Electrical Foreman - Data Center

Data Center Electrical ForemanZ Modular Power is seeking an experienced Data Center Electrical Foreman to lead electrical crews on some of the most advanced mission-critical construction projects in Texas. In this role, you will be responsible for directing daily field operations, coordinating craft labor, maintaining production goals, and ensuring electrical installations are completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with project quality standards. You will play a critical leadership role in delivering hyperscale data centers, AI infrastructure, cloud computing facilities, and other high-performance electrical construction projects where precision, reliability, and schedule discipline are essential. If you are a proven field leader who excels at motivating teams, driving productivity, and delivering quality work in fast-paced environments, we encourage you to apply. Field Leadership & Crew Management Lead electrical crews in the safe installation, testing, correction, and turnover of mission-critical electrical systems. Plan daily work activities and assign responsibilities to ensure efficient execution. Establish clear production goals and monitor progress throughout the workday. Verify crew qualifications and provide direction, coaching, and support to team members. Train and mentor electricians and apprentices on installation methods, safety expectations, quality standards, and best practices. Project Execution & Installation Review drawings, one-line diagrams, specifications, equipment details, BIM layouts, and installation work packages with crews. Supervise installation of: conduit systems, cable tray systems, busway infrastructure, grounding and bonding systems, feeders and branch circuits, control wiring, switchgear, transformers, generators, UPS systems, batteries, PDUs and RPPs, electrical controls and associated equipment. Verify routing, clearances, dimensions, elevations, labeling, and installation requirements before work begins. Support equipment setting, cable pulls, terminations, testing, startup, energization, and commissioning activities. Safety & Quality Assurance Conduct pre-task planning meetings, toolbox talks, stretch-and-flex activities, and job hazard analyses. Enforce OSHA, NFPA 70E, LOTO, customer, and site-specific safety requirements. Stop work immediately when unsafe conditions exist. Perform first-work inspections, in-process quality checks, torque verification, labeling verification, and punch-list corrections. Maintain focus on zero-defect installation standards and commissioning readiness. Coordination & Documentation Coordinate daily activities with other trades, vendors, quality personnel, commissioning teams, field engineers, and project leadership. Monitor labor productivity, installed quantities, material usage, rework, and crew performance. Maintain accurate: daily reports, manpower records, inspection documentation, redline drawings, testing records, turnover checklists. Ensure required materials, tools, permits, inspections, and documentation are available before work begins.

This position is primarily performed onsite at active data centers, industrial, modular fabrication, and mission-critical construction projects throughout Texas. Work may be performed indoors or outdoors and may include exposure to varying weather conditions, noise, dust, and active construction operations. Employees may work near energized systems and critical infrastructure and must follow all safety, commissioning, security, and lockout/tagout requirements. Regular travel throughout Texas and occasional travel to projects in other states is required. Full-time onsite attendance is an essential function of this role.