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Saulsbury Industries

Builds industrial facilities and fabricated equipment

Electrical Foreman

Full-Time
No salary listed
Junior, Mid
Lubbock, TX, USA
In Person
Building TradesElectrical

About the job

Requirements
  • Broad working knowledge of the assigned craft, including instrument and electrical work, and extensive personal trade experience.
  • Knowledge of safety procedures, basic electrical safety practices, and applicable environmental, health, and safety policies.
  • Four years of experience involving conduit, cable tray, electrical buildings with gear from 120 volts to 25 kilovolts, and instrumentation cable pulls and terminations from 600 volts to 25 kilovolts.
  • For the Foreman position, at least three years of experience as an Industrial Electrical Foreman.
  • For the Leadsman position, at least one year of experience as an Industrial Electrical Leadsman or Foreman.
  • Ability to read and visualize objects from blueprints and maintain precise attention to detail.
  • Ability to estimate labor, materials, and equipment required for assignments.
  • Ability to inspect and test completed work for compliance with project drawings, specifications, and quality-control procedures.
  • Ability to prepare daily reports, maintain records and files, and maintain inventory of assigned materials.
  • Ability to pass the required drug test under the company and Department of Transportation anti-drug program.
  • Ability to attend and successfully complete company safety training and Supervisors Safety Training.
  • OSHA 10 certification or training.
  • Manual and finger dexterity, eye-hand coordination, depth perception, far visual acuity, and ability to see small details.
  • Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds, climb 30-foot ladders without resting, maintain balance on catwalks and narrow workspaces, stand for long periods, and work in awkward or confined spaces and at heights.
  • Ability to work 50 or more hours per week and respond to directed overtime requests.
  • Reading comprehension sufficient to understand written instructions, technical manuals, safety procedures, and parts catalogs.
  • Mathematical skill sufficient to perform basic calculations.
  • Oral communication skills for routine and technical information exchange.
  • Ability to organize assigned work, develop effective work methods, and give assignments and instructions.
  • Skill in diagnosing equipment malfunctions and identifying corrective action.
  • Knowledge of methods used to inspect, analyze, and determine work to be performed.
  • Ability to evaluate work conditions and quality and make decisions regarding appropriate courses of action.
  • Ability to operate assigned equipment.
  • Ability to follow safety procedures, conduct safety checks and safety meetings, and take required safety precautions.
  • Ability to work cooperatively with coworkers, supervisors, and personnel from other crafts.
  • Ability to work under time pressure and respond quickly and calmly to emergency situations.
  • Ability to understand, remember, and follow oral and written directions.
Responsibilities
  • Coordinate and direct craft personnel to complete construction and maintenance tasks safely, on schedule, and cost-effectively.
  • Supervise and direct a group of craft or trade workers performing assigned tasks.
  • Promote safety awareness and enforce safety policies and procedures.
  • Develop effective work plans and give assignments and instructions to work crews.
  • Supervise crew work activity and ensure assigned tasks are completed safely, skillfully, and efficiently.
  • Communicate with the supervisor about assignment progress and new problems.
  • Inspect and test, or supervise the inspection and testing of, completed crew work.
  • Check completed work for compliance with project drawings, specifications, and quality-control procedures.
  • Prepare daily reports and maintain records and files.
  • Maintain inventory of materials associated with assigned work.
  • Recommend promotion or demotion of subordinates and identify training needs.
  • Present safety meetings and attend specialty or other training assigned by management.
  • Perform related duties as required and work in association with other crafts when conditions, schedules, or workloads warrant.

About the company

Saulsbury Industries provides engineering, procurement, construction and fabrication services for industrial infrastructure projects across the United States. Its work spans early scope development, cost estimating, detailed engineering, equipment purchasing and field construction through startup and commissioning. The company builds power and process facilities, including gas treatment plants, substations, battery storage systems and water infrastructure. Fabrication teams produce piping, structural steel, electrical assemblies, equipment skids and modules for installation at project sites. Founded in 1967, Saulsbury Industries is headquartered in Odessa, Texas.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Odessa, TX

Founded

1967

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What believers are saying

  • Career development: employees receive training, mentorship and leadership development opportunities.
  • Personal support: the employee assistance program covers personal, financial, legal and wellness needs.
  • Family education support: a company scholarship program supports employees' children in college or vocational school.

What critics are saying

  • Height exposure: journeyman electricians must climb thirty-foot ladders without resting.
  • Night work: the electrical quality inspector role requires on-site night shifts.
  • Geographic flexibility: project controls managers must be able to work at sites in Texas, New Mexico or North Dakota.

What makes Saulsbury Industries unique

  • Independent ownership: the company describes itself as debt-free and family-owned.
  • Controlled production: Saulsbury owns and operates its fabrication facilities.
  • Formal execution controls: its safety and quality system uses planning, execution, evaluation and improvement phases.

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