiring precise communication and attention to detail

- Frequent interaction with plant operations, project managers, contractors, maintenance personnel, and engineering teams

- Emphasis on safety, compliance, and adherence to strict plant protocols and regulatory requirements

Compensation & Benefits

- Hourly pay rate: $35.00-$40.00

- Competitive compensation aligned with senior electrical coordination roles in the power generation industry

- Access to BLOC Resources contractor support services and administrative assistance

- Professional experience in a major power generation environment with opportunities for long-term placement or extension based on performance

- Exposure to high-impact utility projects, providing opportunities for technical growth, leadership development, and expanded industry expertise