Traveling Commercial Electrical Foreman
risen mechanicalSavannah (GA)
Traveling Commercial Electrical Foreman
Posted 12 days ago
risen mechanicalSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
THIS IS A TRAVELING POSITION!!!We are a rapidly growing company, and we are looking for experienced electricians to grow with us! Due to the high amount of risk pertaining to this job, electricians must be first and foremost responsible individuals with great attention to safety precautions. The ideal candidate must be experienced in different kinds of electrical devices and systems. Typically, you will work on average about 50 hours a week. This is a 10-hour night shift.
Responsibilities:
- Foreman to direct others and be ‘on tools.’Install safety and distribution components (e.g. switches, resistors, circuit-breaker panels etc.)Connect wiring in electrical circuits and networks ensuring compatibility of components
- Prepare and assemble conduits and connect wiring through them
- Prevent breakdown of systems by routinely inspecting and replacing old wiring and insulated cables, cleaning circuits etc.
- Perform effective troubleshooting to identify hazards or malfunctions and repair or substitute damaged units
- SkillsRead plans and one-line diagrams and be able to test on blueprint reading
- Install : lighting contact panels, and understanding of how to terminate Novar system high volt side
- Installation of switch gears and panel boards
- Installation of conduit per NEC code
- Ability to manage your time and others to help bring projects in on time
- Fully understand Lock Out Tag OutTroubleshoot electrical issues 7 years consecutive commercial experience
- Ability to read multiple different styles of blue prints
- Valid Driver's license
- Must have a reliable vehicle
- Wal-Mart Electrical remodel experience is a plus
- We offer a wonderful benefit package that includes a sign on bonus, daily per diem, vehicle allowance (or company vehicle), supplemental benefits and we book and pay for your hotels while you are on the road.
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