Electrical Project Manager
About the job
- Strong knowledge of industrial electrical work.
- An electrical trade background is preferred, and a 309A license is considered a strong asset.
- Previous estimating, project coordination, foreman, service, or project management experience in an industrial electrical environment.
- Ability to read and interpret drawings, specifications, site information, and electrical scopes of work.
- Strong understanding of labour planning, material takeoffs, change orders, and job costing.
- Experience working with industrial customers, suppliers, subcontractors, and field trades.
- Strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
- Comfort using Microsoft Office, email, scheduling tools, customer relationship management and project tracking systems, and estimating tools.
- Valid driver’s license.
- Review customer requests, site conditions, drawings, specifications, and scopes of work.
- Prepare accurate labour, material, equipment, subcontractor, and rental estimates.
- Build clear and professional customer quotes and proposals.
- Coordinate with suppliers and subcontractors to obtain pricing.
- Identify risks, exclusions, assumptions, and opportunities during the estimating process.
- Track open quotes and follow up with customers in a timely and professional manner.
- Maintain accurate records of estimates, quotes, revisions, and customer communications.
- Manage electrical jobs from award through completion.
- Coordinate manpower, materials, rentals, subcontractors, and equipment.
- Work with dispatch and field leadership to schedule work effectively.
- Communicate job expectations to foremen, electricians, apprentices, and subcontractors.
- Ensure field teams have the information, drawings, materials, and support required to execute the work.
- Monitor project progress, labour hours, material costs, and overall job performance.
- Identify and resolve issues before they impact safety, schedule, quality, or profitability.
- Review completed work, close out jobs, and support invoicing.
- Build relationships with industrial customers through clear communication, professionalism, and follow-through.
- Attend site visits, customer meetings, and job walks as required.
- Support troubleshooting, planning, and technical coordination for industrial electrical work.
- Ensure customer expectations are understood and managed throughout the job.
- Respond to customer needs, quote requests, and active job issues.
- Ensure work is planned and executed in accordance with applicable electrical codes, safety requirements, customer standards, and company procedures.
- Support job hazard assessments, pre-job planning, permits, and site-specific requirements.
- Promote safe work practices and professional conduct on job sites.
- Assist with deficiency tracking, closeout documentation, and corrective actions as needed.
- An electrical trade background, with a 309A license considered a strong asset.
About the company
Bullet Trade Services is an industrial services and millwrighting contractor serving Ontario from London to Toronto. It provides industrial maintenance solutions and a diverse project portfolio, performing hands-on services to keep facilities running. The company’s work centers on skilled trades, equipment installation, alignment, and preventive maintenance, delivered through a team-based approach that applies precision, safety, and reliability on site. What sets Bullet Trade Services apart is its prominence in the province, a steady track record, and the trust it has built with clients through consistent, high-quality maintenance and execution across a wide range of projects. The company’s goal is to be a dependable, go-to partner for industrial maintenance and millwrighting needs, helping clients minimize downtime and extend equipment life by delivering dependable services across Ontario.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Puslinch, Canada
Founded
2008
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Bullet's August 2026 website says it covers Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph, London, Brantford, Brampton, Burlington, and the GTA.
- Indeed showed active hiring on September 2, 2026, including welders, electricians, and project managers.
- A August 2026 job post said Bullet was expanding for significant new and upcoming work.
What critics are saying
- Bullet runs a labor-heavy model; open roles in Puslinch, Guelph, Toronto, and Huntsville signal staffing strain.
- Snowdon Partners bought Bullet in 2023; integration friction can distract management and slow execution.
- A few large industrial clients can unwind fast; losing one anchor account threatens project flow and cash generation.
What makes Bullet Trade Services unique
- Founded in 2008, Bullet bundles millwrighting, electrical, fabrication, and machine moving across Ontario.
- Bullet serves hundreds of customers across automation, food, packaging, plastics, chemicals, and mining.
- Its apprenticeship program and ticketed-trades hiring pipeline create a sticky labor advantage in Ontario.
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Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance