Matthew O. Pierce

Matthew Pierce has been working at his family-owned business for over 20 years. His experience as an electrical contractor in Northern California is vast. Many of the projects he has worked on can be found on the Projects page and below are some of his career highlights and responsibilities.

Matthew Pierce is an Electrical Contractor specializing in:
  • Commercial
  • Residential
  • Institutional
  • Industrial

Pierce Electric, Inc., Vallejo, California  
Owner and President – (2007 to Current)

Hal Pierce Electric Company, Vallejo, California
  • Superintendent Of All Jobsite Construction Activities – (2005 to 2007)
Over see and manage the daily jobsite operations of 5 to 15 electricians working on numerous jobsites with revenues exceeding $1.5 million in electrical contracts.
Responsibilities included direct supervision of all jobsite Forman. Procured required jobsite materials and tools, including safety equipment. Coordinated and implemented jobsite construction schedules. Provided key jobsite information to the estimating department regarding change orders and changed conditions. Conducted company safety meetings.

  • Project Foreman for Commercial, Residential, and Institutional Construction Projects – (2003 to 2005)
Responsibilities included direct supervision of jobsite electricians, apprentices, and subcontractors. Ordering of required jobsite materials and tools, including safety equipment. Implementing jobsite construction schedules. Provided key jobsite information to the estimating department regarding change orders and changed conditions. Conducted jobsite safety meetings.

  • Electrician for Commercial, Residential, and Institutional Construction Projects – (2001 to 2003)
Responsibilities included installation of under ground conduit systems, branch circuits, panels, transformers, switchboards, devices, plates, light fixtures, lamps, fire alarm systems, clock systems, communications systems, category 5 computer systems, equipment connections, lighting, and motor control systems. Supervised jobsite electricians, apprentices, and subcontractors. Ordered jobsite materials and tools, including safety equipment. Implemented jobsite construction schedules. Provided key jobsite information to the estimating department regarding change orders and changed conditions. Conducted jobsite safety meetings.
   
  • Helper and Apprentice Electrician for Commercial, Residential, Institutional Construction Projects, and Service and Repair Department – (1995 to 2001)