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Lighting Maintenance, Inc. is hiring an experienced outdoor electrical construction foreman who can lead a field crew, manage a jobsite and deliver quality work safely. You will read plans, pull wire, install conduit, troubleshoot circuits and keep projects on schedule.
This full-time role requires 5+ years in outdoor/commercial electrical work, the ability to supervise crews, read drawings, apply NEC and safety practices, and willingness to travel along the East Coast, including overnight stays.
Build What Lights the Way. Lead the Crew.
JOB POSTING • OUTDOOR ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
OUTDOOR ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN | FULL-TIME | EAST COAST TRAVEL
Not Just a Foreman. A Working Electrician Who Leads.
From roadway and parking lot lighting to commercial sites, sports facilities and other outdoor electrical infrastructure, Lighting Maintenance, Inc. (LMI) builds and maintains the systems that keep communities moving. We are looking for an experienced, hands-on electrician who can also lead a field crew, manage a jobsite and deliver quality work safely.
You know how to read the plans, pull wire, install conduit, troubleshoot a circuit and get the lights on. Just as important, you know how to organize a crew, make decisions in the field and keep a project on schedule. If that sounds like you, we want to talk.
This is a field-based, physically active role working outdoors in changing weather, around heavy equipment and sometimes at heights using approved equipment. Overtime and travel are based on project needs. Projects may extend from Maryland, Northern Virginia and Washington, DC south through Florida.
Join an established electrical contractor with opportunities to lead meaningful outdoor infrastructure projects. Eligible employees may receive medical, dental, vision and prescription benefits; life and disability coverage; PTO; paid holidays; a 401(k); and career development opportunities, subject to plan terms.