Low Voltage Foreman

Power Design, Inc.•Las Vegas, NV

About The Position

The Low Voltage Foreman is a critical member of the project team at Power Design, responsible for maintaining high standards of quality, safety, and customer satisfaction in the installation of low-voltage systems. The role is assigned to a project across multiple construction phases and through TCO. The Foreman works with the project superintendent, project manager, and other trades to oversee the assigned scope, including materials and manpower. The role also supervises, mentors, and motivates employees; coordinates code requirements with local inspectors; and coordinates systems programming and configuration through project completion. Company-provided technology is used to help ensure work is completed on time, follows blueprints and specifications, and meets customer expectations.

Requirements

Hold an active Nevada F-Card.
Have at least three years of experience managing related systems installations.
Have proficient knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC), local codes, and construction safety requirements.
Be proficient in speaking, reading, and writing English.
Demonstrate and uphold Power Design’s core values: integrity, accountability, teamwork, innovation, and growth.
Be a progressive electrical leader with a drive for results, an interest in using technology, and an interest in a clear career path.

Nice To Haves

Five or more years of experience managing related systems installations preferred.
BICSI RCDD Installer certification preferred.
Access Control and CCTV manufacturer certifications, such as Kantech, Software House, or ExacQ, preferred.

Responsibilities

Work with the project superintendent, project manager, and other trades to oversee the assigned scope, including management of materials and manpower.
Work with the installation team to ensure safety, quality, and code requirements are met.
Use company-provided technology, including an iPad and smartphone, to help complete work on time, in accordance with blueprints and specifications, and to customer expectations.
Supervise, mentor, and motivate employees working on the designated scope.
Coordinate code requirements with local inspectors.
Coordinate systems programming and configuration through project completion.