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Manufacturing Plant Electrical Foreman

  • Manufacturing Plant Electrical Foreman job type Posted on: Nov 04, 2026
  • Manufacturing Plant Electrical Foreman experience level OpSource Staffing
  • Manufacturing Plant Electrical Foreman employment type Ladson, South Carolina
  • Manufacturing Plant Electrical Foreman salary Salary: $38 per hour
  • Manufacturing Plant Electrical Foreman employment type Onsite
  • Manufacturing Plant Electrical Foreman salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Manufacturing Plant Electrical Foreman

Job Type :

Full-Time

Job Location :

Ladson South Carolina United States

Remote :

No

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Job Description

Job Description
Build What Keeps Industry Running

At Renfrow Industrial, we power production. We are seeking a Manufacturing Plant Electrical Foreman to lead field crews on complex industrial projects. Your mission: deliver safe, precise, and efficient electrical installations that meet NEC, OSHA, and client expectations—every time.

The Challenge

Imagine orchestrating a plant shutdown: you brief the team, stage materials, verify lockout/tagout, and sequence conduit, MCC, and motor control tasks to minimize downtime. You coordinate with project management and other trades, keep documentation tight, and jump in to troubleshoot a 480V issue so commissioning stays on track. If this sounds like your kind of responsibility, read on.

Core Responsibilities
  • Lead and supervise Journeymen, Top Helpers, and Helpers, fostering skill growth and accountability
  • Plan, assign, and coordinate daily activities aligned to drawings and schedules
  • Ensure work adheres to NEC, OSHA, and client standards
  • Oversee installation of conduit systems, MCCs, motor controls, and industrial power distribution
  • Support shutdowns, tie-ins, startup, and commissioning events
  • Operate effectively within active manufacturing and process environments
  • Assist with troubleshooting of industrial electrical systems and equipment
  • Partner with project management, other trades, and client representatives to remove blockers
  • Track productivity, manpower, and material consumption to meet targets
  • Lead daily safety briefings; enforce policies and stop work when needed
  • Identify and resolve field issues; keep the jobsite organized with thorough reporting
  • Mentor crew members and uphold high standards of quality
  • Report incidents, near misses, and safety concerns immediately
  • Perform other duties as assigned
Compensation and Benefits
  • $33–$38 per hour depending on experience and leadership qualifications
  • Health Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
Work Schedule
  • Monday–Thursday, 4x10 schedule
  • Overtime as project needs dictate
  • Periodic shutdowns, outages, and off-shift coordination
What You Need to Succeed
  • Journeyman Electrician license
  • 7+ years of industrial electrical experience; manufacturing/process background strongly preferred
  • Demonstrated leadership or foreman experience strongly preferred
  • Thorough knowledge of codes, standards, and industry best practices
  • Experience with MCCs, motor controls, 480V systems, industrial power distribution, conduit systems, industrial troubleshooting, and shutdown/maintenance environments
  • Ability to lead crews, manage priorities, and communicate clearly
  • Strong organizational and documentation skills
  • Valid driver’s license
  • Willingness to work overtime when required
Physical Requirements
  • Climb, balance, lift up to 50 pounds, and work at heights
  • Wear required PPE and maintain safe work practices
  • Work in industrial settings, including confined spaces
  • Sustain physical activity for the full shift
  • Maintain situational awareness on active construction sites
Tools and Resources
  • Bring journeyman-level hand tools suitable for electrical tasks
  • Use basic supervisory tools for layout, planning, and documentation

Renfrow Industrial and/or the client will provide specialized tools, testing instruments, and power tools as needed for specific tasks.

Our Commitment to Safety

Safety is a core value. Foremen lead by example, enforce safety policies, and exercise stop-work authority whenever unsafe conditions are present.

Career Path

Strong performers can move into senior supervisory, superintendent, or project management roles, based on performance, leadership capability, and business needs.

