Craig Lucero oversees field operations at Jade Energy Services, leading crew scheduling, coordination, and supervision across industrial and residential electrical projects.
He brings hands-on technical expertise from the field to his leadership role, preparing project estimates and scope of work while ensuring safety and quality standards are met on every job.
Craig brings over 10 years of experience in electrical construction, industrial operations, and project leadership.
His primary areas of expertise include crew scheduling and supervision, electrical estimating and take-offs, project scope development, safety compliance, and industrial and residential electrical systems. He previously worked as a Journeyman Electrician at Kyvek Energy Services.
Education & Certifications
- GED, San Juan College
- New Mexico Journeyman Electrician (EE98J); Colorado Journeyman Electrician
- NCCER Certified Instructor; Low Voltage Qualified
- NFPA 70E (2015); Medium Voltage Arc Flash Training; Safeland Certified; H2S Safety Trained; NEC Code Update / Construction Seminars
Leadership & Achievements
- Promoted from journeyman electrician to Vice President of Operations, now overseeing scheduling, coordination, and supervision of all field crews at Jade Energy Services.
- Completes electrical package take-offs and estimates, defining project scope of work for industrial and residential jobs.
- NCCER Certified Instructor, training and mentoring the next generation of electricians.
- Monitors crew performance and productivity to ensure project procedures and safety requirements are consistently maintained.
Personal Note
Outside of work, Craig enjoys spending time with his wife and kids. He’s an avid outdoorsman who loves riding dirtbikes, fishing, hunting, archery, and camping.
“I lead by example, communicate expectations clearly, and make decisions based on facts and experience. I give people ownership of their work while holding myself and the team accountable for safety, quality, and results. I believe in addressing problems directly, learning from every project, and continually improving how we plan and execute our work.”