Electrical Foreman

Brief Description BUILT FROM GRIT. POWERING WHAT’S NEXT. In 2016, we launched Conductor Power to compete harder, move faster, and step boldly into renewable energy. Today, under second-generation leadership, every member of our team has been intentionally chosen for their skill, dedication, and shared vision. Together, we combine proven high-voltage expertise with forward-focused Solar EPC and electrical services - setting the pace for the next era of utility innovation. And we’re just getting started. Now, we’re building what’s next. And we’re looking for you. Why This Role Matters At Conductor Power, you won’t just take a job - you’ll help power communities, strengthen infrastructure, and advance America’s renewable energy future. From substations to solar EPC projects, our work is critical, complex, and built to last. Why Conductor Power? Because We’re Not Just Another Contractor Safety first, always - every project, every team member, every dayTrusted high-voltage expertise - delivering precision and reliabilityLeading in Solar EPC & Electrical Services - powering the renewable energy transitionIntentionally built team - skilled, dedicated, and forward-focused We combine old-school integrity with next-generation opportunity. The Electrical Foreman is responsible for overseeing daily crew-level electrical installation activities on-site. This role works under the direction of the General Foreman or Electrical Superintendent and helps ensure that tasks are completed safely, accurately, and efficiently. The Foreman plays a hands-on role in supervising crews, coordinating materials, and reporting field progress. Supervisory Responsibilities Direct supervision of a crew of 4–15 electricians, apprentices, operators and laborers depending on project size and phase. Ensures adherence to safety, quality, and production expectations. Duties/Responsibilities Supervise and assign tasks to a crew of electricians, apprentices operators and laborers. Ensure installation meets project design specifications, electrical codes, and safety standards. Assist with layout and planning of daily work to align with construction milestones. Troubleshoot field issues and communicate with the General Foreman on schedule or resource impacts. Track labor hours and productivity, submitting accurate daily logs. Conduct safety meetings and enforce jobsite safety expectations. Coordinate tools and materials for daily tasks and assist in inventory control. Mentor and train junior team members to build skillsets and promote safe work habits. Comply with company policies. All other duties as assigned or deemed appropriate. Requirements Education/Experience: 3–5 years of hands-on experience in electrical construction, including solar or renewable energy projects. 1+ years in a supervisory or crew lead role preferred. OSHA 10 required; OSHA 30 preferred. Physical Requirements Occasional lifting (up to 50 pounds), carrying, walking, and standing. Frequent hand/eye coordination to operate computer keyboard and office equipment; vision for reading, recording and interpreting information; speech communication and hearing to maintain communication with employees and other team members. When navigating a job site, the ability to move around project sites, which may involve walking, climbing stairs, and navigating uneven terrain. Valid driver’s license Travel 100% Summary Conductor Power provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.