Now Hiring: Low-Voltage Foreman

TEKsystems

3d•$39 - $44•Onsite

About The Position

We're searching for a skilled and motivated Low-Voltage Foreman to lead large field crews and drive excellence across multiple construction projects. If you thrive in a fast‑paced environment, love developing people, and take pride in delivering high‑quality installations, this role is for you. What You’ll Do As the Foreman, you'll oversee 10+ team members and ensure the successful delivery of low-voltage installations across diverse job sites. You will be the boots-on-the-ground leader who:

Requirements

OSHA 30
Low voltage installation
CAT5/CAT6
Electrical & troubleshooting
Leadership & communication
Project management
Strong computer and mobile device proficiency.
Experience with Office 365 (Word, Excel, Outlook) and SmartSheet.
Solid knowledge of cable codes, color codes, and termination practices.
OSHA 30 required.

Nice To Haves

Installer certs preferred: Leviton, Berk-Tek, SYSTIMAX, Ortronics, Panduit, etc.
Low-voltage license or telecom certification highly preferred (BICSI, InfoComm, NSCA, SCTE, etc.).

Responsibilities

Lead, mentor, and train project crews for performance and growth.
Maintain a strong, professional, and safety‑driven culture onsite.
Provide daily status updates to the Project Manager regarding progress, challenges, staffing, and morale.
Interpret blueprints and schematics to guide efficient, code‑compliant installation of cabling, devices, and communications equipment.
Execute daily work using LEAN Construction principles.
Coordinate closely with GCs, ECs, and end users to keep the project on schedule.
Verify completed work from Leads and Technicians for quality and accuracy.
Maintain daily logs, timecards, task trackers, and accurate As‑Built documentation.
Complete Pre‑Task Plans each morning and Daily Reports at shift end.
Forecast manpower, tools, materials, and equipment up to 4 weeks ahead.
Document all relevant communications with trade partners and stakeholders.
Review all project scope and drawings within the first week of project start.
Uphold all company policies, safety procedures, and job site standards.
Make decisions based on codes, industry best practices, and project timelines.
Maintain a clean, organized job site and ensure team compliance with appearance guidelines.