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Foreman Can you run a multi-family job and keep a crew on schedule? We're hiring. Performance Electrical Contracting is looking for a Multi-Family Foreman to lead our crews on apartment and townhome projects. If you know multi-family inside and out, can keep the GC happy, and get units through inspection the first time, we want to talk to you. What You'll DoLead electricians, apprentices, and helpers on multi-family jobs Plan the day, assign the work, and keep the job on schedule Run unit rough-in, trim-out, and common-area work to code Coordinate with the GC superintendent and other trades Schedule inspections and knock out punch lists Order materials and keep tools and equipment accounted for Keep your crew safe and run toolbox talks Complete daily reports and approve crew time What You Need 5+ years of electrical experience, including multi-family Experience leading a crew as a foreman or lead Valid Journeyman Electrician license (or state equivalent) OSHA 10 Strong plan-reading skills and solid NEC knowledge Valid driver's license with a clean record Nice to HaveMaster Electrician license OSHA 30 Experience on large garden-style or mid-rise apartment projects
Why Work Here: Named one of Inc. Magazine's fastest-growing companies in the Southeast for 2026, which means a steady pipeline of work You'll be trusted to run your job, not micromanaged A team that respects the people who do the work Room to grow into project leadership as we growPI156258d1fdef-26289-42009042

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