Blue Signal Search
Electrical Foreman
Base pay range
$60.00/hr - $70.00/hr
Location:
On-site in Sterling, VA & Washington, DC
Seniority level:
Mid‑Senior level
Employment type:
Full‑time
Job function:
Management
Industries:
Construction
What You’ll Do
Direct day-to-day field activities for a crew of licensed electricians and helpers
Kick off each shift with engaging safety and productivity huddles
Build short‑interval work plans and sequence tasks to keep the schedule on track
Champion compliance with the National Electrical Code, local regulations, and internal safety policies
Perform spot checks, walkthroughs, and QC punch lists to guarantee first‑time‑right installations
Lend hands‑on support with conduit routing, wire pulls, terminations, and system energization
Forecast material and tooling needs, then relay requests to the project leadership team
Coach, mentor, and appraise team members, nurturing the next generation of leaders
Record daily progress, approve time entries, and keep jobsite documentation current
Coordinate closely with GC, HVAC, low‑voltage, and commissioning partners to eliminate conflicts
What You’ll Bring
Current Journeyman or higher electrical credential – or equivalent field experience
5+ years installing commercial or mission‑critical power systems and 2+ years leading crews
OSHA‑30 and adult First Aid/CPR (or ability to earn within 90 days)
Expert command of the NEC and best‑practice installation methods for switchgear, feeders, and distribution in data center settings
Fluency reading plans, one‑lines, and detail drawings; able to redline and update as‑builts
Proficiency with construction tech such as Procore, Bluebeam, MS Project, or similar platforms
Valid driver’s license and ability to travel between Sterling and DC project sites
Strong communication, coaching, and problem‑solving skills
100 percent on‑site within active construction zones
Occasional evening or weekend shifts and paid overtime during key schedule pushes
Ability to stand, climb, and lift up to 50 lbs; comfortable working from ladders, lifts, and in confined areas
What’s In It For You
Competitive hourly wage with overtime premiums
Full medical, dental, and vision coverage plus 401(k) with company match
Paid training, certifications, and clear advancement pathways into General Foreman and Superintendent tracks
A safety culture backed by dedicated resources, modern tooling, and leadership committed to “Zero Incidents”
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Location:
On-site in Sterling, VA & Washington, DC
Seniority level:
Mid‑Senior level
Employment type:
Full‑time
Job function:
Management
Industries:
Construction
What You’ll Do
Direct day-to-day field activities for a crew of licensed electricians and helpers
Kick off each shift with engaging safety and productivity huddles
Build short‑interval work plans and sequence tasks to keep the schedule on track
Champion compliance with the National Electrical Code, local regulations, and internal safety policies
Perform spot checks, walkthroughs, and QC punch lists to guarantee first‑time‑right installations
Lend hands‑on support with conduit routing, wire pulls, terminations, and system energization
Forecast material and tooling needs, then relay requests to the project leadership team
Coach, mentor, and appraise team members, nurturing the next generation of leaders
Record daily progress, approve time entries, and keep jobsite documentation current
Coordinate closely with GC, HVAC, low‑voltage, and commissioning partners to eliminate conflicts
What You’ll Bring
Current Journeyman or higher electrical credential – or equivalent field experience
5+ years installing commercial or mission‑critical power systems and 2+ years leading crews
OSHA‑30 and adult First Aid/CPR (or ability to earn within 90 days)
Expert command of the NEC and best‑practice installation methods for switchgear, feeders, and distribution in data center settings
Fluency reading plans, one‑lines, and detail drawings; able to redline and update as‑builts
Proficiency with construction tech such as Procore, Bluebeam, MS Project, or similar platforms
Valid driver’s license and ability to travel between Sterling and DC project sites
Strong communication, coaching, and problem‑solving skills
100 percent on‑site within active construction zones
Occasional evening or weekend shifts and paid overtime during key schedule pushes
Ability to stand, climb, and lift up to 50 lbs; comfortable working from ladders, lifts, and in confined areas
What’s In It For You
Competitive hourly wage with overtime premiums
Full medical, dental, and vision coverage plus 401(k) with company match
Paid training, certifications, and clear advancement pathways into General Foreman and Superintendent tracks
A safety culture backed by dedicated resources, modern tooling, and leadership committed to “Zero Incidents”
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