Electrical Foreman: Lead Electric Crews on Major Projects

Transmission & Distribution World; North Carolina; On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health plans

401k & Profit Sharing

Life/AD&D Insurance

Paid holidays & vacation

Training & education

Job summary

Crowder Construction Company is seeking an Electrical Foreman to supervise and coordinate crews on industrial construction projects across the Southeast. You will ensure safety, quality, and productivity while leading hands-on work and interfacing with superintendents.

The role requires strong knowledge of electrical trades, proven leadership, and the ability to manage tasks, materials, and schedules on complex projects.

Qualifications

• Must have at least 5 years verifiable experience in industrial construction.
• Thorough knowledge and skill of electrical construction with hands-on supervision.
• Valid driver’s license and good communication skills are essential.
• Ability to read plans and supervise crew to meet safety and quality standards.
• Experience coordinating material, equipment, and labor on multi‑state projects.

Responsibilities

• Lead a crew safely and efficiently, directing daily tasks under supervision.
• Plan, schedule, and coordinate work to meet project goals and budgets.
• Inspect work progress and enforce Crowder safety standards and procedures.
• Conduct weekly safety meetings and address safety concerns promptly.
• Mentor crew members and ensure quality workmanship with minimal rework.
• Maintain paperwork including time, daily logs, and reports.

Skills

Electrical construction

Team supervision

Safety leadership

Plan and schedule work

Communication

Education

High school diploma or trade school

Tools

Electrical testing equipment

Conduit and cable tray installation

Job description

Crowder Construction Company is seeking an Electrical Foreman to supervise and coordinate crews on industrial construction projects across the Southeast. You will ensure safety, quality, and productivity while leading hands-on work and interfacing with superintendents.

The role requires strong knowledge of electrical trades, proven leadership, and the ability to manage tasks, materials, and schedules on complex projects.