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Electrical Foreman.
| Verified Pay | $28 -$36 per hour |
|---|---|
| Hours | Full-time, Part-time |
| Location | Panama City, Florida |
Compare Pay
Verified Pay$14.14
$17.9
$32.00
About this job
Job Description
About us
Owen Electric Company has been in business since 1986. We do large commercial, institutional, and multifamily electrical construction projects. Looking for an environment with driven individuals who are committed to excellence and growth? Join the OEC team and discover one of the fastest growing electrical contractors in the Southeast!
Owen Offers a full benefits package including Health/Dental/Vision/Life, 401K with matching and paid time off.
Foreman pay - $28 -$36/HR
We also offer a full benefits package that includes:
- Health Insurance - 4 different plans to choose from
- Dental/Vision/Life
- 401K Matching up to 6 percent of your quarter of your annual earnings
- Up to 4 weeks paid time off (Minimum length of employment required)
- Multiple Bonus programs
- Employee Referral Program that pays up to $5000/Employee referred!
Job Description
An electrical foreman is in charge of large and complex projects that employ many different electricians at the same time, and supervises the project as a whole, from the large-scale down to the details. On such a project, a foreman is responsible for providing on-site direction and leadership for workers in order to complete jobs within specific guidelines that include quality standards, time requirements, and budget considerations.
A foreman may be responsible for many different aspects of the job, including planning, customer relations, material management, and quality control. Depending on the employer, a foreman may also be responsible for training employees or overseeing apprenticeship programs.
Job Duties
Managing a team, evaluating employees' progress, training new team members, attending meetings, identifying conflicts, and resolving problems are all personnel responsibilities that an electrical foreman may have. Other work responsibilities often include organizing and planning a construction project, directing work, inspecting installations for quality, making sure code standards are met, and ensuring job safety.
Job Type: Full-time
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