Job Title: Branch Manager Reports To: Regional Manager, Central Florida Location: Space Coast FLSA Status: Full-Time, Exempt Position Overview: The Branch Manager will establish and lead Owen Electric Company’s new Space Coast office, with primary responsibility for supporting and growing our electrical construction work at Cape Canaveral. This role is accountable for branch profitability, project execution, customer relationships, staffing, and team development. The Branch Manager will build a local operation capable of delivering work safely, on schedule, within budget, and to company quality standards. The position combines branch leadership with direct involvement in project performance, working closely with clients, project managers, field leaders, and corporate support teams. Safety takes priority over profit and schedule. Key Responsibilities: Branch Startup & Leadership
Lead the startup of the Space Coast office, including staffing, office and field support needs, equipment, and operating processes.
Develop and execute the branch operating plan, including revenue, gross profit, overhead, cash flow, and staffing goals.
Coordinate startup spending and resource commitments with executive leadership within approved budgets.
Establish clear responsibilities and performance expectations for branch personnel.
Uphold Owen Electric’s values of safety, quality, teamwork, and growth.
Project Management & Execution
Oversee Cape Canaveral and other assigned Space Coast projects from preconstruction and mobilization through closeout and final collection.
Hold project teams accountable for schedules, manpower plans, material availability, productivity, and quality.
Maintain regular jobsite involvement to assess progress, support field leadership, and resolve issues early.
Coordinate estimating, purchasing, VDC, prefabrication, and field operations to support project delivery.
Ensure project correspondence, scope changes, commitments, and milestones are documented and communicated.
Lead recovery plans when project performance falls behind expectations.
Financial Performance & Risk Management
Own branch profit and loss performance, balancing project results with the cost of building and operating the new office.