Commercial Electric Foreman - Lead Ground-Up & TI Projects

Clifford Electric

Los Angeles (CA)

On-site

USD 90,000 - 120,000

Full time

8 days ago

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Job summary

Clifford Electric is seeking an experienced Commercial Electrical Foreman to own projects and lead crews across Southern California. This hands-on leadership role focuses on tenant-improvement and ground-up projects, requiring the ability to run jobs without constant supervision and to coordinate with general contractors and jobsite superintendents.

The candidate must be a strong commercial electrician with proven foreman experience, capable of independent plan review, troubleshooting, and

Qualifications

Minimum eight years of commercial electrical experience.
Minimum three years as a foreman or lead electrician responsible for running commercial projects.
Active California General Electrician Certification (JC card).
Electrician Trainee cards will not be accepted for this position.
Proven experience supervising electrical crews.
Ground-up construction experience.
Ability to independently read plans, specifications, one-lines, panel schedules, and construction schedules.
Strong troubleshooting, layout, and problem-solving skills.
Experience with EMT, underground PVC, switchgear, panels, feeders, branch circuits, lighting controls, RTU connections, equipment connections, and electrical demolition.
Ability to recognize scope gaps and change-order work before proceeding.
Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills.
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.
Personal hand tools required.

Responsibilities

Run commercial electrical projects from mobilization through completion
Supervise, train, and hold field employees accountable
Plan manpower, materials, and daily production
Review electrical plans, specifications, one‑lines, panel schedules, and project schedules
Lay out work and provide clear direction to the crew
Coordinate with general contractors, superintendents, inspectors, and other trades
Troubleshoot electrical systems and resolve field problems
Monitor productivity, quality, safety, and project progress
Identify plan conflicts, missing information, scope gaps, and potential change orders
Document delays, existing conditions, extra work, and GC‑directed changes
Order materials and prevent avoidable downtime
Communicate project needs and concerns clearly with the office
Perform electrical work alongside the crew
Help complete projects on schedule and within budget