Crafted Staff
Transmission Foreman High Voltage Construction
Crafted Staff, Fort Worth, Texas, United States, 76102
Transmission Foreman – High Voltage 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 recognized leader in powerline construction, high-voltage transmission, and storm restoration
, supporting major utility companies across the U.S. for decades. This organization is built on a foundation of
safety, technical excellence, and integrity
, executing some of the nation's most demanding
electrical infrastructure projects
— from large-scale transmission builds to emergency response operations. The company values teamwork, field expertise, and a relentless commitment to safety. If you're a skilled leader ready to take charge of field operations, this is the place to grow. Position Overview
The
Transmission Foreman
oversees crews performing
construction, maintenance, and repair of high-voltage transmission lines . This role combines hands-on field leadership with strong organizational and safety management skills. As the key connection between project management and field crews, the Foreman ensures work is completed efficiently, safely, and to specification — while mentoring junior linemen and maintaining productivity on every project site. Key Responsibilities
Plan, supervise, and execute
energized and de-energized transmission line construction and maintenance
(69kV–345kV).
Lead
daily crew operations
, assigning tasks, monitoring productivity, and ensuring compliance with all safety standards.
Conduct
tailgate safety meetings
and enforce OSHA, DOT, and company safety regulations.
Direct
stringing, sagging, reconductoring, jumper, and pole/tower installations
, ensuring technical accuracy.
Oversee
grounding, phasing, clearance, and troubleshooting
of system faults.
Manage
tools, vehicles, and heavy equipment
to ensure safe and proper use.
Review
blueprints, work orders, and technical drawings
to confirm project scope and accuracy.
Communicate regularly with project managers, engineers, and client representatives to track progress and address challenges.
Travel regionally as required for projects and
storm restoration mobilizations .
Perform
field work at heights and in outdoor environments
, under varying weather conditions.
Lead by example—mentoring crew members and maintaining a strong, safety-driven culture.
Qualifications
5–10 years
of experience in
high-voltage transmission line construction and maintenance
(69kV–345kV).
Minimum
3 years of supervisory or foreman-level experience
leading transmission crews.
Proficient in
energized and de-energized line work
, including
hot-stick techniques .
Strong working knowledge of
grounding, induced voltage, minimum approach distances, and clearance/tagging
procedures.
Valid driver's license
and
CDL preferred
(or ability to obtain within 60 days).
Certifications in
OSHA safety, CPR/First Aid, and pole-top or bucket rescue.
Ability to
lift 50+ lbs
,
climb poles/towers
, and work safely at heights in all weather conditions.
Willingness to
travel, relocate temporarily, and work extended hours
, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Familiarity with
steel pole and lattice tower transmission systems
at 138kV–345kV.
Proven experience in
storm restoration leadership
and rapid response operations.
Experience coordinating with
substation teams
and understanding transmission-to-substation interfaces.
Strong ability to
mentor and train junior linemen
, fostering professional growth and safety excellence.
Competence in
crew scheduling, reporting, and 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) with employer contributions.
Paid time off
and paid holidays.
Per diem and travel compensation
for regional or storm-related work.
Training and development programs
through nationally recognized organizations.
Cell phone allowance
or company-provided phone.
Long-term
career growth and advancement
opportunities in a respected, expanding company.
Why You'll Love This Role
As a
Transmission Foreman
, you'll lead the crews who keep power flowing across communities — working on some of the most advanced electrical infrastructure in the country. You'll have the opportunity to apply your technical expertise, develop future leaders, and play a critical part in building and maintaining reliable transmission systems. If you're a safety-focused leader with a passion for precision and performance,
apply today
to join one of the most respected names in the high-voltage industry. Work Location:
On-site (Fort Worth, TX; regional travel required) Job Type:
Full-Time
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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 recognized leader in powerline construction, high-voltage transmission, and storm restoration
, supporting major utility companies across the U.S. for decades. This organization is built on a foundation of
safety, technical excellence, and integrity
, executing some of the nation's most demanding
electrical infrastructure projects
— from large-scale transmission builds to emergency response operations. The company values teamwork, field expertise, and a relentless commitment to safety. If you're a skilled leader ready to take charge of field operations, this is the place to grow. Position Overview
The
Transmission Foreman
oversees crews performing
construction, maintenance, and repair of high-voltage transmission lines . This role combines hands-on field leadership with strong organizational and safety management skills. As the key connection between project management and field crews, the Foreman ensures work is completed efficiently, safely, and to specification — while mentoring junior linemen and maintaining productivity on every project site. Key Responsibilities
Plan, supervise, and execute
energized and de-energized transmission line construction and maintenance
(69kV–345kV).
Lead
daily crew operations
, assigning tasks, monitoring productivity, and ensuring compliance with all safety standards.
Conduct
tailgate safety meetings
and enforce OSHA, DOT, and company safety regulations.
Direct
stringing, sagging, reconductoring, jumper, and pole/tower installations
, ensuring technical accuracy.
Oversee
grounding, phasing, clearance, and troubleshooting
of system faults.
Manage
tools, vehicles, and heavy equipment
to ensure safe and proper use.
Review
blueprints, work orders, and technical drawings
to confirm project scope and accuracy.
Communicate regularly with project managers, engineers, and client representatives to track progress and address challenges.
Travel regionally as required for projects and
storm restoration mobilizations .
Perform
field work at heights and in outdoor environments
, under varying weather conditions.
Lead by example—mentoring crew members and maintaining a strong, safety-driven culture.
Qualifications
5–10 years
of experience in
high-voltage transmission line construction and maintenance
(69kV–345kV).
Minimum
3 years of supervisory or foreman-level experience
leading transmission crews.
Proficient in
energized and de-energized line work
, including
hot-stick techniques .
Strong working knowledge of
grounding, induced voltage, minimum approach distances, and clearance/tagging
procedures.
Valid driver's license
and
CDL preferred
(or ability to obtain within 60 days).
Certifications in
OSHA safety, CPR/First Aid, and pole-top or bucket rescue.
Ability to
lift 50+ lbs
,
climb poles/towers
, and work safely at heights in all weather conditions.
Willingness to
travel, relocate temporarily, and work extended hours
, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Familiarity with
steel pole and lattice tower transmission systems
at 138kV–345kV.
Proven experience in
storm restoration leadership
and rapid response operations.
Experience coordinating with
substation teams
and understanding transmission-to-substation interfaces.
Strong ability to
mentor and train junior linemen
, fostering professional growth and safety excellence.
Competence in
crew scheduling, reporting, and 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) with employer contributions.
Paid time off
and paid holidays.
Per diem and travel compensation
for regional or storm-related work.
Training and development programs
through nationally recognized organizations.
Cell phone allowance
or company-provided phone.
Long-term
career growth and advancement
opportunities in a respected, expanding company.
Why You'll Love This Role
As a
Transmission Foreman
, you'll lead the crews who keep power flowing across communities — working on some of the most advanced electrical infrastructure in the country. You'll have the opportunity to apply your technical expertise, develop future leaders, and play a critical part in building and maintaining reliable transmission systems. If you're a safety-focused leader with a passion for precision and performance,
apply today
to join one of the most respected names in the high-voltage industry. Work Location:
On-site (Fort Worth, TX; regional travel required) Job Type:
Full-Time
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