Electrical Foreman: Lead Tech-Driven, Safe Projects

Power Design; Las Vegas (NV); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Power Design seeks an Electrical Foreman to lead and coordinate project scopes, manage materials and manpower, and ensure quality and safety standards are met. The role emphasizes technological engagement with tools like iPads and smartphones on-site.

Successful candidates will have 5+ years of field supervision on multimillion-dollar electrical projects, plus a valid journeyman or master electrician license and NEC/code knowledge. Strong writing and computer skills are required.

Qualifications

• Progressive electrical leaders who love using technology and want a clear career path.
• 5+ years of experience managing a scope and multimillion-dollar projects for an electrical contractor.
• Active journeyman or master electrician license.
• Proficient knowledge of NEC, local codes and construction safety requirements.
• Must have at least basic computer and writing skills.
• Demonstrate and uphold all of Power Design’s core values, including integrity, accountability, teamwork, innovation and growth.

Responsibilities

• Work closely with the project superintendent and other trades to oversee the assigned scope, including the management of material and manpower.
• Be accountable for enforcing and promoting high quality and safety standards.
• Utilize technology such as company-provided iPad and smartphone to ensure the job is completed on time and exceeds customer expectations.
• Supervise, mentor and motivate employees working on the designated scope.

Skills

Electrical leadership

Field supervision

Team mentoring

Safety compliance

NEC knowledge

Tools

iPad

Smartphone

Job description

Power Design seeks an Electrical Foreman to lead and coordinate project scopes, manage materials and manpower, and ensure quality and safety standards are met. The role emphasizes technological engagement with tools like iPads and smartphones on-site.

Successful candidates will have 5+ years of field supervision on multimillion-dollar electrical projects, plus a valid journeyman or master electrician license and NEC/code knowledge. Strong writing and computer skills are required.