Industries · Power & Utilities
The people behind the power that infrastructure runs on.
Every data center starts as a power problem. Through Super InfraWorks Energy, we supply electricians, apprentices, controls technicians and project support to utilities, energy developers and electrical contractors building substations, generation and on-site power.
What we hear
- Electrician shortages in fast-growing power markets
- Long-lead equipment and compressed install windows
- Strict safety requirements for energized work
- Workforce needs that shift as projects move from build to operate
How we help
Support for power & utilities
- 01
Electrical workforce
Journeyman electricians, apprentices and controls technicians with NFPA 70E training.
- 02
Project support
Field engineers, QA/QC and project coordinators for substation and generation projects.
- 03
On-site power
Support for UPS, battery and switchgear installation and maintenance at critical facilities.
- 04
Apprenticeships
Electrical apprenticeship pipelines developed with Academy partners.
Typical engagements
What this work looks like
Representative scopes, described without customer names.
Typical buyers
Utilities and energy companies · Electrical contractors · Energy developers
- Electrical crews supporting a 300 MW campus substation build
- Battery inspection and maintenance program across 40 UPS rooms
- Apprentice cohort placed with an electrical contractor partner
Relevant divisions
Services for this industry
Infrastructure Workforce
Qualified technicians, complete crews and project teams — deployed in days, not months.
Critical Infrastructure Projects
Complete scopes delivered as outcomes — 500 racks, 40 miles of fiber, a full-facility cabling package.
Super InfraWorks Academy
Training, apprenticeships and certifications that create new infrastructure labor supply.
Talent & Recruiting
Direct hire, executive search and workforce planning for infrastructure organizations.
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