Electrical Foreman

Schedule

• Flexibility to work varying schedules is required, including Sunday through Thursday on the night shift, from 9:00 p.m. to 5:30 a.m.
• Travel opportunities include paid travel time and Per Diem
• Overtime available but not guaranteed

Responsibilities

• Plan, coordinate, and supervise the daily work of electrical journeymen and apprentices while actively performing electrical installations
• Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, panel schedules, and construction drawings to lay out work and assign tasks
• Monitor crew productivity, workmanship, and progress to meet project schedules and installation requirements
• Install, bend, route, and secure conduit, raceways, cable tray systems, and cabling according to project specifications
• Install wiring, junction boxes, receptacles, switches, lighting fixtures, and commercial electrical equipment
• Pull, identify, and terminate conductors in panels, switchgear, transformers, distribution systems, and control equipment
• Install, wire, and troubleshoot control panels, motor controls, and related electrical systems
• Perform refrigeration motor control wiring, electrical connections associated with Ansul fire suppression systems, and energy management system (EMS) installations
• Troubleshoot installation issues, malfunctions, and quality control test
• Conduct toolbox talks and provide hands-on training and guidance to journeymen and apprentices
• Coordinate with project managers and other trades regarding work sequencing, material needs, installation issues, and project deadlines
• Communicate jobsite progress, staffing needs, review time sheets, and safety concerns to project management and safety teams
• Inspect completed work and enforce applicable electrical codes, project specifications, and company quality standards
• Demonstrate and enforce safe work practices, proper equipment use, and clean, organized work areas
• Perform work from ladders and aerial lifts, in confined spaces, and during inclement weather as required, following applicable safety procedures
• Perform additional jobsite duties as assigned by project management
• Requirements
• Six or more years of experience as a commercial electrical journeyman with a minimum of two years of foreman experience preferably from retail construction projects
• Current California Journeyman Electrician certification is preferred but not required
• Valid driver license with the ability to pass a pre-employment drug test and a motor vehicle background check
• Strong English literacy skills are required to effectively communicate with management via email, phone
• Must be available to work nights or travel as needed

About the Company

Benefits

• Superior EMP offers competitive compensation and a benefits package that includes:
• Medical insurance
• Employee-only 401(k) retirement contributions
• Supplemental insurance options
• Paid sick leave and vacation time
• Opportunities for professional development and career growth
• Superior Electrical, Mechanical, and Plumbing, Inc. does not accept unsolicited resumes or outreach from third-party recruiters or agencies. Unsolicited emails, calls, or submissions will not be considered.
• Salary Description
• $35 to $45 based on experience

Requirements

• Six or more years of experience as a commercial electrical journeyman with a minimum of two years of foreman experience preferably from retail construction projects
• Current California Journeyman Electrician certification is preferred but not required
• Valid driver license with the ability to pass a pre-employment drug test and a motor vehicle background check
• Strong English literacy skills are required to effectively communicate with management via email, phone
• Must be available to work nights or travel as needed