Foreman

Description

The foreman schedules crews, assigns work, keeps records, operates vehicles and equipment safely, and leads training on pruning techniques. They also coordinate visual safety checks, join storm‑restoration efforts, and ensure compliance with the Line Clearance Contract and company policies.

• Enforce safe work practices and company safety policies.
• Schedule crews and assign tasks efficiently.
• Maintain accurate written and electronic records.
• Communicate project issues and procedures to customers.
• Lead, train, and coach team members on natural and directional pruning.
• Operate vehicles and equipment professionally and safely.
• Perform visual observations and safety checks during vegetation management.
• Participate in storm restoration efforts as needed.
• Ensure crew members follow work plans and adapt to schedule changes.
• Inspect and maintain personal protective equipment (PPE) and tools.
• Coordinate and inspect crew work; provide on‑the‑job training for climbers and bucket operators.
• Maintain company vehicles, equipment, and tools in good condition.

Requirements

The Foreman is a hands‑on leadership role requiring extensive experience in vegetation management and electrical line clearance. The position involves overseeing crews, ensuring safety, and maintaining customer relations while performing pruning and restoration tasks.

Candidates need 1‑2 years of recent relevant experience, a high school diploma, and a valid driver’s license (CDL preferred). They must be able to lift over 50 lb, travel on short notice, work overtime, and be bilingual in Spanish/English (a plus). Strong communication, leadership, and knowledge of climbing, pruning, and equipment operation are required.

The role demands regular physical activity, work at heights or confined spaces, and exposure to weather, noise, fumes, and vibration. Employees must wear appropriate PPE, use radios and hand tools correctly, and follow all safety rules.

• Possess broad knowledge of climbing, mechanical, and manual aspects of electrical line clearance.
• Demonstrate thorough understanding of proper pruning techniques.
• Meet physical demands: lift over 50 lb, work at heights/confined spaces, and endure inclement weather.
• Hold a valid driver’s license; CDL preferred; able to travel long distances on short notice.
• Have 1‑2 years recent experience, high school diploma or equivalent, and strong communication skills.
• Bilingual (Spanish/English) is a plus; must be trustworthy, responsible, and safety‑conscious.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance