Traveling Electrical Foreman — Small Projects Lead

Rogers Electric; Alpharetta (GA); Hybrid; USD 95,000 - 135,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay with night shift diff

Paid travel and hotel

Per diem

Medical, dental, vision

401(k) with company match

Paid time off and holidays

Training and referrals

Job summary

Rogers Electric is seeking a Traveling Small Projects Foreman to lead electrical crews across multiple sites in the U.S. You will plan, staff, and execute large electrical projects while managing costs, timelines, and safety.

The role requires 10+ years as an electrician and 3+ years as a foreman, with strong reading of blueprints and excellent communication. Expect extensive travel, night shifts, weekends, and overtime as part of the job.

Qualifications

• 10+ years as a commercial electrician.
• 3+ years as foreman on large electrical projects.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and specifications.
• Strong verbal and written communication.
• Willing to travel up to 90% and work nights/weekends/overtime.

Responsibilities

• Assists Project Manager with planning, organization, and staffing for projects.
• Analyzes bid documents and site conditions to outline scope and general conditions.
• Identifies risks in scope to ensure related costs are covered.
• Sets objectives, policies, procedures, and performance standards for the contract.
• Manages electricians, assigns tasks, and supplies materials/equipment.
• Oversees crew labor hours, procurement, scheduling, and daily reports.
• Leads safety meetings and enforces PPE usage.
• Runs conduit/wire and installs/terminates devices.
• Troubleshoots and conducts quality control testing.
• Conducts pre-bid surveys, kick-off, progress/punch walks, turnover.

Skills

Commercial electrician

Foreman leadership

Blueprint interpretation

Safety & PPE

Travel readiness

Tools

ProCore

Excel

Word

Job description

Rogers Electric is seeking a Traveling Small Projects Foreman to lead electrical crews across multiple sites in the U.S. You will plan, staff, and execute large electrical projects while managing costs, timelines, and safety.

The role requires 10+ years as an electrician and 3+ years as a foreman, with strong reading of blueprints and excellent communication. Expect extensive travel, night shifts, weekends, and overtime as part of the job.