Electrical Foreman

The role of a Foreman Electrician is to oversee electrical construction projects from pre-construction planning through to completion. Success will be measured by the incumbent’s effective and efficient management of cost, quality, and timely completion of projects.

• TECHNICAL:
• Bending and threading EMT, Rigid, and PVC-coated conduit.
• Installing switch gear, MCCs, and panels.
• Terminating power and control wiring neatly and accurately.
• Must have a strong working knowledge of:
• Power and control from 24vdc to 480vac.
• Troubleshooting complex control circuits from Motor to PLC I/O.
• Use of DMM, Megger, Circuit Tracer, and other necessary test equipment.
• Ability to read and understand Plans, Specifications, Maintenance Manuals, Calibration Procedures, and Electrical Schematics.
• N.E.C.
• SAFETY: Ensure that all subordinates adhere to all safety requirements of the task and conditions.
• MANAGEMENT:
• Ensure that jobs are completed on budget.
• Ensure that jobs are completed on time.
• Ensure that direct reports are on task.
• Ensure that jobs are completed with top quality.

• Must be a “California State Certified Electrician”
• Must have a minimum of six (6) years in the industrial electrical trade.
• Knowledge of the practical application of industrial electrical construction.
• Excellent communication skills (written and verbal).
• Professional appearance.
• Clean DMV record.

The physical demands for a Foreman Electrician described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Must be able to move in and around the office and customers’ sites.
• Must be able to travel by car, plane, and other transportation to visit customers’ sites to analyze needs.
• Some sites can have rough terrain, loud noise, and extreme heat.
• Must have good vision and be able to read small print, see colors, read and understand contracts; ability to write proposals and plans, use a computer to communicate via email, conduct research, and prepare reports, documents, and letters.
• Must be able to communicate verbally in person and via telephone to understand customer needs, provide direction, explain solutions, and present information.
• Physical requirements also include walking, bending, stooping, kneeling, standing, stretching, reaching, and climbing stairs, and lifting up to 50 pounds.