Crafted Staff
General Foreman Transmission Line Construction
Crafted Staff, Fort Worth, Texas, United States, 76102
General Foreman – Transmission Line Construction
Location:
Fort Worth, TX (On-site) Employment Type:
Full-Time Pay Range:
$35 – $50 per hour (Based on Experience)
About the Company Join a
nationally respected leader in powerline construction, transmission, and storm restoration
, trusted by major utility companies across the United States. With decades of industry experience, this organization is known for its
safety-first culture, technical precision, and commitment to quality craftsmanship .
The company's teams tackle some of the most demanding electrical infrastructure challenges — from
new high-voltage transmission builds
to
rapid-response restoration efforts
following severe weather events. This is a place where leadership, expertise, and safety truly define success.
Position Overview The
General Foreman – Transmission Line Construction
is responsible for managing multiple field crews performing
construction, maintenance, and repair of high-voltage transmission systems
(69kV–345kV). This leadership role oversees project planning, crew coordination, scheduling, and execution to ensure safety, quality, and productivity at every stage.
The ideal candidate is a
seasoned transmission professional
with a proven ability to manage complex projects, mentor linemen, and maintain strong communication with project management and clients.
Key Responsibilities
Supervise and coordinate multiple crews performing
transmission line construction and maintenance .
Plan and manage
daily field operations
, allocating resources and sequencing work for maximum efficiency.
Direct
energized and de-energized line work
, including stringing, sagging, reconductoring, and jumper installations.
Conduct daily
safety briefings
and ensure 100% compliance with OSHA and company safety protocols.
Review
plans, blueprints, and work orders
, ensuring accurate and safe execution of project scope.
Monitor
crew productivity, work quality, and adherence
to project timelines and budgets.
Troubleshoot field challenges and guide crews through safe, effective resolutions.
Oversee
tool, vehicle, and equipment maintenance
to support safe, efficient operations.
Manage
project documentation, reporting, and client communication .
Lead
storm restoration efforts
, including mobilizing and managing crews for emergency response.
Work outdoors in all weather conditions and at significant heights.
Ensure compliance in
energized high-voltage environments
and maintain focus under physically demanding conditions.
Qualifications
10+ years
of recent field experience in
transmission line construction and maintenance
(69kV–345kV).
Minimum
3+ years
in a supervisory role as
Foreman or General Foreman
overseeing line crews.
Expert knowledge of
line work procedures
—sagging, phasing, grounding, clearance/tagging, induced voltage, and reconductoring.
Proven experience managing
energized and hot-stick transmission work.
Valid driver's license; CDL preferred
(or ability to obtain within 60 days).
OSHA, CPR/First Aid, and pole-top/bucket rescue certifications
required.
Strong understanding of
transmission systems, lattice towers, and substation interfaces
preferred.
Ability to
climb poles/towers
, lift 50+ lbs, and work safely at heights and in all weather conditions.
Flexible availability for
overtime, storm restoration, and emergency mobilizations.
Demonstrated leadership skills with the ability to
train, mentor, and manage multiple crews.
Experience with
project planning, scheduling, and material/resource management.
Compensation and Benefits
Competitive hourly pay:
$35 – $50 per hour
, based on experience.
Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance.
Company-paid life insurance
and long-term disability coverage.
401(k) plan with employer match.
Paid time off and holidays.
Training and professional development
through nationally recognized programs.
Per diem and travel pay
for regional or storm-related assignments.
Cell phone allowance
or company-provided phone.
Long-term
career growth
opportunities in a respected, expanding organization.
Why This Role Matters As a
General Foreman
, you are the backbone of every project — ensuring crews work safely, productively, and with excellence. You'll have the opportunity to lead talented linemen, build critical power infrastructure, and play a vital role in keeping communities connected and the grid strong.
If you're a
hands-on leader
with a deep commitment to safety, quality, and team success, we want you on our team.
Apply today
to join one of the top names in the powerline industry.