Position Parameters
  • Operate within the scope of assigned authority and project controls
  • Be accountable for crew safety, quality, and productivity
  • Maintain all required licenses and certifications

Work hours may vary based on project schedules, shutdowns, testing, commissioning, incidents, and customer requirements.

Jobcon Logo Position Details

Posted:

Nov 04, 2026

Reference Number:

fd052632

Employment:

Full-time

Salary:

$38 per hour

City:

Ladson

Job Origin:

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Job Description

Job Description
Build What Keeps Industry Running

At Renfrow Industrial, we power production. We are seeking a Manufacturing Plant Electrical Foreman to lead field crews on complex industrial projects. Your mission: deliver safe, precise, and efficient electrical installations that meet NEC, OSHA, and client expectations—every time.

The Challenge

Imagine orchestrating a plant shutdown: you brief the team, stage materials, verify lockout/tagout, and sequence conduit, MCC, and motor control tasks to minimize downtime. You coordinate with project management and other trades, keep documentation tight, and jump in to troubleshoot a 480V issue so commissioning stays on track. If this sounds like your kind of responsibility, read on.

Core Responsibilities
  • Lead and supervise Journeymen, Top Helpers, and Helpers, fostering skill growth and accountability
  • Plan, assign, and coordinate daily activities aligned to drawings and schedules
  • Ensure work adheres to NEC, OSHA, and client standards
  • Oversee installation of conduit systems, MCCs, motor controls, and industrial power distribution
  • Support shutdowns, tie-ins, startup, and commissioning events
  • Operate effectively within active manufacturing and process environments
  • Assist with troubleshooting of industrial electrical systems and equipment
  • Partner with project management, other trades, and client representatives to remove blockers
  • Track productivity, manpower, and material consumption to meet targets
  • Lead daily safety briefings; enforce policies and stop work when needed
  • Identify and resolve field issues; keep the jobsite organized with thorough reporting
  • Mentor crew members and uphold high standards of quality
  • Report incidents, near misses, and safety concerns immediately
  • Perform other duties as assigned
Compensation and Benefits
  • $33–$38 per hour depending on experience and leadership qualifications
  • Health Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
Work Schedule
  • Monday–Thursday, 4x10 schedule
  • Overtime as project needs dictate
  • Periodic shutdowns, outages, and off-shift coordination
What You Need to Succeed
  • Journeyman Electrician license
  • 7+ years of industrial electrical experience; manufacturing/process background strongly preferred
  • Demonstrated leadership or foreman experience strongly preferred
  • Thorough knowledge of codes, standards, and industry best practices
  • Experience with MCCs, motor controls, 480V systems, industrial power distribution, conduit systems, industrial troubleshooting, and shutdown/maintenance environments
  • Ability to lead crews, manage priorities, and communicate clearly
  • Strong organizational and documentation skills
  • Valid driver’s license
  • Willingness to work overtime when required
Physical Requirements
  • Climb, balance, lift up to 50 pounds, and work at heights
  • Wear required PPE and maintain safe work practices
  • Work in industrial settings, including confined spaces
  • Sustain physical activity for the full shift
  • Maintain situational awareness on active construction sites
Tools and Resources
  • Bring journeyman-level hand tools suitable for electrical tasks
  • Use basic supervisory tools for layout, planning, and documentation

Renfrow Industrial and/or the client will provide specialized tools, testing instruments, and power tools as needed for specific tasks.

Our Commitment to Safety

Safety is a core value. Foremen lead by example, enforce safety policies, and exercise stop-work authority whenever unsafe conditions are present.

Career Path

Strong performers can move into senior supervisory, superintendent, or project management roles, based on performance, leadership capability, and business needs.

Position Parameters
  • Operate within the scope of assigned authority and project controls
  • Be accountable for crew safety, quality, and productivity
  • Maintain all required licenses and certifications

Work hours may vary based on project schedules, shutdowns, testing, commissioning, incidents, and customer requirements.

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