Electrician Foreman - Industrial

East Coast Construction Services LLC•Raleigh, NC
•$30 - $45

About The Position

East Coast Construction Services, LLC (ECCS), an industrial electrical contracting firm serving the Southeastern U.S., is seeking a working Foreman skilled in industrial electrical work. The Foreman will lead small electrical crews, own assigned project phases, and keep Superintendents informed to protect schedule and quality. The role involves taking assigned electrical scope from planning through close-out, maintaining safety and installation standards, and documenting daily field progress. The position requires jobsite work, including early starts and weather-exposed conditions. Employment is contingent upon successful completion of a background check and drug screening, conducted in compliance with applicable laws.

Requirements

  • Proven record as a working Foreman or lead on industrial electrical work.
  • Demonstrated experience running small crews and owning project phases from daily planning through phase completion.
  • Ability to interpret drawings, details, and installation requirements independently.
  • Demonstrated jobsite safety leadership, including effective JSAs, correct use of stop-work authority, and same-day incident reporting.
  • Valid driver's license.
  • Ability to work jobsite hours, including early starts and weather-exposed conditions.

Nice To Haves

  • Proficiency in Procore for daily logs, photos, manpower, quantities, and field notes.

Responsibilities

  • Plan and assign work by person and area, lead crew huddles, remove constraints, and maintain production.
  • Direct journeymen, apprentices, and helpers; coach in real time and establish high standards.
  • Manage assigned electrical scope—including sequencing, materials, access, quality hold-points, and next-day readiness—from plan through phase close-out.
  • Read current drawings and specifications, install to NEC and company standards, and verify work before cover-up.
  • Conduct pre-task and JSA discussions; enforce PPE and housekeeping requirements and use stop-work authority.
  • Identify labor, materials, tools, access, permits, and information needs early to prevent production delays; coordinate with other trades.
  • Complete same-day daily logs by the cutoff, including manpower, quantities using the same budget code as labor hours, delays, issues, and clear photos.
  • Alert the Supervisor to drawing conflicts, material or access gaps, quality risks, and crew issues before they become schedule problems.
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