Senior Commercial Electric Foreman — Lead & Deliver Projects

TEP Electric; Georgia; On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

TEP Electric is seeking an experienced Commercial Electrical Foreman to lead crews on ground-up construction, tenant improvements, and large-scale commercial remodels in Georgia. This hands-on field leadership role requires reading plans, laying out work, coordinating with general contractors, and keeping projects moving.

You'll manage manpower, productivity, safety, and documentation, while training crew members and ensuring installations meet NEC standards and TE P specifications.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of commercial electrical construction experience.
• Previous Foreman, Lead Electrician, or similar field leadership experience.
• Strong commercial electrical installation knowledge.
• Ability to independently read plans and lay out electrical work.

Responsibilities

• Lead electricians and apprentices in the field.
• Plan and lay out daily and weekly electrical work.
• Read and work from commercial electrical drawings and specifications.
• Manage manpower, productivity, quality, and jobsite safety.
• Coordinate with GCs, superintendents, inspectors, other trades, and project management.
• Plan ahead for manpower, materials, tools, and equipment.
• Identify field conflicts, delays, schedule impacts, and out-of-scope work early.
• Ensure installations meet plans, specifications, NEC requirements, and TEP standards.
• Maintain accurate field documentation and progress reporting.
• Coordinate inspections, punch lists, and project closeout.
• Train and hold crew members accountable.
• Work alongside the crew when needed to maintain production and schedule.

Skills

Leadership

Plan reading

NEC knowledge

Crew management

Communication skills

Driver's license

Plan layout

Job description

TEP Electric is seeking an experienced Commercial Electrical Foreman to lead crews on ground-up construction, tenant improvements, and large-scale commercial remodels in Georgia. This hands-on field leadership role requires reading plans, laying out work, coordinating with general contractors, and keeping projects moving.

You'll manage manpower, productivity, safety, and documentation, while training crew members and ensuring installations meet NEC standards and TE P specifications.