Ready to Lead Industrial Power and Controls Work the Right Way?

Why this role

• You want to run crews that deliver safe, code-compliant installations in live manufacturing environments
• You enjoy translating drawings and specs into clear daily plans
• You thrive on coordinating with project managers, trades, and clients to keep work moving

What you will do

• Lead and mentor Journeymen, Top Helpers, and Helpers
• Plan, assign, and sequence daily tasks and manpower
• Hold daily safety briefings and enforce safety policies (NEC/OSHA/client standards)
• Install and oversee conduit systems, MCCs, motor controls, and power distribution
• Read and interpret drawings, specifications, and schedules
• Support shutdowns, tie-ins, startup, and commissioning activities
• Coordinate work within active industrial and process facilities
• Troubleshoot electrical systems and equipment
• Partner with project management, other trades, and client representatives
• Track productivity, manpower, and materials; keep the site organized
• Resolve field issues quickly and document outcomes
• Report incidents, near misses, and hazards immediately
• Perform additional tasks as assigned to support project success

When you will work

• Monday–Thursday, 4x10 schedule
• Overtime as needed
• Occasional shutdowns, outages, and off-shift coordination

What you bring

• Journeyman Electrician license (required)
• 7+ years of industrial electrical experience; manufacturing/process experience strongly preferred
• Foreman or crew leadership experience strongly preferred
• Deep knowledge of codes, standards, and best practices
• Proficiency with MCCs, motor controls, 480V systems, industrial power distribution, conduit systems, industrial troubleshooting, and shutdown/maintenance work
• Strong communication, prioritization, and team leadership
• Excellent organization and documentation habits
• Valid driver’s license
• Flexibility for overtime

What you will earn

• $33–$38 per hour based on experience and leadership qualifications
• Health Insurance
• 401(k) Retirement Plan
• Paid Time Off (PTO)

Physical realities of the job

• Climb, balance, lift up to 50 lbs, and work at heights
• Wear and use PPE; work safely without exception
• Operate in industrial environments including confined spaces
• Sustain physical activity through the full shift
• Maintain situational awareness on active construction sites

Tools and support

• Bring journeyman-level hand tools for electrical work
• Have basic supervisory tools for layout, planning, and documentation

Renfrow Industrial and/or the client will provide specialized tools, test instruments, and power tools required for specific tasks.

Safety mindset

Safety is a core value at Renfrow Industrial. As a Crew Lead, you model safe practices, enforce all policies, and stop work if conditions are unsafe.

Career growth

Advance into senior supervisory, superintendent, or project management roles based on performance, leadership, and business needs.

Scope and boundaries

• Work within defined project controls and your assigned authority
• Be accountable for crew safety, quality, and productivity
• Keep required licenses and certifications current

Note: Work hours may vary depending on schedules, shutdowns, testing, commissioning, incidents, and customer requirements.