Foreman 1

Description

• Collaborate with project managers and engineers to interpret drawings, clarify scope, and communicate project requirements effectively to the field team
• Foster clear communication between field personnel, subcontractors, and office staff to align goals and resolve issues promptly
• Supervise and coordinate daily job site activities to ensure project milestones, quality standards, and safety protocols are met
• Obtain safety training as expected by all company personnel.
• Troubleshoot complex electrical issues and recommend effective solutions to minimize downtime and rework
• Support workforce planning by identifying staffing needs and contributing to crew scheduling
• Perform work at various heights, up to 90’ from ladders, scaffolds, aerial lifts, and cat walks and be able to work in restricted areas
• Help guide and direct electrical crews, assigning tasks, monitoring progress, and providing on-the-job guidance to ensure productivity and adherence to project plans
• Maintain proper documentation of job progress, material usage, safety incidents, and inspections
• Oversee the installation, modification, and repair of electrical systems in commercial, industrial, or construction settings
• Read and interpret electrical blueprints, schematics, and technical documents to ensure proper installation and code compliance
• Promote and encourage open communication between field and office regarding all safety concerns, suggestions, improvements, and PPE needed.
• Pre-plan and identify the methods to eliminate hazards daily by work task.
• Mentor and train apprentices and junior electricians, helping them build technical skills and understand job site expectations

Requirements

• Positive safety attitude and personal integrity – both are non-negotiable
• Lift at least 50 pounds
• Ability to effectively supervise and evaluate craft performance
• Analytical thought process to troubleshoot and resolve difficult problems
• Working knowledge of various construction disciplines, contract documents, cost control, scheduling, safety regulations, engineering drawings and other documents
• Travel to various construction sites is essential, exposing employee to outdoor elements, noise, and the need to stand and walk. Other requirements may include the ability to kneel, crawl, bend, climb ladders, reach and handle with fingers, and differentiate colors.
• Execute skill in observing habits and hazards of others and bringing it to their attention.
• Technical degree in a relevant field preferred; (Equivalent combination of technical training and/or related experience can substitute)
• Valid Driver’s License and insured personal transportation required
• 3-5 years of electrical construction experience; in a supervisory capacity preferred
• Job requires working in all outdoor elements (rain, snow, heat, etc.)
• Repetitive use of arms, hands, and fingers
• Capable of managing and leading electrical crews
• High School Diploma (or equivalent) required

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance