Electrical Foreman – High Rise Project – Coquitlam

Our client has been operational for over 40 years in the Lower Mainland. They are a family business that specializes mainly in high rise and low rise multi family residential projects.

About the Opportunity
In this role you will be running a crew of 15-25 electricians for a 40+ story tower in Coquitlam. The project will be breaking ground soon and is yet to begin.

About the Position

• Lead and supervise electrical crews to ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality work practices.
• Assign daily tasks, provide on-the-job training, and guide crew members to support their development and performance.
• Promote a positive and productive team environment while addressing issues proactively.
• Ensure full compliance with electrical codes, safety regulations (e.g., Canadian Electrical Code, WorkSafeBC, and company policies.
• Investigate safety concerns promptly to maintain a safe work environment for all personnel.
• Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical drawings to understand project scope and requirements.
• Assist with project planning, including scheduling and budgeting tasks.
• Order, track, and manage materials and equipment needed for the job.
• Conduct quality control inspections to confirm all work aligns with specifications and industry standards.
• Maintain accurate documentation, including daily reports, timesheets, and material requisitions.
• Communicate clearly and professionally with clients, contractors, project managers, and other stakeholders.
• Troubleshoot and resolve electrical issues promptly as they arise.

The Requirements

• Experience running a high-rise project from start to completion as an Electrical Foreman
• Red Seal Ticket
• Proficient using Bluebeam and Autocad an asset
• Experience leading teams of 15-25 electricians

Compensation

• $50 - $65 an hour depending on experience
• 100% health and dental coverage paid by employer
• Company cell phone, gas card and laptop
• Car allowance
• Lucrative performance based bonuses