Electrical Foreman, Marina Services and Custom Homes

Harbor Line Electric • Full-time • Stuart, Florida, United States • $34 - $45 / hour • 1m ago

Electrical Foreman. $34 to $45 per hour, paid time off, $1,000 bonus after 90 days.

Work on the water. Lead the crew.
Harbor Line Electric is a family owned electrical contractor in Stuart doing work most electricians never touch. We are the marina and dock specialists of the Treasure Coast: 600 to 1,200 amp marina services, shore power distribution, dock wiring, boat lifts, waterfront homes, and standby generators as a Generac certified dealer.

Founded by a third generation electrician, we do things the right way with no shortcuts, we take on complex work, and we are building a company where good electricians can build a long career.

This is not another residential electrician job.
Major marina electrical systems. Large services and distribution. Troubleshooting that actually takes skill. High end waterfront homes, remodels, and new construction. Crew leadership and a real path toward running larger projects.

If you are looking for more challenging electrical work and more responsibility, this is an opportunity to step into both.

The role
You run the job and the crew on it.

A large share of your time is marina work: servicing, troubleshooting, and replacing large gear, 600 to 1,200 amp services, main distribution, feeders, and pedestal systems at active marinas where shutdowns, phasing, coordination, and getting customers back online matter.

The rest is custom homes: remodels and new construction from rough in to trim, run start to finish to our standard.

You will have an apprentice or helper under you and the owner one phone call away, not looking over your shoulder.

Strong foreman first. Marina specialist second.
If you can run 400 amp and larger services, troubleshoot distribution, understand feeders, grounding, and bonding, and lead people, we will teach you the marina side and you can become one of the best marina electricians on the Treasure Coast.

The kind of person we are looking for
A foreman who takes ownership. You can walk a project, understand what needs to happen, build a material list, direct your crew, communicate problems early, and drive the job through inspection without someone planning every step for you.

What you will do

Service and replace large marina electrical gear: 600 to 1,200 amp services, switchboards, distribution panels, feeders, and shore power pedestal systems
Troubleshoot marina power problems with advanced test equipment and get docks back online
Run remodel and new construction homes start to finish: layout, material lists, execution, inspections
Lead a crew of one to three, keep the job safe, and keep the client informed
Document your work in Jobber and Google Drive: time, photos, notes, and material lists

What we need

Typically 7+ years of electrical field experience, or equivalent experience that shows foreman level capability
Real hands on time on services 400 amp and larger
Residential remodel and new construction experience is strongly preferred. Commercial foremen with strong service, distribution, and leadership experience are encouraged to apply
Comfortable running a job and crew without needing constant direction
Marina, dock, or waterfront experience is a plus, not a requirement
Generac certification or a Florida journeyman or master license is a plus
Strong English communication skills, spoken and written, with the ability to communicate professionally with clients, inspectors, and the office
Comfort with digital tools in the field
Clean, valid Florida driver license. Within about 45 minutes of Stuart preferred
Able to handle attics, ladders, Florida heat, work over water, and lifting up to 50 lbs

What you get

$34 to $45 per hour. The top of the range is for a license, deep marina experience, or extensive large service and distribution experience. For the truly right person, we are willing to talk beyond it
$1,000 bonus after successfully completing your first 90 days
Company vehicle on the job, not a take home vehicle
Paid time off: 1 week after 90 days, growing with tenure up to 4 weeks
6 paid holidays
We pay for license exam prep and code classes if you want to test for your journeyman or master
Referral program: get paid when someone you send us gets hired
$300 yearly work gear stipend after your first year
We pay a share of your marketplace health plan
Quarterly performance reviews and real opportunities for advancement, so you always know where you stand and what your next raise requires
Clear systems and daily workflows, so you spend your time doing electrical work instead of untangling chaos

We are growing, and this seat grows with us. A foreman who proves he can lead people, protect the job, and deliver projects has a path into larger project leadership as we expand.

Monday through Friday, day shift, in person. Occasional weekend work when a job calls for it.
Apply today.

Pay: $34.00 - $45.00 per hour

Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Benefits:

Paid time off
Referral program
Tuition reimbursement

Application Question(s):

What is the largest electrical service you have personally installed or serviced? Please give the amperage and what the job was.
Have you run a crew on a remodel or new construction home? If yes, how many people and what kind of job?
Describe any marina, dock, or waterfront electrical experience. If none, write none.

Experience: