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Coharbor Electric

Commercial Electrical Foreman

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A Construction Foreman supervises work crews at construction sites. Hires and manages construction workers and directs work according to plans developed by a project manager and architects. May specialize in a particular type of building project such as residential or industrial construction, or a particular part or stage of the construction process.

$74,068 / year median in Florida

+16% projected growth

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Job Description

We don't need another hand who can pull wire. We've got those. We need a leader — someone who can run a crew, own a jobsite start to finish, and make every man around him better. If that's you, keep reading. If it's not, save us both the time. Who we are Coharbor Electric is a veteran-owned, faith-grounded licensed electrical contractor (EC#13012422) serving Southwest Florida. We run real systems, we do clean work, and we back our people. We're growing on purpose, not by accident — and we're looking for the field leader who's going to help us do it right. What you'll own As Foreman, the jobsite is yours.
You will:
Lead a crew day-to-day on residential and heavy commercial work — layout, install, troubleshoot, and finish. Set the standard. Your crew's quality, code compliance, and pace are on you. Read the plans, stage the material, and keep the job on schedule and on budget. Train up your apprentices and helpers — a great foreman builds the next crew, not just this one. Be the face of Coharbor on site: coordinate with the GC's super, inspectors, and customers. Keep the jobsite safe. PPE, protocols, no exceptions. You lead safety by doing it, not talking about it. Track your job in ServiceTitan — time, photos, documentation. If it isn't documented, it didn't happen. Who you are You take ownership. Problems on your site are your problems to solve, not to pass up the chain. You've got heavy commercial experience and you're comfortable on residential remodels and new construction too. You know the NEC cold and you can prove it in the field. Your crew respects you because you're competent and fair — not because of a title. You'd rather be held to a high standard than coddled on a low one. Who you're not Not someone who needs to be babysat or chased for updates. Not someone who cuts corners. Not someone who blames the crew, the GC, or the weather. What you need to have 6+ years electrical construction experience (residential and commercial). 2+ years leading a crew. Expert NEC knowledge; strong blueprint and spec reading. Valid Florida driver's license, clean record. OSHA 10 or 30 (or willing to earn it within 30 days).
Bonus:
ServiceTitan, Procore, or similar platform experience. What we offer Paid time off and holidays. A year-round pipeline in one of Florida's fastest-growing markets — no seasonal layoffs. Industry-leading tools and software, and an ownership team that actually answers the phone. How to apply Apply through Indeed with your résumé and a short note on the biggest job you've ever run — scope, crew size. We read every one. Serious candidates only. "Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men." — Colossians 3:23
Pay:
$32.90 - $37.63 per hour
Benefits:
Health insurance Paid time off Application Question(s): Short note on the biggest job you've ever run — scope, crew size Expected hourly rate?
Work Location:
In person