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Pharos Technologies, LLC in the Denver metropolitan area is seeking a hands-on Low Voltage Foreman to lead installation crews on commercial and industrial projects. You will plan, supervise structured cabling, security, and AV work, interpret blueprints, allocate tasks, and ensure work meets safety norms and project specs.
This full-time, on-site role requires strong leadership, clear communication with clients and subcontractors, and hands-on troubleshooting, maintenance, and quality control.
Pharos Technologies, LLC is a leading provider of low-voltage solutions, including structured cabling, voice and data networks, security systems/access control, key management systems, audio visual installations, and data center infrastructure. The company serves a wide range of clients, from small businesses to large enterprises, as well as general and electrical contractors seeking specialized low-voltage expertise. Pharos Technologies focuses on delivering reliable, high-quality installations that support modern communication and security needs. In addition to installation services, the company offers consulting to help clients design and implement scalable, cost-effective low-voltage systems. Team members work in a dynamic environment that emphasizes technical excellence, safety, and customer satisfaction.
The Low Voltage Foreman is a full-time, on-site role based in the Denver Metropolitan Area, responsible for leading low-voltage installation teams on commercial and industrial projects. Day-to-day responsibilities include planning and supervising structured cabling, security systems, audio visual, and related low-voltage installations, ensuring work is completed safely, on schedule, and in accordance with project specifications and industry standards. The foreman coordinates with project managers, contractors, and clients, interprets drawings and blueprints, assigns tasks, and monitors workmanship and quality control. The role includes hands-on installation work, troubleshooting, maintenance of low-voltage systems, and proper use of tools and equipment. The Low Voltage Foreman also ensures compliance with safety policies, maintains accurate documentation, and supports training and development of field technicians.