Electrical Foreman

Job Responsibilities:

• Work with Project Managers, Customers, and other types of management to plan, organize, and direct the work of job crew employees daily
• Maintain familiarity with plans, specifications, and job folder contract scope
• Plan layout and installation of same in accordance with job specifications
• Attend coordination meetings as required and provide necessary information
• Receive and review weekly job assignments
• Complete a detailed list of all required materials, tools, and manpower for job assignments and communicate requirements with the direct Project Manager
• Assist in the monitoring and documentation of the progress of the job using appropriate forms and procedures as directed by the Project Manager.
• Provide the workforce with current and accurate information as generated by the Project Manager, including RFI's, memorandums, and any other forms of communication devices
• Assist in the communication of company policies and procedures to the job crew
• Apply knowledge of the National Electrical Codes as needed
• Order daily materials as needed for your work area and follow up on backorders as necessary through the Project Manager.
• Monitor and track employee work time as necessary and assist the Project Manager and workforce in the proper coding of time cards as required
• Be available to the team for any questions regarding tasks being performed
• Ensure the job site is properly cleaned up at the end of each workday
• Ensure compliance with all job safety standards established by all regulatory agencies.
• Responsibly manage assigned truck, tools, and equipment.

Skills and Qualifications:

• At least 2 years of electrical supervision experience in an Industrial setting.
• Able to perform professional installation in an Industrial setting.
• Able to lead/work and manage 1-5 men in an industrial setting.
• Able to interpret and implement blueprint specifications.
• Should have mechanical aptitude.
• Must understand and perform required math functions.
• Must Possess a valid driver's license or the ability to transport to and from assigned job sites.
• Knowledgeable of National Electric Code and comply with State and local building codes during the installation of electrical systems.
• Capable of laying out conduit, cable tray, or wire trough and trapeze systems.
• Capable of connecting basic control systems. (Start-stop, E-stop, motor starters)