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Tricom Networks Inc.

EV Foreman

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What they do

A Construction or Building Inspector inspects new construction or renovated buildings to check for compliance with government safety codes and zoning requirements. Checks building structures and foundations, or provides inspections of electrical systems, plumbing or heating and cooling systems, or building elevators.

$83,157 / year median in California

+6% projected growth

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Job Description

Job Title:

EV Superintendent -

EV Installation Construction Company:
Tricom Networks Location:

Northern and Southern California (Travel Required)

Job Type:
Full-Time Pay:

$35.00 - $40.00 hourly How to

Apply:

Apply ONLY through Indeed. Walk-ins and phone calls will not be accepted.

APPLY IF YOU HAVE EV EXPERIENCE ONLY

• Build the Future of EV Infrastructure with Tricom Networks! We are seeking an experienced EV Superintendent to join our team in constructing Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations across California. If you have EV Superintendent civil construction experience and a strong work ethic, this is your opportunity to grow with a leading contractor in a high-demand industry.

Key Responsibilities:

Supervise crew members and subcontractors, and manage their work progress Set performance goals and deadlines and make all efforts to keep the projects within budget Ensuring compliance with safety, health, and quality standards Follow procedures in submitting required documents to Managers and Office staff

Electrical Scope Control:

Read and interpret one-lines, site plans, load calcs. Verify conductor sizes, grounding, bonding, OCPD, and equipment ratings. Catch design issues before inspectors do (mis-sized feeders, wrong breaker curves, etc.)

Utility & Power Coordination:

Coordinate with utility provider (transformer set, meter, energization). Manage temp power vs permanent power. Understand utility clearances, pad specs, and energization sequencing

Trenching & Underground Oversight:

Depths, widths, conduit spacing, bends, and sweeps. Direct-bury vs duct bank vs slurry encasement. Grounding electrodes, ground rings, and inspection timing before backfill. Civil /

Concrete Interface:

Charger pads, equipment pads, bollards, ADA slopes. Anchor bolt templates, elevations, drainage. Coordinate pour timing with conduit stub-ups (this is where jobs get blown).

Code & Inspection Readiness:

NEC Articles 625, 110, 250, 300, 310, 705 (and local AHJ amendments). Labeling, signage, clearances, working space. Pre-walk jobs so inspections are one-and-done. Crew Leadership (Hands-On): Run electricians, operators, and laborers. Enforce LOTO, trench safety, and arc-flash boundaries. Solve problems in the field—not just "call the PM".

Material & Equipment Management:

Long-lead items (switchgear, chargers, transformers). Verify delivered gear matches submittals. Track reels, lugs, terminations, torque tools, test gear.

Charger Installation & Integration:

Mounting pedestals vs cabinets. DC fast charger vs Level 2 differences. Communication wiring, fiber, Ethernet, cellular antennas.

Testing, Commissioning & Turnover:

Megger, torque verification, grounding tests. Charger startup with manufacturer or network provider. Punch-list closeout, as-builts, O&M handoff.

Schedule & Site Control:

Coordinate trades (civil, striping, fencing, signage). Maintain access, parking flow, and public safety. Keep project on schedule without burning labor. What Separates a Good Foreman from a

Great One:

Anticipates utility delays. Knows when a "small change" will trigger re-inspection. Can explain issues to inspectors in their language. Protects margin by preventing rework.

Job Requirements:

Civil construction experience is required OSHA 30 Construction Certification Must be willing to travel and work out of town throughout California (Required) Must be able to perform physical labor in all weather conditions Valid driver's license Ability to follow instructions and safety protocols Proficiency in

MS Office Pay:

$32.00 - $40.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Application Question(s): Willingness to work away from home for extended periods of time?

Language:

English (Required)

License/Certification:

OSHA 30 (Preferred)

Work Location:

On the road

Benefits

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • 401(k) Plans
  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance