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Goodwin Recruiting in Los Angeles seeks an experienced Dry Utilities / Underground Power Foreman to lead field crews on a major municipal project. You will oversee trenching, conduit work, vaults, and restoration while ensuring safety and productivity.
This full-time, union-enabled role offers strong overtime potential, competitive union wages, and a comprehensive benefits package. Candidates with 5+ years as a foreman in dry utilities and the ability to read plans are encouraged to apply.
Los Angeles, CA | Full-Time | Union | Long-Term Municipal Project
We are seeking an experienced Dry Utilities / Underground Power Foreman to lead field crews on a major long-term municipal utility project throughout the City of Los Angeles.
This opportunity offers highly competitive prevailing union wages, an excellent benefits package, significant overtime potential, and a company pickup truck.
Candidates may qualify through one of three pathways:
Qualified nonunion candidates may also be considered for applicable pathways if eligible and willing to join the required union.
Preferred: Operating Engineers, Laborers, or Teamsters experience; City of Los Angeles/LADWP experience; Greenbook/public right-of-way knowledge; OSHA 30 or Competent Person certification.
This position offers a highly competitive prevailing-wage union compensation package based on the applicable classification and experience.
The overall package includes strong hourly earnings, comprehensive union health and welfare benefits, pension contributions, vacation benefits, substantial overtime potential, and a company pickup truck for authorized business use.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced underground utility foreman looking for long-term, steady municipal work with strong earning potential.
Work Territory: Los Angeles
Candidates located in Los Angeles or Ventura County are ideally positioned for the territory. Candidates from surrounding areas may also be considered if they can reliably report to changing Los Angeles jobsites.