Electrical Foreman

Day in the Life

• Lay out work and ensure materials, tools, equipment, and information are in place ahead of time.
• Cookordination crew scheduling with the Project Manager and/or General Superintendent.
• Take ownership of production, QA/QC, and crew scheduling on smaller projects.
• Complete required paperwork and coding.
• Initiate and monitor the safety program in the field.
• Cookordinate with other trades, prepare detail drawings, and communicate directly with the General Contractor and inspections as required.

Necessary Qualifications

• Current electrical license.
• OSHA 30 minimum.
• Six or more years of previous commercial/industrial electrical experience.
• A high level of planning, organization, and field leadership ability.
• Demonstrated responsibility for production, QA/QC, safety, and scheduling.
• An efficient knowledge of all scopes of construction and ability to coordinate with multiple stakeholders on site.