Dynamical Tech Licensed Electrical Contractor (Qualifying Party) Shreveport, LA · Full time Company website

We are seeking an experienced Master Electrician to serve as our Louisiana State Licensed Qualifying Party or to work toward obtaining this critical license. This senior leadership position combines advanced technical expertise with business acumen, regulatory compliance, and project management responsibilities across all our Louisiana operations. As our Qualifying Party, you will be the licensed professional responsible for ensuring all electrical work meets Louisiana State Uniform Construction Code requirements, oversee projects exceeding $10,000 in value, and serve as the technical authority for our electrical contracting business throughout Louisiana. This position is ideal for a master electrician ready to transition into contractor-level responsibilities or an established electrical contractor looking to join a growing organization with expansion opportunities across the Gulf South region.

About Dynamical Tech

Dynamical transforms technology complexity into strategic business advantage through integrated advisory, implementation, and managed services. We help enterprises optimize their IT infrastructure, cyber security, and communications to achieve measurable outcomes. Our approach uniquely combines deep technical expertise with business acumen, bridging the gap between complex technology investments and real ROI. We're building a team of consultants and technical experts who want to solve the most challenging enterprise technology problems while making a meaningful business impact.

Description

Primary Responsibilities

Qualifying Party & Regulatory Compliance

  • Serve as the designated Qualifying Party for our Louisiana Electrical Contractor License (LSLBC)
  • Ensure all electrical installations, modifications, and repairs comply with:
  • Louisiana State Uniform Construction Code
  • National Electrical Code (NEC) - current edition
  • NFPA 70 standards
  • Local parish and municipal amendments
  • Sign off on electrical installations and certify code compliance
  • Maintain current knowledge of Louisiana electrical codes and NEC updates
  • Serve as primary point of contact with Louisiana electrical inspectors and LSLBC
  • Oversee permit applications and approval processes across Louisiana parishes


Technical Leadership & Project Oversight

  • Provide technical oversight for all electrical projects exceeding $10,000 in value
  • Review and approve electrical designs, plans, and specifications
  • Conduct quality assurance inspections on critical installations
  • Troubleshoot complex electrical issues across commercial, industrial, and residential projects
  • Make final decisions on material selections, installation methods, and code interpretations
  • Evaluate and approve change orders with electrical implications
  • Ensure proper installation of:
  • High and medium voltage systems (up to 35kV)
  • Low voltage systems (fire alarm, security, telecommunications)
  • Commercial lighting and power distribution
  • Industrial motor controls and automation
  • Emergency power systems (generators, UPS, battery backup)
  • Renewable energy systems (solar PV integration)


Business Management & Strategic Planning

  • Collaborate with ownership on business development and growth strategy
  • Review and approve electrical project bids and estimates over $50,000
  • Participate in financial planning and budgeting for electrical division
  • Develop and implement company electrical standards and best practices
  • Represent company at industry events, trade shows, and professional associations
  • Monitor market trends and competitive landscape in Louisiana electrical contracting


Team Leadership & Development

  • Supervise and mentor master electricians, journeyman electricians, and apprentices
  • Lead technical training sessions on code updates, new technologies, and safety procedures
  • Recruit and evaluate candidates for electrical positions
  • Foster culture of safety, quality, and continuous improvement
  • Coordinate scheduling and resource allocation across multiple concurrent projects
  • Resolve conflicts and address performance issues professionally


Safety & Risk Management

  • Develop and enforce comprehensive electrical safety program
  • Ensure OSHA compliance across all jobsites
  • Conduct incident investigations and implement corrective actions
  • Review and approve electrical safety plans for high-risk work
  • Maintain company's safety record for bonding and insurance purposes
  • Lead safety committee and champion safety culture initiatives


Required Qualifications


Licensing & Certification

Option A - Current Electrical Contractor (Preferred):

  • Louisiana State Electrical Contractor License issued by LSLBC (REQUIRED)
  • Currently serving or able to serve as Qualifying Party
  • License must be in good standing with no disciplinary actions


Option B - Master Electrician (License-Track):

  • Louisiana Master Electrician License (parish/municipal level)
  • Minimum 8 years of progressive electrical experience
  • Willingness and ability to obtain Louisiana State Electrical Contractor License within 12 months
  • Company will sponsor license application and examination costs


Both Options Require:

  • Valid Louisiana driver's license with clean record
  • Ability to pass LSLBC background check and financial review
  • OSHA 30 certification
  • First Aid/CPR certification


Experience & Expertise

  • 8+ years of progressive electrical experience with increasing responsibility
  • Minimum 5 years in commercial or industrial electrical work
  • Extensive knowledge of:
  • National Electrical Code (NEC) - all articles
  • Louisiana State Uniform Construction Code and amendments
  • Electrical theory, calculations, and load analysis
  • Three-phase power distribution
  • Motor controls and automation systems
  • Lighting design and controls
  • Emergency power systems
  • Grounding and bonding systems
  • Arc flash analysis and NFPA 70E
  • Experience managing electrical teams and subcontractors


Business & Leadership Competencies

  • Proven leadership and team management capabilities
  • Ability to read and interpret construction contracts
  • Proficient with electrical estimating software
  • Professional presentation skills for client meetings


Financial Requirements (for Qualifying Party)

  • Ability to meet LSLBC financial standing requirements:
  • Minimum $10,000 net worth (verified via notarized financial statement)
  • Stable financial history
  • No recent bankruptcies or major financial judgments


Preferred Qualifications


Advanced Certifications & Credentials

  • BICSI RCDD (Registered Communications Distribution Designer)
  • NICET certification in Fire Alarm Systems (Level III or IV)
  • Certified Electrical Inspector (CEI)
  • Professional Engineer (PE) license in Electrical Engineering
  • NFPA 70E Certified Electrical Safety Professional
  • Manufacturer certifications (Schneider Electric, Eaton, Siemens, GE, ABB)


Specialized Experience (Optional)

  • Data center electrical infrastructure
  • Healthcare facility electrical systems
  • High voltage distribution (13.8kV, 34.5kV systems)
  • Petrochemical facility electrical work (Louisiana Gulf Coast experience)
  • Emergency power system design (NFPA 110, NFPA 111)
  • Renewable energy integration (solar PV, battery storage)
  • Arc flash studies and coordination studies
  • Experience with design-build project delivery


Typical Work Schedule:

  • Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM


Project Locations:

  • 50% work within 75 miles of home base
  • 30% regional travel within Louisiana (typically day trips)
  • 20% overnight travel (hotel and per diem provided)


Work Environments:

  • Commercial office buildings and retail spaces (25%)
  • Healthcare facilities and hospitals (25%)
  • Educational institutions (25%)
  • Industrial and manufacturing facilities (15%)
  • Government buildings (10%)


Company Support:

  • $5,000 licensing achievement bonus upon obtaining LSLBC license
  • Paid study time (up to 80 hours)
  • All examination and application fees covered
  • Flexible Work Arrangements: Hybrid schedule (3 days office, 2 days remote) after first year
  • Overtime Eligibility: Exempt position, but eligible for project bonuses
  • Comprehensive Benefits Package: Annual Bonus, Time Off, Health Insurance, and Retirement


Interested candidates should submit:

  1. Current resume highlighting electrical experience
  2. Copy of Louisiana Electrician and Contractor License 
  3. List of certifications (BICSI, NICET, OSHA, manufacturer certs, Fire Marshal licenses)
  4. Three professional references (previous supervisors or electrical inspectors)



Salary

$100,000 - $125,000 per year