Work Location:
On-site (Fort Worth, TX; regional travel required) Job Type:
Full-Time
#J-18808-Ljbffr
Fort Worth, TX (On-site) Employment Type:
Full-Time Pay Range:
$35 – $50 per hour (Based on Experience)
About the Company Join a
nationally respected leader in powerline construction, transmission, and storm restoration
, trusted by major utility companies across the United States. With decades of industry experience, this organization is known for its
safety-first culture, technical precision, and commitment to quality craftsmanship .
The company's teams tackle some of the most demanding electrical infrastructure challenges — from
new high-voltage transmission builds
to
rapid-response restoration efforts
following severe weather events. This is a place where leadership, expertise, and safety truly define success.
Position Overview The
General Foreman – Transmission Line Construction
is responsible for managing multiple field crews performing
construction, maintenance, and repair of high-voltage transmission systems
(69kV–345kV). This leadership role oversees project planning, crew coordination, scheduling, and execution to ensure safety, quality, and productivity at every stage.
The ideal candidate is a
seasoned transmission professional
with a proven ability to manage complex projects, mentor linemen, and maintain strong communication with project management and clients.
Key Responsibilities
Supervise and coordinate multiple crews performing
transmission line construction and maintenance .
Plan and manage
daily field operations
, allocating resources and sequencing work for maximum efficiency.
Direct
energized and de-energized line work
, including stringing, sagging, reconductoring, and jumper installations.
Conduct daily
safety briefings
and ensure 100% compliance with OSHA and company safety protocols.
Review
plans, blueprints, and work orders
, ensuring accurate and safe execution of project scope.
Monitor
crew productivity, work quality, and adherence
to project timelines and budgets.
Troubleshoot field challenges and guide crews through safe, effective resolutions.
Oversee
tool, vehicle, and equipment maintenance
to support safe, efficient operations.
Manage
project documentation, reporting, and client communication .
Lead
storm restoration efforts
, including mobilizing and managing crews for emergency response.
Work outdoors in all weather conditions and at significant heights.
Ensure compliance in
energized high-voltage environments
and maintain focus under physically demanding conditions.
Qualifications
10+ years
of recent field experience in
transmission line construction and maintenance
(69kV–345kV).
Minimum
3+ years
in a supervisory role as
Foreman or General Foreman
overseeing line crews.
Expert knowledge of
line work procedures
—sagging, phasing, grounding, clearance/tagging, induced voltage, and reconductoring.
Proven experience managing
energized and hot-stick transmission work.
Valid driver's license; CDL preferred
(or ability to obtain within 60 days).
OSHA, CPR/First Aid, and pole-top/bucket rescue certifications
required.
Strong understanding of
transmission systems, lattice towers, and substation interfaces
preferred.
Ability to
climb poles/towers
, lift 50+ lbs, and work safely at heights and in all weather conditions.
Flexible availability for
overtime, storm restoration, and emergency mobilizations.
Demonstrated leadership skills with the ability to
train, mentor, and manage multiple crews.
Experience with
project planning, scheduling, and material/resource management.
Compensation and Benefits
Competitive hourly pay:
$35 – $50 per hour
, based on experience.
Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance.
Company-paid life insurance
and long-term disability coverage.
401(k) plan with employer match.
Paid time off and holidays.
Training and professional development
through nationally recognized programs.
Per diem and travel pay
for regional or storm-related assignments.
Cell phone allowance
or company-provided phone.
Long-term
career growth
opportunities in a respected, expanding organization.
Why This Role Matters As a
General Foreman
, you are the backbone of every project — ensuring crews work safely, productively, and with excellence. You'll have the opportunity to lead talented linemen, build critical power infrastructure, and play a vital role in keeping communities connected and the grid strong.
If you're a
hands-on leader
with a deep commitment to safety, quality, and team success, we want you on our team.
Apply today
to join one of the top names in the powerline industry.
Work Location:
On-site (Fort Worth, TX; regional travel required) Job Type:
Full-Time
#J-18808-Ljbffr