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Job Position:
Foreman
Location:
Atlanta, GA 30327
Shift:
(4) 10 hour shifts & (1) 8 hour shift
Monday - Thursday - 6am-4:30pm Friday 6am-2:30pm Occasional Saturday work as needed
Position Summary The Electrical Foreman is responsible for leading and coordinating field crews on commercial and industrial construction projects while ensuring work is performed safely, efficiently, and to code. This role manages daily job site operations, supports project schedules, collaborates with other trades, and upholds all union labor agreements and company standards. The Electrical Foreman serves as the on-site leader for electrical field operations, ensuring high-quality workmanship and consistent progress toward project goals.
Key Responsibilities Leadership & Crew Management
Direct, supervise, and mentor union electricians, apprentices, and subcontractors.
Assign daily tasks, monitor productivity, and ensure adherence to project plans and specifications.
Conduct daily toolbox talks, safety briefings, and job planning meetings.
Train and support apprentices in accordance with union guidelines and company expectations.
Manage labor hours, crew scheduling, and manpower forecasting.
Project Execution
Oversee installation of electrical systems including power distribution, lighting, grounding, controls, fire alarm, and low-voltage systems.
Interpret blueprints, electrical schematics, and construction documents.
Plan and coordinate material needs, equipment usage, and workflow sequencing.
Perform quality checks to ensure work meets NEC, local electrical codes, and project requirements.
Support project close-out activities including testing, commissioning, and punch-list resolution.
Safety & Compliance
Enforce all company, site, and OSHA safety policies.
Monitor job site hazards and implement corrective actions promptly.
Maintain accurate safety documentation, incident reports, and daily logs.
Ensure union rules, contractual obligations, and labor laws are followed on the job site.
Coordination & Communication
Liaise with superintendents, project managers, general contractors, and other trades to resolve job site issues.
Attend coordination meetings and contribute to weekly progress updates.
Communicate changes, delays, and field conditions that may affect schedule or cost.
Maintain accurate daily reports, timekeeping entries, and production tracking.
Qualifications
Valid Journeyman Electrician License
6 years of working as a W2 as a Journeymen
Strong understanding of NEC, local codes, construction practices, and union labor requirements.
Ability to lead crews on large commercial or industrial projects.
Proficient in blueprint reading, layout, and advanced electrical installation techniques.
Strong communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
Ability to work in fast-paced environments and adapt to changing priorities.
OSHA 30 certification preferred.
Physical Requirements
Ability to perform physical tasks such as lifting (up to 50 lbs), climbing ladders, operating tools, and working in various positions.
Ability to work indoors/outdoors, in confined spaces, heights, and active construction sites.
Work Environment
Full-time, union job site environment.
Projects may require overtime, night shifts, or weekend work based on job needs.
Travel to various project sites as assigned.
Why Join Our Team
Competitive union wages and benefits.
Training and advancement opportunities.
Work on some of the region's largest and most complex electrical construction projects.
Strong commitment to safety, quality workmanship, and workforce development.
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Foreman
Location:
Atlanta, GA 30327
Shift:
(4) 10 hour shifts & (1) 8 hour shift
Monday - Thursday - 6am-4:30pm Friday 6am-2:30pm Occasional Saturday work as needed
Position Summary The Electrical Foreman is responsible for leading and coordinating field crews on commercial and industrial construction projects while ensuring work is performed safely, efficiently, and to code. This role manages daily job site operations, supports project schedules, collaborates with other trades, and upholds all union labor agreements and company standards. The Electrical Foreman serves as the on-site leader for electrical field operations, ensuring high-quality workmanship and consistent progress toward project goals.
Key Responsibilities Leadership & Crew Management
Direct, supervise, and mentor union electricians, apprentices, and subcontractors.
Assign daily tasks, monitor productivity, and ensure adherence to project plans and specifications.
Conduct daily toolbox talks, safety briefings, and job planning meetings.
Train and support apprentices in accordance with union guidelines and company expectations.
Manage labor hours, crew scheduling, and manpower forecasting.
Project Execution
Oversee installation of electrical systems including power distribution, lighting, grounding, controls, fire alarm, and low-voltage systems.
Interpret blueprints, electrical schematics, and construction documents.
Plan and coordinate material needs, equipment usage, and workflow sequencing.
Perform quality checks to ensure work meets NEC, local electrical codes, and project requirements.
Support project close-out activities including testing, commissioning, and punch-list resolution.
Safety & Compliance
Enforce all company, site, and OSHA safety policies.
Monitor job site hazards and implement corrective actions promptly.
Maintain accurate safety documentation, incident reports, and daily logs.
Ensure union rules, contractual obligations, and labor laws are followed on the job site.
Coordination & Communication
Liaise with superintendents, project managers, general contractors, and other trades to resolve job site issues.
Attend coordination meetings and contribute to weekly progress updates.
Communicate changes, delays, and field conditions that may affect schedule or cost.
Maintain accurate daily reports, timekeeping entries, and production tracking.
Qualifications
Valid Journeyman Electrician License
6 years of working as a W2 as a Journeymen
Strong understanding of NEC, local codes, construction practices, and union labor requirements.
Ability to lead crews on large commercial or industrial projects.
Proficient in blueprint reading, layout, and advanced electrical installation techniques.
Strong communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
Ability to work in fast-paced environments and adapt to changing priorities.
OSHA 30 certification preferred.
Physical Requirements
Ability to perform physical tasks such as lifting (up to 50 lbs), climbing ladders, operating tools, and working in various positions.
Ability to work indoors/outdoors, in confined spaces, heights, and active construction sites.
Work Environment
Full-time, union job site environment.
Projects may require overtime, night shifts, or weekend work based on job needs.
Travel to various project sites as assigned.
Why Join Our Team
Competitive union wages and benefits.
Training and advancement opportunities.
Work on some of the region's largest and most complex electrical construction projects.
Strong commitment to safety, quality workmanship, and workforce development.
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