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Titan Multi-Family (IES Residential)
Residential Electrical Foreman
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What they do
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.
$78,897 / year median in Virginia
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Position Summary The Electrical Foreman plays a pivotal role in the successful execution of residential multi-family construction projects and contributes directly to the growth and development of the company. This position is responsible for supervising and coordinating the activities of electrical crews engaged in the layout, installation, and repair of wiring, fixtures, devices, and control equipment, while ensuring compliance with the National Electrical Code (NEC), safety standards, and project timelines. A successful Foreman leads by example, promotes a culture of safety and accountability, and motivates their team to take ownership and pride in their work. Key Responsibilities Oversee Multi-Family Projects Supervise and coordinate daily activities of assigned electrical crews on multi-family construction sites in accordance with plans, specifications, and NEC standards. Interpret Electrical Plans and Specifications Read and interpret blueprints, job orders, and engineering drawings to ensure accurate execution of installations. Crew Leadership and Communication Provide clear direction and leadership to crew members; maintain effective communication with project supervisors, subcontractors, and other trades. Site Coordination and Resource Management Assess and plan material, equipment, and labor needs; ensure timely delivery of required resources to meet project milestones. Safety Enforcement Enforce company and OSHA safety rules; immediately address or report safety hazards and ensure safe work practices at all times. Quality Control and Problem Solving Monitor work quality and promptly resolve installation issues or discrepancies to minimize rework and delays. Maintain Professional Relationships Foster positive working relationships with subcontractors, vendors, and internal departments, including Division Managers.