Electrical Foreman
Listed on 2026-10-02
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Construction Manager/ Foreman, Electrician/ Electrician Installation
Electrical Foreman (BBBH
278174) Florida, USA
Salary: USD
35 - USD
40 per hour + Vehicle, Overtime, Bonuses
Electrical Foreman
$35/hr - $40/hr + Company Vehicle + Consistent Overtime + Bonuses + Stable Long-Term Projects + Progression + Training+ Strong Company-Paid Benefits + PTO + 401k + Per Diem
Florida – Home Based with 100% Travel
Are you an electrical supervisor looking to step up into a role with lucrative overtime opportunities for you to maximize your earning potential with consistent work on long-term projects and a company vehicle?
This is an excellent opportunity to take on a supervisory position and make your mark on new projects while taking advantage of consistent opportunities for overtime where you can increase your earnings significantly while enjoying great benefits such as a company vehicle and the security of consistent hours.
This company is a leading specialty contractor that is renowned for the variety of commercial and industrial electrical projects they work on. They have a strong reputation for looking after their employees and are growing significantly.
On offer is the chance to lead crews on active job sites and work directly with Superintendents and Project Managers while maintaining the highest standards of safety, quality, and productivity.
This role would suit an electrician with supervisory new construction experience who is looking for lucrative earning potential along with excellent benefits, bonus potential, and a vehicle package of your preference.
The Role:- Foreman on a large-scale commercial project
- Progression to Superintendent available
- Bonuses, overtime, company vehicle, per diem
- Supervisory electrical construction project experience
- Willing to travel to the project
- Looking for a senior role in a growing company
We are an equal opportunities company and welcome applications from all suitable candidates.
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