Foreman - Mission Critical Data Center

Electrical Foreman

Enterprise Electrical is seeking a qualified Electrical Foreman to oversee field crews on a prestigious Mission Critical Data Center project in San Antonio, TX. This role is pivotal in ensuring that our field teams perform their tasks safely, efficiently, and meet the highest quality standards. The ideal candidate should have a minimum of 7 years of experience in mission critical / data center projects. As a Foreman, you will be responsible for coordinating daily activities, supervising apprentices and journeymen, enforcing safety regulations, and ensuring compliance with all applicable codes, drawings, and specifications.

Standard Schedule: 6/10s

Hourly Pay: $52 - $55 per hour

Project Duration: 1 year+ with additional steady work.

Daily Per Diem: $150 (Paid daily, 7 days a week)

Retention Bonus: An additional $5.00 per hour

Field Leadership & Supervision

• Supervise and lead journeymen, apprentices, and helpers on active data center projects
• Assign daily work, manpower, and priorities based on schedule and project needs
• Enforce productivity, workmanship, and safety expectations across crews
• Mentor and develop field personnel, ensuring proper task execution and growth

Data Center / Mission-Critical Execution

• Oversee installation of electrical systems including:
• Power distribution
• Switchgear, transformers, UPS, and PDUs
• Conduit and cable tray systems
• Grounding and bonding for mission-critical environments
• Coordinate work in electrical rooms, data halls, and support spaces
• Maintain cleanliness and compliance in sensitive data center areas (white space / gray space)

Safety & Compliance

• Enforce OSHA, NEC, NFPA 70E, and company safety policies at all times
• Lead daily JHAs, toolbox talks, and site safety planning
• Stop unsafe work and correct hazards immediately
• Ensure lockout/tagout and energized work procedures are followed

Planning, Coordination & Reporting

• Read and interpret drawings, one-lines, specs, and schedules
• Coordinate with superintendents, project managers, QA/QC, safety, and other trades
• Track daily manpower, production, and material usage
• Communicate constraints, delays, or scope changes proactively

Quality Control

• Ensure installations meet drawings, specifications, and inspection standards
• Support inspections, testing, and commissioning activities Address rework, punch list items, and corrective actions promptly