Electrical Foreman

Foreman Electrician

We're a fast-growing national service provider supporting commercial and industrial clients across the U.S. We're looking for skilled, dependable Foreman Electricians with a leadership mindset and the flexibility to travel regionally or nationwide. If you're looking for a long-term opportunity with strong potential for advancement, let's talk.

This role involves leading crews on heavy commercial electrical projects across industrial job sites. While the environments are industrial, the scopes are typically straightforward and time-sensitive. You'll be responsible for managing labor, timelines, and onsite coordination while maintaining safety and quality standards.

• Lead a crew of at least 4 (typically 2 licensed electricians and 2 apprentices).
• Manage project schedules, labor, and on‑site execution under tight deadlines.
• Read and interpret blueprints, one‑lines, and electrical schematics.

• Conduit and wiring.
• Generator and UPS systems.
• Low‑ and medium‑voltage systems.
• Maintain daily communication with project managers and internal teams.
• Enforce safety practices and adherence to project specifications.
• Provide clear, professional written and verbal updates.

• Experience leading commercial or industrial electrical projects.
• Strong decision‑making skills in the field.
• Willingness to work up to 60 hours per week.
• Must be open to extensive travel.
• Ability to work independently and lead a crew with minimal supervision.
• High standards for professionalism, reliability, and accountability.

• Journeyman Electrician License required.
• 5+ years of field experience in electrical construction.
• Prior foreman or leadership experience preferred.
• Familiarity with electrical codes, installation practices, and safety protocols.
• Proficient in blueprint and schematic reading.
• Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.

This is a high‑impact opportunity to contribute to a national rollout with a global technology leader. You'll join a fast‑paced team environment, travel across the country, and take on a leadership role following paid training. If you're a reliable, skilled electrician, ready to travel and lead, this is your next step.