Industrial Electrical Foreman/Lead

Mach10 Solutions

Columbia (SC)

On-site

USD 45,000 - 52,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

401(k)

Paid time off

Job summary

Mach10 Solutions is seeking safety‑minded Lead Electricians and Foremen to manage on‑site industrial electrical projects. You will serve as a key liaison between field staff, project management, and supervision, directing daily operations, crew performance, and adherence to electrical codes.

The ideal candidate has a Journeyman Electrician license, 7+ years in industrial settings, and proven leadership. We offer competitive hourly pay, medical insurance, a 401(k), and paid time off; schedules

Qualifications

Must hold a valid Journeyman Electrician license.
Minimum of 7 years of industrial electrical experience.
Experience leading foremen or crews is highly desirable.
Strong knowledge of OSHA and NEC codes.
Proficiency with MCCs, motor controls, 480V systems, and conduit systems.
Ability to work overtime and in industrial environments.

Responsibilities

Direct and supervise electrical teams consisting of Helpers, Top Helpers, and Journeymen.
Organize and delegate daily assignments to ensure project efficiency.
Guarantee compliance with OSHA, NEC, and site standards.
Analyze and interpret technical specs, schedules, and blueprints.
Oversee installation of power distribution equipment, MCCs, and conduit systems.
Lead startup, commissioning, tie-ins, and shutdown operations.
Maintain project documentation and site organization.
Provide mentorship to crew members and report safety incidents.

Skills

Leadership

Electrical safety

Communication

Problem solving

Documentation & planning

Education

Journeyman Electrician license

Industrial electrical experience (7+ years)

Tools

MCCs

Motor controls

480V systems

Conduit systems

Industrial troubleshooting

Shutdowns & maintenance environments

PLC troubleshooting

Schematic reading

Job description

Role Overview

We are actively searching for safety-focused Lead Electricians and Foremen to manage industrial electrical projects on-site. You will act as the primary liaison between field staff, project management, and supervision, while overseeing daily operations, crew performance, and adherence to electrical codes.

Compensation and Perks

Hourly rate between $33 and $38, determined by your leadership background and technical expertise
Comprehensive medical insurance coverage
Retirement savings through a 401(k) program
Paid time off benefits

Standard Schedule

Work week runs Monday through Thursday
Standard 4x10 shift structure
Overtime hours as dictated by project requirements
Occasional availability needed for outages, shutdowns, and off‑shift tasks

Key Responsibilities

Direct and supervise electrical teams consisting of Helpers, Top Helpers, and Journeymen
Organize and delegate daily assignments to ensure project efficiency
Guarantee that all electrical work complies with OSHA, NEC, and site‑specific standards
Analyze and interpret technical specifications, schedules, and blueprints
Oversee the installation of power distribution equipment, MCCs, motor controls, and conduit systems
Facilitate startup, commissioning, tie‑ins, and industrial shutdown operations
Manage electrical tasks within busy industrial and manufacturing settings
Assist in the diagnostic and repair process for industrial electrical hardware
Collaborate with other trades, client representatives, and project managers
Track material usage, manpower allocation, and overall productivity
Lead daily safety meetings to promote a culture of injury prevention
Resolve field‑level challenges to keep projects moving forward
Maintain accurate project documentation and site organization
Provide mentorship to help crew members grow their professional skills
Report all safety incidents or near‑misses immediately to protect the team
Handle additional tasks as requested by management

Physical Expectations

Capable of balancing, climbing, and lifting up to 50 pounds while working at elevation
Ability to utilize necessary PPE to ensure a secure work environment
Comfortable working within industrial settings, including confined spaces
Maintain consistent physical output throughout the duration of the shift
Stay alert and aware of surroundings on active construction sites

Required Qualifications

Must hold a valid Journeyman Electrician license
Minimum of 7 years of industrial electrical experience; background in process or manufacturing facilities is highly preferred
Prior experience in a foreman or leadership capacity is strongly desired
Deep understanding of industry best practices and electrical codes
Proficiency with MCCs
Proficiency with Motor Controls
Proficiency with 480V Systems
Proficiency with Industrial Power Distribution
Proficiency with Conduit Systems
Proficiency with Industrial Troubleshooting
Proficiency with Shutdowns and Maintenance Environments
Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively and manage crew priorities
Strong skills in documentation and organizational management
Must possess a valid driver’s license
Flexibility to work overtime as the project demands

Tool Requirements

Must provide own Journeyman‑level hand tools for electrical tasks
Must provide basic tools for planning, layout, and documentation

Specialized power tools, testing equipment, and specific instruments required for unique tasks will be supplied by the company or client as needed.

Our Commitment to Safety

Safety is a fundamental pillar of our operations. We expect our Foremen and Lead Electricians to model safe behaviors, strictly enforce safety protocols, and exercise their authority to halt work if hazardous conditions arise.

Professional Growth

Based on your leadership performance and business requirements, you may have the opportunity to advance into superintendent, senior supervisory, or project management positions.

Scope of Authority

Operate within the boundaries of assigned project controls and authority
Maintain accountability for the quality, safety, and productivity of the crew
Ensure all required certifications and licenses remain current

You should be proficient in:

PLC Troubleshooting Skills
Industrial Construction
Electrical Schematics
Electrical Troubleshooting Skills
Troubleshooting Skills
Single and Three Phase Power
120/208/240/480 Voltage Systems
Motor Replacement/Repair/Maintenance
Commercial Electrical Expertise
Supervisory Experience
Electrical Installation
Electrical Troubleshooting
Electrical Repair
OSHA 10‑Hour Certification (OSHA 10)
National Electrical Code (NEC)
Relay Testing
Hi‑Pot (High Potential) / High Voltage Testing
Insulation Resistance Testing
PLC Programming Experience
PLC Wiring Experience
High Voltage Systems
Conduit Pulling
Conduit Bending
Rigid Metal Conduit (RMT)
Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT)
Intermediate Metal Conduit (IMC)
Industrial Electrical Experience
Industrial Electrical Systems
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
Electrical Panel Installation
Electrical Schematic Reading
Equipment Installation & Wiring

Machines & Technologies You’ll Use

Multimeter
Cable Tray
Power Tools
Aerial Devices
Variable Frequency Drives (VFD)
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)
Servo Motors

Our Story

Founded in Montana, Mach10 Solutions has rapidly expanded to provide premium fabrication and engineering services across the United States. Our journey began with a simple mission: deliver precision engineering solutions at unprecedented speeds.

Today, we leverage cutting‑edge technology and exceptional talent to provide manufacturing services that consistently exceed expectations. With a focus on quality, speed and innovation, we’ve become the trusted partner for companies seeking competitive advantages through superior fabrication and design.

At Mach10, we don’t just build components – we forge lasting partnerships through reliability, expertise, and our commitment to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.

Our Services

Precision Fabrication

State‑of‑the‑art manufacturing delivering tight‑tolerance components with uncompromising accuracy.

Design & Drafting

Comprehensive CAD modeling, documentation and DFM optimization to ensure flawless execution.

Field Services

Nationwide on‑site technical support, installation and maintenance from highly trained experts.

Quality Assurance

Rigorous inspection protocols guarantee every component meets or exceeds industry standards.

Project Management

End‑to‑end project coordination with clear communication and on‑time delivery.

Rapid Prototyping