Low Voltage Foreman – Commercial Construction | Salt Lake City

TEAMLINX LLC•Salt Lake City, UT

1d•$27 - $38•Onsite

About The Position

LINX is hiring a Low Voltage Foreman in the Salt Lake City, UT area to lead crews across a diverse portfolio of commercial construction projects, including corporate offices, healthcare facilities, K-12 and higher education campuses, small data centers, and other commercial and industrial environments. This is a working foreman role built for someone who thrives on variety. You know structured cabling and low voltage installation from the ground up, you can train technicians to do it right across different environments, and you're ready to be the face of LINX on your assigned job sites every day. You'll report to the Project Manager and own daily field execution: crew productivity, quality standards, materials, safety, and client communication. Foremen at LINX who perform well move into Superintendent roles as project volume grows, and our pipeline is growing consistently across the USA.

Requirements

3-5 years of hands-on low voltage or structured cabling installation experience with demonstrated mastery of tools, methods, and quality standards across copper and fiber systems
1-2 years in a field leadership role, Lead Technician, working Foreman, or equivalent
Experience on large or complex commercial construction projects, healthcare, education, or multi-tenant commercial environments preferred
Full mastery of low voltage tools, equipment, and installation processes. You can do everything you're asking your crew to do and you can teach it.
Ability to read and interpret construction documents, Scope of Work, Bill of Materials, as-builts, blueprints, and project schedules
Proficiency with industry-standard test equipment and the ability to run tests, interpret results, troubleshoot failures, and produce clean documentation
Familiarity with project cost tracking and Bluebeam Revu for document management and markup
Working knowledge of applicable industry standards, BICSI, Division 27, etc.
Demonstrated ability to lead, train, and hold accountable a crew of 10-20 technicians in a fast-paced construction environment
Strong written and verbal communication in English. You will interact directly with clients, GCs, and internal teams on a daily basis.
Ability to manage staffing, scheduling, timesheets, and change order documentation accurately and on time
Valid driver's license and auto insurance required

Nice To Haves

BICSI Installer 1 or Installer 2 certification
BICSI Technician certification
Confined Space Certification
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30
Manufacturer-specific certifications

Responsibilities

Lead a team of low voltage technicians across active commercial construction job sites, corporate offices, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, and small data centers, setting daily goals, managing productivity, and solving problems in real time
Handle workforce planning for your projects: crew scheduling, labor tracking, timesheet completion, and coordination with contract workers when scope requires additional hands
Train technicians in installation methods, test equipment operation, safety procedures, and quality standards across varied project environments
Identify and address personnel issues on site, escalating to the Superintendent or Project Manager when appropriate
Own daily execution of structured cabling, fiber optic, and low voltage infrastructure scopes, including Cat6/Cat6A copper, OM3/OM4 multimode fiber, OS2 single-mode, pathway systems, cable tray, and conduit
Navigate the coordination requirements of occupied environments, active hospitals, functioning school campuses, and operating businesses including scheduling discipline, noise and dust management
Manage Moves, Adds, and Changes (MACs), tracking scope changes for materials and labor accurately and ensuring proper documentation flows to the Project Manager and estimating team
Monitor job progress against schedule daily, track costs using Bluebeam and project reporting tools, and adjust crew deployment and material staging to protect the timeline
Manage on-site materials from receipt through installation: receiving, staging, inventory tracking, shortage identification, and warehouse coordination
Order supplies and coordinate deliveries in alignment with the project schedule
Maintain clean, organized, and compliant job site conditions, particularly important in healthcare and education environments where infection control, noise ordinances, and public safety standards apply
Lead daily safety compliance: toolbox talks, hazard identification, PPE enforcement, and adherence to site-specific safety plans
Understand and enforce the environment-specific requirements each project demands
Serve as the primary LINX representative at your assigned sites, communicating professionally and proactively with clients, facilities managers, IT directors, general contractors, and building management
Participate in pre-bid walkthroughs and post-project reviews with Project Managers, Estimating, and Sales
Escalate scope conflicts, schedule risks, and customer concerns to the Project Manager immediately