Why Work at Prism PSG

An experienced Telecom Designer provides a comprehensive understanding of structured of cabling, backbone and horizontal distribution systems, telecom spaces, and supporting infrastructure. This role requires the ability to independently design, coordinate, and problem-solve complex telecom systems with minimal to no supervision while collaborating with internal teams, clients, and other disciplines.

The Safety Specialist is responsible for supporting and enforcing safety programs across active construction job sites. This role works closely with project managers, superintendents, and field crews to ensure compliance with OSHA and site-specific safety requirements, reduce workplace hazards, and promote a strong safety culture.

The Project Assistant is responsible for scheduling meetings, recording decisions and breaking projects into manageable tasks. Creates and updates workflows, analyzes risks, and prepares documentation. Monitors project progress, addresses issues, and coordinate quality controls.  Provides support for project managers to ensure that projects meet milestones and deadlines. 

The Senior Electrical Designer, EIT or PE, will lead and manage the design of complex electrical systems for industrial projects. This role requires a deep understanding of electrical principles, advanced design techniques, and the ability to oversee and mentor a team of junior designers. The Electrical Designer will work closely with electrical engineers, project managers, and other stakeholders to deliver high-quality electrical designs that meet project objectives, comply with industry standards, and ensure the safety and efficiency of systems.

The Panel Shop Supervisor will be to plan, organize, and direct the operations of the Panel Shop operations as well as participating in the fabrication of industrial control panels. This includes PLC and other instrument panels. Provide overall leadership of the shop.