Electrical Foreman - Industrial

East Coast Construction Services LLC; Raleigh (NC); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

East Coast Construction Services LLC is seeking an Electrician Foreman to lead a small electrical crew on industrial contract work in the Raleigh area. You will own assigned project phases from plan through close-out and keep Superintendents informed to protect schedule and quality.

The ideal candidate has a Journeyman electrician license (NC preferred) and a proven track record of running teams, reading drawings, and enforcing safety, PPE, and quality standards on site.

Qualifications

• Journeyman electrician license (NC preferred).
• Experience supervising small industrial electrical crews.
• Ability to read drawings and installation specs.
• Experience from plan to close-out of project phase.
• Must pass background and drug screening.

Responsibilities

• Plan and assign work for crews and keep production on track.
• Direct Journeymen, apprentices, and helpers, coaching in real time.
• Manage electrical scope from planning through close-out.
• Read drawings to NEC standards and verify before cover-up.
• Lead pre-task JSA discussions and enforce PPE and safety.
• Identify resources early and coordinate with other trades.
• Maintain daily log, manpower, quantities, and photos.

Skills

Journeyman license (NC preferred)

Crew leadership

Read drawings

Safety leadership

Tools

Procore

Job description

East Coast Construction Services, LLC (ECCS) has evolved into a dynamic industrial electrical contracting firm serving the southeastern U.S. We are expanding our capabilities and growing our field teams! We are currently seeking an Electrician Foreman skilled in industrial electric contract work. This is a working leader role: you will run a small electrical crew, own assigned project phases, and keep Superintendents informed to protect schedule and quality.

The person we want has already run small teams in an industrial environment, has owned stretches of a job from plan through close-out of that phase.

The Work

• Plan and assign work by person and area, lead the huddle, remove constraints, and keep production.
• Direct Journeymen, apprentices, and helpers, coach in real time, and set a high-bar standard.
• Take assigned electrical scope - sequence, materials, access, quality hold-points, and next-day readiness - from plan through close-out.
• Read current drawings and specs, install to NEC and company standard, and verify before cover-up.
• Run pre-task / JSA discussions and enforce PPE, housekeeping, and stop-work authority.
• Identify labor, materials, tools, access, permits, and information early enough that production does not stall. Coordinate with other trades.
• Same-day daily log, manpower, quantities (same budget code as labor hours), delays, issues, and clear photos - every job, by cutoff.
• Flag drawing conflicts, material or access gaps, quality risk, and crew issues to the Supervisor before they become schedule problems.

Requirements

• Journeyman electrician license (NC preferred).
• Proven record as a working Foreman or lead on industrial electrical work.
• Demonstrated experience running small crews and owning project phases from daily plan through phase completion.
• Can interpret drawings, details, and installation requirements without a translator.
• Safety leadership that shows up on the job: JSAs that control hazards, stop-work used correctly, incidents reported the same day.
• Proficiency in Procore preferred for daily logs, photos, manpower, quantities, and field notes.
• Valid driver's license; able to work jobsite hours, including early starts and weather-exposed conditions.

"Employment with our company is contingent upon successful completion of both a background check and drug screening. These screenings are conducted in compliance with applicable laws and are intended to promote workplace safety and integrity. By submitting your application, you consent to these checks and understand that unsatisfactory results may disqualify you from employment consideration."