Foreman Electrician (Commercial / Industrial)

• Responsible for managing
  commercial and industrial electrical projects
  
• Experience reading and
  interpreting electrical drawings, schematics, and specifications while
  adhering to electrical codes
  
• Hands on experience bending an
  installing RMC, IMC, and EMT 
  
• Experience leading a team of
  electricians and assigning required daily tasks
  
• Tracking manpower for specific
  tasks and assuring efficient execution
  
• Job -site management ensuring the
  proper materials are onsite to perform the scope of work required to be
  completed
  
• Successful completion of projects
  within scheduled deadlines and budgets
  
• Coordinating and communicating
  project updates with the office team regarding change orders and other
  pertinent project information
  
• Strong communication with the
  onsite supervisor and other trades
  
• Able to complete and deliver
  as -builts and project closeout documentation
  

Requirements

• 8+ years of experience in commercial and industrial electrical projects
  
• Must have 3+ years of experience
  leading a team of electricians
  
• Four year training with accredited electrical
  school required with journeyman license
  
• Capable of working in a high
  reach, scissor lift, and or bucket truck
  
• Must possess a solid
  understanding of grounding and bonding requirements for electrical systems
  
• Possess excellent communication
  skills, professional demeanor, and detail oriented
  
• Certified in OSHA
  30 (or willing to obtain)
  
• Must possess strong knowledge of
  NEC
  
• Must have valid driver's license
  
• Experience operating heavy
  equipment a plus
  
• Class CDL B is a plus
  

Benefits

• Aetna Healthcare Plan (Contribution by employer)
  
• Dental and Vision offered
  
• Benefits eligible on the 1st of
  the month following 30 days employment
  
• 10 days flexible PTO
  
• 7 Paid Holidays
  
• Weekly direct deposit
  
• Annual bonuses
  
• Continuous specialized training
  opportunities for personal growth