Low Voltage Foreman

TEKsystems•Ogden, UT

3d•$30 - $40•Onsite

About The Position

We are rapidly expanding and looking to add to our growing team. This role is part of our Low Voltage Division and will actively lead crews while performing installation, maintenance, repair, and inspection of low voltage systems across various commercial environments throughout Utah and the surrounding Intermountain Region. The Foreman is responsible for directing and coordinating field activities for cabling and installation projects in alignment with company policies, procedures, and profitability goals. This role requires a strong leader who is self-motivated, solutions-oriented, and capable of working independently with minimal supervision.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED required
Strong mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn
Basic computer proficiency
Experience using testing equipment
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record
Reliable transportation to multiple job sites
Professional demeanor and appearance
Experience installing and servicing access control systems such as: Prodatakey (PDK), Salto, Genea, Milestone Systems (VMS-integrated), Mercury-based hardware or similar platforms
Hands-on experience with: Structured cabling (Cat5/6), CCTV and IP camera systems, Audio-visual systems (e.g., Crestron, Q-Sys), Network infrastructure and rack installations, System termination and troubleshooting
Core Skills: Access control systems, Audio visual systems, Security camera installation (CCTV), Structured cabling and termination, Low voltage systems installation, Troubleshooting and technical support, Wireless access point (WAP) installation, Fiber optic cabling

Responsibilities

Arrive on time and ready to work at assigned job sites
Promote and enforce a strong safety-first culture across all phases of work
Represent the company professionally in appearance, communication, and job site cleanliness
Lead, coach, and develop technicians to maximize team performance
Provide clear direction to crew members to meet daily project objectives
Communicate daily with the Project Manager (by 2 PM) regarding labor needs and material requirements
Maintain required tools in accordance with company policy
Interpret and execute work per project specifications, schematics, and job orders
Understand full project scope and effectively communicate it to the team
Make informed field decisions to improve quality, efficiency, and project profitability
Supervise crew members and subcontractors to ensure work is completed safely and to high-quality standards
Troubleshoot issues and assist team members in problem-solving
Ensure compliance with all local codes and industry standards
Manage scheduling, labor allocation, materials, and equipment efficiently
Maintain job site organization and cleanliness throughout the project lifecycle
Ensure accurate and timely entry of labor hours
Track and assign all materials and inventory to the appropriate job
Submit requests for additional work (change orders) per company process
Maintain current project drawings and specifications on-site
Receive and verify materials; report shortages immediately
Properly document and return unused inventory
Plan and coordinate equipment and tool needs
Ensure proper use, maintenance, and security of tools and equipment
Maintain a clean and organized work vehicle, reporting maintenance needs promptly
Conduct weekly vehicle inventory and restocking
Document and report all policy violations using progressive discipline
Maintain accurate records for incidents, injuries, and job site activity
Report job site accidents immediately
Participate in post-project reviews to assess performance and profitability
Minimize unnecessary supplier trips through proactive planning
Perform field measurements when required
Support ongoing process improvements and efficiency initiatives
Complete other duties as assigned by the Project Manager