KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Structural / General Contracting Scope:

• Lead and execute wood framing operations — wall layout, floor and roof systems, stairwells, blocking, fire

blocking, sheathing, and hold-down hardware per structural drawings

• Direct light gauge steel (LGS) framing for commercial interiors and exteriors: track, stud layout, headers, curtain

wall framing, shaft walls, and soffits

• Oversee CMU and concrete block construction: layout, coursing, reinforcement placement, lintel installation, and

coordination with masonry subcontractors where applicable

• Interpret and build from architectural, structural, and shop drawings across all three structural systems without

direct supervision

• Coordinate structural sequencing with concrete, MEP, roofing, and envelope trades to maintain schedule integrity

on commercial sites

• Perform layout of wall lines, openings, bearing conditions, and MEP rough-in backing/blocking for retail,

warehouse, and data center project types

Electrical / Conduit Scope:

• Install and route EMT, rigid (GRC), IMC, and PVC conduit systems — underground, in-slab, exposed, and

concealed conditions

• Execute complex conduit bends using hand, mechanical, and hydraulic benders — offsets, saddles, 3-point and

4-point bends, segmented bends for large-diameter pipe

• Read and work from electrical construction drawings: one-line diagrams, riser diagrams, panel schedules, lighting

plans, and equipment connection details

• Install pull boxes, junction boxes, conduit bodies, cable tray, unistrut, and support systems in coordination with

structural framing layout

• Oversee wire and cable pulling through conduit systems; maintain NEC-compliant fill ratios, protection, and

termination prep

• Coordinate conduit routing with structural framing, HVAC ductwork, and plumbing to avoid conflicts and maintain

access

• Support panel rough-in, service equipment placement, and distribution system installation as directed by master

electrician or electrical contractor

Foreman / Crew Leadership:

• Manage a mixed crew of carpenters, framers, electricians, and apprentices — typically 5–15 workers — across

active Oklahoma commercial job sites

• Develop and execute daily and weekly work plans; set production targets and assign tasks based on project

sequencing and crew skill

• Coordinate with GC superintendent and other trade foremen for sequencing, space conflicts, and inspection

scheduling

• Conduct daily toolbox talks and pre-task planning; enforce OSHA 29 CFR 1926 standards, Oklahoma-specific

safety regulations, and site-specific safety plans

• Track labor hours, material usage, and production against budget; report variances to PM or superintendent

• Ensure work is inspection-ready at all structural, rough-in, and close-in milestones; coordinate AHJ and CIB

inspections for both structural and electrical scope

• Identify and document RFIs, change order triggers, and scope conflicts; escalate promptly through proper

channels

• Mentor apprentice and journeyman-level crew members; model quality standards, code compliance, and professional conduct

Project-Type Experience (any combination valued):

• Retail / Commercial: Anchor tenant buildouts, shell and TI framing, storefront backing, equipment curb and support framing, LGS interior systems, panel and distribution rough-in

• Warehouse / Distribution: Tilt-up coordination, CMU perimeter walls, steel deck support framing, large-bay conduit runs, high-bay lighting rough-in, dock and door framing

• Data Centers: High-density conduit routing and cable tray systems, raised floor support framing, hot aisle/cold aisle wall and ceiling systems, generator and UPS electrical infrastructure, critical path coordination

QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS

Required:

• Valid Oklahoma Unlimited Journeyman Electrician license issued by the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board

(CIB) — or ability to obtain by reciprocity prior to start date (Iowa and other qualifying states accepted; must have

held license minimum 1 year)

• NOTE: Oklahoma Residential Journeyman license does NOT qualify for this role — Unlimited classification is

required for all commercial and industrial electrical scope

• Minimum 5+ years of combined commercial construction experience spanning at least two of the three structural

systems: wood framing, light gauge steel framing, CMU/concrete block

• Minimum 3+ years of commercial electrical field experience with demonstrated conduit installation and bending

proficiency

• Demonstrated crew leadership — ability to manage and coordinate a multi-trade field crew of 5–15 workers on

active commercial sites

• Expert proficiency reading architectural, structural, and electrical construction drawings simultaneously

• Working knowledge of IBC, NEC 2023 (as adopted in Oklahoma), and applicable OSHA construction standards

• Valid driver's license; willingness and ability to travel within Oklahoma to project sites with overnight stays as

required

• Ability to lift 50+ lbs, work at heights, and sustain physical demands across full shifts on active commercial sites

• Ability to pass a pre-employment background check and drug screening

Preferred:

• Experience on all three project types: retail/commercial, warehouse, and data center

• OSHA 30 – Construction certification

• Aerial lift, forklift, or rigging certification

• Oklahoma CIB Alarm Endorsement (required for any alarm/security system scope; involves criminal background

check)

• Familiarity with BIM coordination, Bluebeam markups, or Procore field management for multi-trade site

management

• Prior hybrid foreman or GC/electrical lead experience on projects $1M+

• Experience with tilt-up concrete panel coordination or pre-engineered metal building (PEMB) electrical rough-in.