Electrical Foreman

Hunt Electric•Caldwell, ID

12d•Onsite

About The Position

Hunt Electric, Inc. is seeking a full-time Licensed Electrical Foreman for its electrical division in Boise, Idaho. The role is responsible for planning, designing, organizing, and executing electrical construction projects while adapting to changing codes, regulations, and safety requirements. The foreman troubleshoots, pulls wire, bends pipe, and mentors field crews. The position oversees project planning and execution, including crew management, safety, quality, production, material and labor coordination, scheduling, documentation, and trade coordination. The foreman works with the project manager and purchasing manager to manage scope, change requests, requisitions, and delivery schedules. This role also helps establish project-specific safety plans and prefab tasks, and contributes to a positive team environment. The position is based in Hunt Electric’s Boise location. The typical schedule is Monday through Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Requirements

Current Journeyman license.
Five or more years of installation experience using the latest electrical code, means, and methods.
Ability to apply current technological techniques to maximize employee safety, quality, and production.
Strong internal and external communication and interpersonal skills, including tact, diplomacy, and influence; ability to work as a team player and acknowledge others’ contributions.
Basic computer skills, including Outlook, Bluebeam, Word, and Excel.
Safety training related to electrical and general construction, such as OSHA 10/30, NFPA 70E, First Aid/CPR, scissor lift, forklift, Lock Out/Tag Out, and trade-specific training.
Valid driver’s license and a clean motor vehicle record.

Responsibilities

Supervise electrical construction projects with crews ranging from 2 to 50 personnel, meeting safety, quality, and production goals.
Manage crews diplomatically and provide appropriate training and positive, constructive feedback.
Plan and lay out projects, including estimating installation material quantities and identifying tool needs based on the project schedule.
Establish site-specific safety plans and evaluate risks to personnel and equipment.
Review contract drawings and specifications and implement the installation accordingly.
Work with the project manager to evaluate contracted scope, identify change requests, and assess schedule effects.
Plan material, equipment, and labor needs to ensure timely arrival at and departure from the site.
Monitor daily progress against short-term and long-term schedules and provide daily written documentation of activities and obstacles.
Conduct and participate in project meetings as needed and provide trade coordination.
Coordinate and communicate with the project manager and purchasing manager regarding detailed material requisitions and delivery schedules.
Establish and implement project-specific prefabrication tasks.
Contribute actively to a positive team environment.
Demonstrate knowledge of the National Electrical Code.
Maintain dependable attendance and comply with scheduled work hours.
Perform other duties or work at other locations as assigned by the manager.
Troubleshoot electrical systems, pull wire, bend pipe, and mentor field crews.