Electrical Foreman Construction, Mining & Trades at Geebo

Electrical Foreman


Requirements:
High School Diploma or Equivalent
60 Months Experience
Valid Driver's License
Reference Checks

Job Description:
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: supervision of projects, equipment, oversight of all electrical maintenance (Projects, Preventive Maintenance, Work Orders, re-lamping, etc.),coordinate the daily work load of the company workers, coordinate emergency repairs as required, conduct quality assurance checks and oversee the materials inventory. Responsibilities also include assisting (working side by side) all company workers when needed (i.e. backup on calls, emergencies, shift coverage, etc.). This is a HANDS-ON, working supervisory position. All completed work is subject to inspection by administrative superior.
Core Job Functions
Customer service- maintain ongoing customer relations
Coordination of daily work load of Company workers including ensuring completion of records for work performed
Supervision of company workers engaged in all aspects of electrical maintenance; plans, lays out, and assigns duties to subordinates; checks periodically to ensure established specifications and standards are met. Prepares work reports concerning types of repairs made, materials used, and cost of completed work assignments; purchases parts, tools, and supplies. Maintains inventory of materials and equipment. Assists in coordinating job assignments with other Trades Supervisors. Advise Manager with technical issues pertaining to installation, modification and repair of electrical systems and infrastructure. Inspect work of subordinates and contractors to ensure compliance with institutional standards. Determines procedures for maintenance, installation, modification and repair of electrical equipment. Provides oversight of all electrical workers. Performs related work as required.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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