Commercial Electrical Foreman (Licensed - Commercial Projects)

Job Description

Job Description

Commercial Electrical Foreman (Licensed – Commercial Projects)
Lead the Job. Run the Crew. Stay Local.
$36–$45+ per hour | Company Vehicle | Steady Commercial Work
📍 Oakland, Macomb & Lapeer Counties
(Main Office: Auburn Hills, MI) For Proven Commercial Electrical Leaders
E.L. Electrical Contracting has served Southeast Michigan for 27+ years, specializing in commercial new construction and renovations — offices, schools, churches, fire stations, and other community facilities.
We are hiring one experienced Commercial Electrical Foreman who can take full ownership of commercial projects in the field.
If you’re currently running commercial work but feel under-supported, under-recognized, or buried in chaos — this may be worth a conversation. Compensation & Benefits

• $36–$45+ per hour (based on leadership and project performance)
• Company vehicle (for qualified Foreman)
• Health insurance
• Paid holidays
• PTO / vacation
• 401(k)
• Steady, year-round commercial projects
• Local projects only — no out-of-town travel
• Mostly weekday business hours

What You’ll Lead (Commercial Electrical Work)

• Commercial electrical installations (new construction & renovation)
• Crew coordination and field layout
• Conduit installation (EMT, rigid, etc.)
• Panel installs, lighting, devices, feeders
• Job site organization and production pacing
• NEC compliance and inspections
• Communication with GCs and project managers
• Maintaining clean, professional, inspection-ready job sites

You won’t be micromanaged — but you will be trusted to deliver. What We’re Looking For

• Valid Michigan Journeyman Electrician License
• Proven experience running commercial electrical projects
• Ability to read blueprints, plan ahead, and sequence work
• Strong conduit layout skills and clean installation standards
• Leadership presence — your crew respects you
• Ability to solve problems without escalating everything upward
• Professional communication with GCs and inspectors
• Clean driving record

Who This Is NOT For

• Lead men who still need daily direction
• Foremen who blame others for job performance
• Anyone comfortable with sloppy installs or disorganized job sites

Why Foremen Stay Here

• Real support from experienced project management
• Organized jobs and realistic scheduling
• Professional commercial crews
• Clear expectations and accountability
• Stable, local work
• Leadership respected — not undermined

We build solid commercial electrical projects and expect professional execution. Ready for a Better Fit?
If you’re a licensed Commercial Electrical Foreman who wants steady local work, professional crews, and the authority to run your job the right way — let’s talk.
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