Electrical Installation Foreman (100% Travel)

KION•Grand Rapids, MI

About The Position

Dematic is hiring an Electrical Installation Foreman to work on customer projects at locations throughout the continental United States. The employee may be based anywhere in the continental U.S. but must be willing to travel 100% independently, including internationally, and use a personal vehicle to travel to customer sites. The role involves completing assigned electrical installation tasks within allotted time, supporting the safety of the team, and providing basic direction and training to less experienced personnel. It requires extensive knowledge of conveyor installation and related construction activities, as well as the ability to work on large construction sites in varied climates and environments. The estimated base pay range is $38,000–$86,000; final compensation depends on factors including work location, education, experience, knowledge, and skills. Technical education or specialized training is preferred but not required. Some U.S. positions may require proof of full COVID-19 vaccination, subject to legally permitted exemptions.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent work experience.
Minimum 2–5 years of experience and knowledge installing and/or maintaining conveyor equipment.
Valid driver's license.
OSHA 30 certification.
Ability to comprehend engineered drawings and proofread them for corrections.
Ability and willingness to travel 100% independently, including internationally.
Ability to lift at least 50 pounds and push, pull, squat, crawl, and walk around large construction sites in varied climates and environments.
High degree of safety awareness.
Experience with conveyor system layout, component pre-assembly, header steel installation, platform and structural steel erection, conveyor installation, guard rail, rack, air piping, detailing, and run-in of installed equipment.

Nice To Haves

Technical degree or specialized training.

Responsibilities

Complete assigned electrical installation tasks within the allotted time and as directed by site supervision.
Take personal responsibility for safety and the safety of others nearby.
Provide basic direction, training, and support to less experienced personnel.
Travel independently to customer sites, including internationally, and use a personal vehicle for travel.
Perform conveyor-system installation work, including layout, component pre-assembly, conduit bending, wire pulling, mounting devices, detailing, and run-in of installed equipment.