Job Title: Electrical Foreman , Electrician

Description

An Electrical Foreman is a key figure in managing and supervising electrical operations on construction or industrial project sites. This position ensures that all electrical systems are installed, tested, and maintained in compliance with safety standards and technical specifications. The foreman serves as the bridge between engineers, electricians, and management, ensuring projects are completed efficiently, safely, and within deadlines. In large-scale developments, particularly in regions like Riyadh, the Electrical Foreman plays an essential role in maintaining the reliability of power systems for residential, commercial, and industrial facilities. Their leadership and technical expertise ensure that all electrical installations meet the highest standards of safety and functionality, contributing to the success and sustainability of every project.

Key Responsibilities

The Electrical Foreman oversees all site activities related to electrical works, including installation, wiring, testing, and commissioning of systems. They assign daily tasks to electricians, ensure proper use of tools and materials, and verify that work is performed according to design drawings and safety codes. The foreman inspects completed work to identify potential faults or hazards and ensures compliance with both company and industry regulations. Coordination with other departments is also crucial to avoid conflicts in scheduling and resource use. In this role, the foreman must ensure that all electrical systems are connected safely and perform as intended, from lighting and power circuits to building automation systems. Their guidance helps maintain quality, productivity, and site safety, ensuring projects progress without interruption.

Skills and Knowledge

An effective Electrical Foreman should possess a deep understanding of electrical systems, blueprints, and safety protocols. Technical qualifications in electrical engineering or a related field are often required, along with several years of hands-on experience in construction or building projects. Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills are essential for managing teams of electricians and ensuring all work aligns with technical requirements. The ability to troubleshoot electrical issues, maintain accurate documentation, and follow Saudi building standards is vital. Experience in house wiring, second fix, and third fix installations is especially valuable for this role. A competent foreman also demonstrates strong organizational skills, ensuring timely completion of work while maintaining a safe and productive environment for all team members.

Job Details

🏢 Company Name: IGCC

🚨 Urgent Requirement

📅 Date: 22/10/2025

Positions Available:

1️⃣ Electrical Foreman – 02 Nos | Rate: 22 SAR/hour | FAT-Free

2️⃣ Electrician – 50 Nos | Rate: 14 SAR/hour

🕖 Interview: Today, 7 PM in the office (আজকে সন্ধ্যা ৭ টায় অফিসে ইন্টারভিউ)

📍 Location: Riyadh (Long-Term Project)

💰 Salary Duration: 2 Months + 15 Days

Experience Required:

House Building (Second Fix and Third Fix)

Must have relevant experience in electrical installations and finishing work

Documents:

No documents required for the interview

Original Passport is mandatory

📞 Contact Number: 050 696 3368

Office Location. https://maps.app.goo.gl/1bPoCWqFZ4BDvPdb6

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