Commercial Electrical Foreman
$30-$38/hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$30-$38/hour
About the role
- Weekly PayMedical, Dental, Vision plans
- Free Basic Life Insurance
- Voluntary LifeShort and Long Term Disability
- Company matched 401KPaid Holidays
- Paid Time off
- Ensure appropriate staffing levels are requested for the daily required tasks to be completed
- Deploy personnel as necessary and in the best interest of the existing workflow daily
- Ensure special equipment needs are requested
- Interpret job drawings to facilitate install of electrical system
- Establish material list and ensure adequate material is ordered and onsite to accommodate daily workflow
- Establish weekly benchmark objectives towards completion of job
- Ensure project benchmarks are achieved and job schedule is maintained
- May attend project meetings and communicate information to PM and field supervisor
- Maintain familiarity with the plans, schedule and expectations for job
- Aid and oversight of safety initiatives and ensure a safe work environment for all personnel
- This position will be expected to promote an emphasis on creating a team oriented, positive work environment which promotes a culture of safety and open communication
- Communicate job progress and job needs to PMMaintain oversight of job status and communicate anticipated problems
- Ensure inspections status; scheduled and completed
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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