Electrical Foreman - Travel-Heavy Field Leader

Casey Industrial, Inc.; Abernathy (TX); On-site; USD 59,000 - 84,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision

401(k) with company match

ESPP

Job summary

MasTec Industrial is seeking an Electrical Foreman to lead field crews on large-scale projects across North America. The role requires reading blueprints, preplanning daily activities, coordinating materials, and maintaining quality and safety across crews.

You will supervise up to six or more craft workers and report progress to the site superintendent. Expect extensive travel to project sites, up to 90%, with long shifts and demanding physical work.

Qualifications

• 4 years related experience and/or training or equivalent combination of education and experience
• NCCER Certification/License (preferred)
• Minimum 1 years of experience in electrical foreman role

Responsibilities

• Interpret specifications and read blueprints
• Preplan daily activities and ensure crew productivity to meet job schedule
• Monitor quality control of work in place by craft workers
• Coordinate equipment needs, ensure operators are qualified and ensure that all equipment is maintained
• Support jobsite Superintendent to coordinate activities of individual projects
• May perform related trade work as required
• Required to travel to different jobsites on a limited notice
• Implement better methods of production in all aspects of job to strengthen best practices within Wanzek Construction, Inc.
• Other duties as assigned

Skills

MIC Health and Safety

Read safety manuals

Toolbox meetings

Safety equipment use

Team relations

Attention to safety regulations

Education

NCCER Certification

Job description

MasTec Industrial is seeking an Electrical Foreman to lead field crews on large-scale projects across North America. The role requires reading blueprints, preplanning daily activities, coordinating materials, and maintaining quality and safety across crews.

You will supervise up to six or more craft workers and report progress to the site superintendent. Expect extensive travel to project sites, up to 90%, with long shifts and demanding physical work.