Traveling Industrial Electrician Foreman

Salary Range: 38 to 42 (Currency: USD) (Pay period: per-hour-wage)

Job Responsibilities:

• Performs tasks and scheduled assignments to ensure that electrical systems are properly maintained and operating correctly
• Troubleshoot instrumentation, motor controls, and be knowledgeable in industrial construction practices
• Adhere to NFPA 70E guidelines for electrical safety and company policies
• Interpret drawings and apply to field install maintaining NEC requirements
• Communicate with customers through verbal or written means
• Manage a crew of electricians
• Ability work after-hours or weekends to finish job at times

Benefits Package: Company Paid!

• Medical, Dental, Prescription & Vision Benefits--No premium cost!
• Life, AD&D, and LTD insurance
• Paid Vacation and Holidays
• Teladoc, TriaHealth, Legal and Identity Theft Monitoring
• Company-Matched 401(k) and IRA Retirement Savings
• Per-Diem paid when overnight travel is required
• Drive time and mileage paid for use of a personal vehicle when travel is required
• Company vehicles could be provided after an initial employment 
• Pay Range: $30-$45/hr

Requirements:

• Licensed Electrician.
• Current Journeyman or Master’s.
• Experience as a Lead or Foreman electrician.
• Experience as a Commercial and/or Industrial Electrician.
• MSHA certification is a plus but not required
• Available and willing for travel.
• Flexible and willing to work on-call, day, night, weekend, or overtime shifts as the job requires.
• Experience reading blueprints and site maps.  
• Knowledgeable of NFPA 70E, proper ARC flash PPE.
• Able to read all types of electrical drawings, single lines, and P&IDs.
• Proficient in installing grounding systems, CAD Welding, and Mechanical connections.
• Knowledgeable in industrial construction practices.
• Experience as a Commercial and/or Industrial Electrician.
• Proficient with lighting circuits maintenance, repair, and new installation 120v-480v.
• Advanced Controls – includes Wye-Delta starters, part winding starters, soft starts, and VFDs.
• Ability and knowledge to properly operate the common large tools of the electrical trade such as various types of threading equipment, hand, mechanical and hydraulic bending equipment, and tugging equipment.
• General knowledge of PLC.
• Use of various types of instruments used in the electrical trade including voltage meters, ammeters, and meggers.
• Instrumentation knowledge. including Flow meters, Digital valves, and Analog Instruments.
• Able to work inside or outside in various temperatures and environments.
• Must have reliable transportation with insurance.
• Safety conscious, follow all applicable PPE guidelines.
• Has basic hand tools and PPE.
• Outstanding troubleshooting skills.
• Experience managing large industrial/commercial projects
• Experience with Microsoft Office products such as Excel, Word, etc.
• Excellent customer relationship and communication skills with Project Managers; verbal and written. 
• Comfortable working unsupervised and with teams of 4 to 20 other technicians. 
• Strong attention to detail.
• Certified to operate a BOOM or scissor lift, and ability to work at heights.
• Able to pass drug and background screening.
• Valid driver's license with a clean driving record; no DUI or DWI in the last three years.

Responsibilities:

• Performs tasks and scheduled assignments to ensure that electrical systems are properly maintained and operating correctly
• Troubleshoot instrumentation, and motor controls.
• Adhere to NFPA 70E guidelines for electrical safety and company policies.
• Interpret drawings and apply to field install maintaining NEC requirements.
• Communicate with customers through verbal or written means.
• Lead and manage small crews of 2-8 electricians by providing daily instruction and training, as needed. Conduct tests to ensure all newly installed electrical systems and component devices are operational.
• Ability work after-hours or weekends to finish job at times
• Inspect and test electrical components to diagnose problems, repair broken electrical components, and install updates for outdated electrical systems. 
• Install and layout of various types of conduits, including cable trays.
• Install and troubleshoot Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection.
• Set up and pull conductors in conduit and cable tray, including the proper methods of attaching the cables to the pulling mechanism. 
• Switch gear installation and Iron frame breaker maintenance.
• Troubleshoot electrical problems and install new wiring or other components to fix lighting, fuse boxes, and generators.
• Assist with pre-installation opportunities by designing and planning technical solutions.
• Promptly provide clear daily updates and communicate effectively with Project Managers, customers, and technicians.
• Provide regular updates to Project Management on project status and current objectives.    
• Ensure electrical systems meet local, county, state, or federal codes; legal and/or insurance requirements. 
• Adhere to all required project safety requirements as set forth by Wachter, our customers, or OSHA.
• Perform any other duties not specifically stated herein, but which your supervisor may assign.